Arzoo in Arunachal Pradesh paves the way for a brighter future ahead.

A Fifteen point
declaration was taken by the people of Arzoo, Dibang Valley district of
Arunachal Pradesh.
On September 8, a Gram Sabha meeting was held, chaired by Anmol Singh, circle officer and attended by Deputy SP J. Molo, Special Invitee Sgri Hari Miyee (ZPM), Khako Meme (GPC), represented by officers from PHED, RWD, Education, Power and other departments and including the general public of Arzoo.
The 15 points Arzoo Declaration was taken for a sustainable, inclusive
and a vibrant future which is why it was adopted in the first place.
Among the 15 significant decisions taken were promoting education for all irrespective of age and gender, elimination of child marriage, promoting a healthy and hygienic lifestyle, promoting harmony and brotherhood etc.
Apart from
these, the Arzoo Development Board was also constituted which included Anmol
Sing, circle officer as the Chairman of the Board, Khako Meme GPC one of the
members of the two appointed by the community.
Further,
the Melo community led by Kanto Melo & Nogoro Melo and few others donated a
land of 18 Ha, free of cost or without any conditions demanded, for the
development of Arzoo.
The administration,
on the other hand, have ensured proper planning at Greenfield site and stated
that all departments must register for NOC from the administration before any kind
of construction is done in the area.
“Haphazard
development and any structure without planning are strictly prohibited. Planning
should also include landscape planning”, the official press release stated.
Furthermore,
a separate land for the police administration was marked which will also be
handed over to the District administration.
“District
administration after proper planning will make land available to Police
department”, the release stated.
Moreover,
for the first time in Arunachal Pradesh, a Voluntary Public asset maintenance
fund of Rs 200 will be created. The Voluntary fee will be collected by the
panchayat every month from each household for minor repairs of community/public
assets eg. Street lights, water tanks, benches, V-SAT, dustbins, toilets, etc.
A donation
of Rs 5000 was already donated by the Circle officer, Anmol Singh, making it as
the start of the donation drive.
The collection
from village will begin from October 2, 2022.
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