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Guardian minister to demand for more funds for Thane

Updated on: 04 February,2015 01:42 PM IST  | 
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Thane Guardian Minister Eknath Shinde here said that Rs 248 crore fund for district to District Planning and Development Council (DPDC) for 2014-15 was inadequate and he would take up the matter with the State Planning Minister

Guardian minister to demand for more funds for Thane

Thane: Thane Guardian Minister Eknath Shinde here said that Rs 248 crore fund for district to District Planning and Development Council (DPDC) for 2014-15 was inadequate and he would take up the matter matter with the State Planning Minister.


Shinde was presiding over a meeting of the Thane DPDC yesterday and said Rs 248 crore was quite insufficient to undertake development works in the district and he would take up the issue with State planning minister in the due course.


During the meeting, he discussed issues ranging from shortage of food grain under PDS, water supply shortage, paucity of health facilities, rising child mortality deaths in Sahapur on account of absence of sonography machines.


Shinde said that beautification work of Ghodbunder fort be undertaken on priority basis and Rs 1 crore has been sanctioned for it. He also directed officials to submit the proposal for developing Barvi Dam and Malshej as eco-tourist destinations and Ganeshpuri and Mauli as tourist spots.

District collector Ashwini Joshi, Zilla Parishad CEO Shekar Gaikwad, MP Rajan Vichare and other officials attended the meeting.

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