
Corpn. to hold survey of SC families
The Hindu
The move to ensure better utilisation of SC funds
In yet another step to ensure that the funds meant for Scheduled Caste beneficiaries are reaching those deserving of it, the city Corporation is planning to conduct a wide-ranging ground-level survey in each of the 502 SC residential colonies within the city limits.
The survey is meant to identify the socio-economic status of the families, and to address the gaps in the delivery of welfare schemes and developmental projects.
According to a Corporation official, the capital city has a total of 502 residential colonies, with at least five SC families. The city has a total SC population of around 96,000. In each of the areas, the survey will be looking at the socio-economic profile of all the members, the infrastructural facilities, the condition of the houses, availability of sanitation, water supply, and power connections.

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