GANDERBAL, OCTOBER 19: Deputy Commissioner Ganderbal, Shreya Singhal, IAS, today chaired a meeting of the District Level Implementation Committee (DLIC) to review the progress achieved under Mission YUVA and consider beneficiary cases under the scheme.
During the meeting, the committee took up 308 fresh cases of nano-entrepreneurs, 94 cases requiring verification for completion of units, and 58 improvement cases under the Nano Entrepreneur Scheme, taking the total number of cases under consideration to 460.
The Deputy Commissioner reviewed the progress of implementation and emphasised the need for proper scrutiny and verification of beneficiary cases in accordance with the prescribed guidelines. She stressed that all concerned departments and financial institutions must ensure timely processing of cases and extend the requisite support to eligible beneficiaries.
The DC underscored the importance of effective coordination among the departments concerned to facilitate the establishment and completion of nano-enterprise units, address deficiencies in pending cases and ensure that the benefits of Mission YUVA reach eligible youth.
The concerned officers were directed to maintain close follow up on the cases under different categories and ensure timely action in accordance with the scheme’s provisions.
The meeting was attended by the General Manager, District Industries Centre; Assistant Commissioner Revenue; Sub Divisional Magistrate Kangan; representatives of educational institutions; District Social Welfare Officer; Employment Officer, officials from JKEDI and NABARD; NRLM representatives, representatives of J&K Bank; Lead District Manager; Director JKRSETI; and other concerned officers and officials.
