Plans formulated for Mysuru’s growth, it should be number one in development, says CM
The Hindu
CM Siddaramaiah announced plans for Mysuru's growth & development. He urged officials to work with dedication & responsibility to revive the past glory of the district. He set a target to make Mysuru #1 in all sectors & called for mass participation in Dasara. He also stressed the need to ensure no drinking water scarcity & supply of fodder & water for animals. Officials congratulated for successful Dasara & urged to implement public welfare & development projects.
Chief Minister Siddaramaiah said here on Sunday that the plans were being formulated for the growth and development of Mysuru.
He was speaking at a luncheon meet at a private hotel in which elected representatives of the region and officials of the Mysuru district administration were present.
Mr. Siddaramaiah said officials should dedicate themselves to the task, work for development, and discharge their role in a responsible manner. Mr. Siddaramaiah said there was no development in Mysuru during the last 5 years and hence a blueprint is being prepared for the development of the entire district.
Mr. Siddaramaiah said the glory of the past development of Mysuru should be revived and the model of Nalwadi Krishnaraja Wadiyar and D. Devaraj Urs in the fields of irrigation, agriculture, social welfare should be the model.
The Chief Minister also set a target for the district officials to take Mysuru to number one position in development. “Mysuru should be on top in all sectors including education, health, rural development, urban development, and social welfare’’ said Mr. Siddaramaiah saying it was possible to achieve such a goal. “Effective development is possible only if officials work with dedication mingle with people to understand their grievances”, he added.
Mr. Siddaramaiah congratulated the officials for the smooth and successful conduct of Dasara this year and said this was due to coordination as a result of which there were no complaints or negative feedback from the public.
The Chief Minister said Mysuru region is known for arts and literature and officials should strive to further enrich it by proper implementation of the relevant projects. He also called for greater mass participation in Dasara.
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