Inaruwa, Sept 5 :
Eighty households were provided the
homes constructed in over two bighas of land at the cost of Rs 70 million.
Municipality mayor Bed Narayan
Gachchhadar informed that the homes made under 'Mayor-residence project' were
distributed to the poor households on Monday. Each house has the facilities as
drinking water, toilet and electricity. Even a community building is made for
the households where they can conduct traditional rituals as marriage and
tonsure ceremonies.
For the handover of the homes,
municipality picked 80 from among 200 applications it received for it.
Remaining applicants would be provided similar residential homes in near
future, according to Mayor Gachchhadar.
The local government is planning to
manage the schooling free of cost to the children of poor families which got
homes. Similarly, the guardians will be provided skill-oriented training to
foster self-employment.
Meanwhile, the municipality has
said it was continuously monitoring the encroachment upon public spaces and
settlement of squatter dwellers. If any squatter dweller is found having
his/her own home, he/she would be taken action, it warned. (RSS)