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District Plan DISTRICT PLAN FOR UMIVEK5ALI5ATION OF PRIMARY EDUCATION DI5TBICT— TIKAMQAPH MADHYA PRADESH NIEPA DC D09982 LIBRABY & OnCUMENTATIdr^ J-: S’ationil f.jstitu'e of Kducarif-ual Plaun- ^nd dministration. 17-B, b ii AurobiiKio Marl, New Dtlbj-lJ00]6 ^ Q Q j?,9 10. Mr Manoj Kumar' Englis/h Typist- Water Rtsourccd Division Tikamgarh M.P. 11. Mr. Paees Uddin Siddiki Artist Health Deptt Tikamgarh. The second meeting was held on 3.5.93 in thie .. Circuit House Tikamgarh under the presidentship of Collector TikamQarl- All the Block Education Officers were directed to furnish the statics needed by the drafting committees goal 8- strategy was also discusscd. The uptodate .progress of the draft plan wat put up before the collector Tikamgarh om 10. 5.93 The third mcctinc of the'D.G.P. was held on 13. 5.93 .in Circuit house Tikamgarh Uiider the Chairmanship of'Collector. The draft plan tablet anc remeining chapters were pcjtup for approval. The Committee discussed and approved the plan with a few ammendmsrits. On 18 th May 1*993 the Summary of the Project was put up before the D.G.P. which was approved. The district planning Group met. on 20 th in the Cif^cuit House Tikamgarh. Collector made a perusal of the plan-draft and suggested to make the charts S- dagram£ for more accurately by showing the different symbols. The collector anj^ chairman of the group gave ample time frequently in the preparing t h e d r a f t . UBRAbY 4 OUCUMtWlAriQi^ National loicjcuf* of KducatiOBaf Pl«nn>nJ ,nd Ad*,ini«trj.tion. 17-B. Sri Aurobiiido Mar|, N^w (>t-ihi-l]L>0 J6 ^ nr. DOC. No .................. te________ — — ^ NIEPA DC D09982 1. Shri P.N. Pctd. Joint [iiector Education hi. P. 2 . S h r i P.O. S h r i V a ^1 a V a, Vice Principal, District In s1i t i t e of r dtic. at i 011 ancl t f' a i n i n9 Kiiride h wa r e T i kam9a r h Details of meeting held of the D.6.P. to produce tn^ plan. The first meeting was held on 24.4 .93. The chairmi^ Collector addressed ^ introduced the project programme of U.P.fe. i n t h e d i s t r i c t . The committee for the Education Survey in the villsq#'* bab i t at i c>t'ls has been formed at the S . D . C . level consisting the following members to submit the repor't upto 30.4.93. 1 . S.D.O. Revenue 2. D 'i strict Adult Education Officer [■ i s t t . Statistical Officer 4 . Block Education Officer c: e . D . 0 . 6. Project Officer ICCD S W.D. Officer 7 . A . D . I . s S.D.O.s organised the block level meetings regarding th^ survey work for U.P.E. assigned by the Collector. The assicnet survey work has been completed in due time. Collector , Tikamgarh formed a Committee to draft t hr« U.P.E. pr'oject of the district. Hr P.S. Shrivastava Vice Principal DIET Kundeshware wal d i r e c t e d to gel this plan completed ^ to submit the d a i1J progres': report. The following officers were directed to assis^ him the d1 a f t i n 9/w r i t i n 9 and in p r e p a r i n 9 the draft plan. Mr B.K. Tiwari, Principal 6.M.S.S. Pal era K r- D . P . K h a r e , L e c t u r e r G . H . S . S . No. 1 T i k a m 9 a r h Mr S . C . Jain, Ass 11 . D i rec 10r (N . F.E.) M r G u r b a c h a n S i n g !i Lecturer DIET K u n d e s h w a r- ■Mr H.V. Awasthi AIDS Tikamgath Hr Abdul ha2 i d ^ Project 0f f i ce r ( h', F . E . ) Hr P.C. .lain, Head MasteV Middle School Majna M r V . K . C In a n s 0 r i y a A s s 11 . T e a c h e r M a n 0 r a . Mr K . K . K i-i a r e , T y p i : t - Education Department. 12^ APPENDIX CONSTRUCTION OF DISTRICT PLANNING GROUPS Aper i nc 1 r uc t i 0n of M . P . Govt, school E diica t i on D e p a r 1 in c n 1 B11 opal vide Order No. 433/S.Ev/P.E./93 dated 10.^.93 regarding the universalisation of Primary Education District Platininc Group has been set up under the c h? i r mans h i p of collector T i k a m g a r h vide his letter No. R . C . / 5 - A / 3 /' 9 3 dated 22 . 93 1 Collector Chairman 2 Mr Ah ok Pai» Joint Collector M e m t) e r / S e c r e t a y 3 n’y • Di rector of Eduvation Member 4 D i s 11. 0 r g a n i s e r Tribal W c1f a r e Dept M e in b e r 5 Principal DIET Member 6 Distt Womeri ^ Child Development 1 f 7 Dy, Director Panchyat & Social Welfare 8 Secretary Zila Saksharta Samiti ( If in existence) 9 District Planning Officer 1 0 [ "i :■ t i i c: t ^ 1 .-I t i s t c 5 Office!" 11 A s s 11 . D i r e c t 0 f* Publicity D e p 11. 12 Project Officer D R D A/D U D A 13 Sub. Divn. Officer RES MEMBER NOMINATED BY COLLECTOR 1 ^ u . 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