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DC Kathua reviews progress of permanent restoration works under SDRF

K H News Service by K H News Service
June 7, 2026
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Rajesh directs deptts to complete execution ahead of monsoon

 

Kathua : Deputy Commissioner Kathua Rajesh Sharma chaired a meeting Saturday to review the progress of permanent restoration of road and other infrastructure damaged in last year floods and being executed under the State Disaster Response Fund (SDRF).

He directed the concerned departments to accelerate execution to complete the works before the onset of monsoon season. He took a department-wise review of restoration projects sanctioned in the aftermath of natural calamities and assessed the progress achieved so far.

The meeting was informed that 14 PWD works are under execution in Basohli and 3 others have been completed, while 31 works have been completed in Billawar PWD division and one work is in progress.

Similarly PWD Kathua has completed 04 works and 26 others are under execution. The PWD Hiranagar has completed 11 works and work on the remaining projects is in progress.

The meeting was further informed that restoration works being executed by BRO at Tikri, Sukha Nallah and Bhedu Nallah are progressing at a rapid pace.

Reviewing preparedness for the ensuing rainy season, the Deputy Commissioner directed the concerned agencies to clear blocked drains along roads and bridges to maintain smooth water flow and prevent waterlogging.

The Jal Shakti Department informed that DPRs for eight restoration works have been submitted for approval, while the Power Development Department reported that out of four sanctioned works, two have been tendered and the remaining two shall be tendered shortly. It was further informed that approval of restoration projects under the Irrigation and Flood Control sector is at the final stage.

Stressing timely completion, the Deputy Commissioner directed all executing agencies to take up the works on mission mode and ensure completion of critical projects before the onset of monsoon. He emphasized adherence to quality standards and creation of durable assets to enhance resilience against future disasters.

The Deputy Commissioner also called for close monitoring and effective inter-departmental coordination to ensure timely and efficient execution of all restoration works.

ADDC Surinder Mohan Sharma, IAS Probationer Nidhi, CPO Ranjeet Thakur and other concerned officers attended the meeting.

K H News Service

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