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Jal Jeevan Maah commences in Leh district

Indus DispatchBy Indus DispatchOctober 3, 2022Updated:October 3, 2022No Comments3 Mins Read
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Leh: On the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti, Jal Jeevan Maah was launched in Leh district at Spituk Farkha Panchayat in the presence of the chief guest Commissioner/Secretary, Public Health Engineering Department, UT Ladakh, Ajeet Kumar Sahu.

Acknowledging the progress and the success of Har Ghar Jal under the Jal Jeevan Mission in Ladakh, Commissioner/Secretary, PHED, A K Sahu appreciated the united efforts of the PHE department, public representatives and the community participation. He reiterated the essentiality of community ownership and the need of making JJM a people’s movement to ensure its success in the true sense.

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Comm/Secy Sahu also stressed on observing the non-freezing techniques, regular checkups of water quality, cleaning and safety of water sources and reservoirs, grey water management and judicious and conscious use of water. He urged the public to conduct a social audit and deliberate on the user charges in Jal Samvad during the Jal Jeevan Maah.

Addressing the gathering, Councillor Tundup Nurboo expressed gratitude to the UT and District Administration for the success of the Jal Jeevan Mission. Sharing the apprehensions among the public on user charges of JJM connections, he urged for clarity from the concerned officers/officials and also requested to add more parameters to the water quality testing checks.

During the occasion, the team of Implementing Support Agency (ISA) performed a skit/nukkad natak on various aspects of JJM, such as community partnership, operation and maintenance (O&M) and water management among others.

Several videos on the impact of JJM, grievance redressal and solar pump training were screened. A refresher training/demo on the field-testing kit (FTK) was also presented on the occasion.

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Similarly, a pledge on water conservation and JJM was also administered to all.

Earlier, Superintending Engineer, PHE Leh, Sonam Angchuk addressed the welcome speech and Sarpanch, Spituk Farkha Halqa Panchayat, Tsewang Nurboo delivered the vote of thanks.

Chief Planning Officer, Leh, Tsewang Gyalson; Additional District Development Commissioner, Leh, Sonam Nurboo; Block Development Officer, Leh, Tsering Angchuk; Executive Engineer, PHE Leh; Assistant Executive Engineer, PHE Leh; village representatives; representatives from PMU, ISA, IEC; public and officials from concerned department were also present.

It is pertinent to mention that Leh district is observing the month of October as Jal Jeevan Maah. The Jal Jeevan Maah aims to strengthen the implementation and progress of the Jal Jeevan Mission and to spread awareness among the public.

The main focus areas of Jal Jeevan Maah includes Certification of Har Ghar Jal villages; conducting Jal Jeevan Samvad, Social Audit; Special incentives to best performing villages; Speeding up the progress of providing Functional Household Tap Connections, Operation and Maintenance, winter managements and visit of water quality experts for water testing and to prepare remedial action plans on water quality.

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