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ZIRO, Sep 1: Of the 1100 applications received, 700 beneficiaries were selected during the District Level Implementation and Monitoring Committee (DLMIC) meeting for selection of beneficiaries under Atma Nirbhar Bhagwani Yojana (ANBY)2023 for Lower Subansiri District held at the District Secretariat here on Thursday.
Chairing the meeting, Lower Subansiri Deputy Commissioner Bamin Nime lauded the state government for allocating requisite fund under ANBY-2023 to the district and urged the DLMIC members to enroll more beneficiaries and suggested allocation of 0.5 Ha or half unit to all the selected beneficiaries without violating the prescribed guidelines under ANBY in line with the Centre’s motto of ‘Sab ka Saath Sabka Vikash’. Nime also urged the bank managers to cooperate and comply with the department and the beneficiaries for timely completion of the scheme.
Zilla Parishad Chairperson Likha Sangchorey also appealed the bank managers to take note of the problems faced by the beneficiaries and urged them to be more pro-active and expedite the disbursement of ANBY loans to deserving farmers.
Earlier, District Horticulture Officer-cum-Member Secretary Komri Murtem in his welcome address urged the board members to minutely scrutinize and examine the applications based on which the beneficiaries ought to be selected. (DIPRO)