Addl DC visits anganwadi centre

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Jalandhar, Updated At : 05:58 AM Dec 02, 2024 IST

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Additional Deputy Commissioner (Rural Development) Varinderpal Singh Bajwa today visited the anganwadi centre at Khojewal village and reviewed the work of its under-construction building. The ADC directed officials of the PWD to complete the work of the building on time and also pay special attention to the quality of the work.

He said officials of the Social Security Department should monitor the construction of the building at regular intervals to ensure that the work was completed in time. Besides, he also checked the quality of food served to students by having the mid-day meal.

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