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DECEMBER 2020

Dhubri Forges Ahead in Development Eastern Panorama discovers a massive change in the infrastructural development of district, conducted in the recent years and is marching ahead with the road map of all round socio-economic and cultural development, drawn by dynamic and young Deputy Commissioner, Shri Anant Lal Gyani, IAS with innovative ideas and lasting impact for generations to come. 230050 / 230419 (O) Tel No. 03662 { 230303 / 230030 (R) Anant Lal Gyani, IAS Fax No.: 230019 (R) 232760 (O) Deputy Commissioner, Dhubri E-mail : [email protected] Ref. No...... PA-69/2017/257 Date ...... 14-12-2020 MESSAGE It gives me an immense pleasure to learn that the Eastern Panorama, news magazine is going to publish a Coffee Table Booklet reflecting all round developmental activities carried out by the Administration for the last 3 financial years. I hope and believe that this publication would reflect the true scenario of the magnificent developmental works, with various other activities and issues. This publication will also help people to know as how amid challenges and hurdle works of development carried out by all the departments in the district met the highest parameters in the Aspirational District, set by Niti Ayog. Hope, it will bring true picture of works done by PHE, Education, Zilla Parishad, DRDA, Health, PWD, DSWO etc. Activities like water sanitization, proper execution of Cleanliness Drive, proper utilization of MGNREGA fund, United fund, BADP, SDRF Schemes have smoothly been utilized for overall development of Dhubri district. During the time of Covid-19 pandemic also, SOP for Covid-19 had been properly maintained, many awareness programme had been organized to make people aware of this virus and all necessary attempts were made to control the spread of this virus. I congratulate the Editorial Board of its tireless effort in bringing out this Coffee Table Booklet and hope this publication will be immensely beneficial to all concerned.

(Anant Lal Gyani, IAS) Deputy Commissioner, Dhubri Letter from the Editor in Chief

A place can only flourish and reach to its glory when it is under the supervision of the right ruler. Dhubri Deputy Commissioner Anant Lal Gyani has set an example and played a pivotal role in uplifting the Dhubri district in these recent years. Nothing is impossible if one challenges the difficult turnouts into possibility. Dhubri enriched with cultural heritage and exemplary history was hidden for years and no one paid a heed to uplift its glory. But Gyani under his three year tenure had rejuvenated the district at full tilt which we have tried accommodating in this booklet apart from the numerous works he have done so far. Active since 2017, he has left no stone unturned in bringing the visible changes in all aspects of Dhubri district such as the socio-economic and cultural development. Dhubri had witness commendable changes in the field of education, agriculture, healthcare facilities, water supply, rural development, and transportation etc, of which many are completed or to be completed in coming years. In yet another stroke, Dhubri-Phulbari bridge, the longest one over the , has been initiated which will not only reduce travel time from to but will also become a hub for the giant trans-Asian corridor connecting and North East with Dan Nang in faraway Vietnam. Planned to be completed by 2026-27, the bridge would be ’s longest bridge and would span more than 19 km, proposed at a cost of about Rs 5,000 crore benefitting Assam’s Dhubri with Meghalaya’s Phulbari. I congratulate Mr. Gyani for this massive progress and also for being selected as the best performing District Magistrate among the 50 Magistrates out of 724 across the country by the Fame India Magazine and Asia Post. Under his supervision, Dhubri has topped among the seven districts in Assam in the field of financial inclusion and skill development in the month of February this year. Eastern Panorama has covered all the developments attained in Dhubri into this Booklet under the supervision of our Associate Editor Bijoy Kr Sharma. This Coffee Table Book will Inform, Communicate and Educate people about what has been done in-depth. This is important as every success attracts another success. A good initiative of one department motivates the other department to act. We hope this booklet will inspire others in believing ‘better Governance …better Economies’ for sincere Governance matters.

Dr K.K Jhunjhunwala Editor in Chief, Eastern Panorama Acknowledgement

Writing and editing the massive developmental works, spanning over a period of three years from September, 2017 to November 2020, is indeed challenging which has been entrusted to me by Eastern Panorama. Though writing and reporting on development issues has always been a part of my job, but compiling the works of the all round development of over three years, initiated and implemented by the dynamic Deputy Commissioner, Anant Lal Gyani, was obviously a challenge to me. However, I tried to do it putting my the best efforts and ability, and it is now up to the readers to judge its merits from their own perspective and point of view. I express my heartiest thanks and gratitude to Hon’ble Deputy Commissioner of Dhubri, Anant Lal Gyani, our Executive Editor, Harsh Jhunjhunwala and all the persons, including our page designer, Titu Bhowmick and all the staffs of Dhubri DC office —Senior Assistant, Babul Brahma, Junior Assistant, Krishnandan Roy, Junior Assistant Ratul Sarkar for their continuous support and cooperation despite holidays. Apart from this, I also offer my thanks and gratitude to Offset and DTP designer, Rajesh Kumar Sharma of Laxmi Computer Centre and Amateur Photographer, Anandini Sharma and few others for their support and cooperation. With Thanks and deep regard ! Associate Editor

(Bijoy Kumar Sharma) Eastern Panorama, hubri Deputy Commissioner, Shri Anant Lal Gyani, an IAS Officer with vision in his eyes for all round development and Din letter and spirit plays as an architect to shape and pull out the district erasing the stigma of backwardness and uplift the socio-economic condition of the people. Gyani joined as Dhubri Deputy commissioner on 17th October, 2017 and soon jumped into action to bring a tangible change in all aspects of socio- economic & cultural development. Within a few months, Dhubri district started marching forward with various development projects and programmes. He laid stress and prioritised the major sectors like education, agriculture, healthcare facilities, drinking water, irrigation, rural development, road, communication and built massive infrastructures over his three years Dhubri Deputy Commissioner, tenure in the district that lit the light of Shri Anant Lal Gyani hope among the people. Further, as District Magistrate he brought changes and transformed the district to the state of developing in the field of nature and environment, agriculture, roads, generation of energy, financial and human resource development. Many a major projects have already been completed or to be completed within a year or two. For his commendable works, Shri Gyani was selected by Fame India Magazine and Asia Post as the best performing District Magistrate among the 50 District Magistrates out of 724 across the country. He was selected for fulfilling the ten parameters of performances including governance, foresightedness, accountability, decision, immediate action, seriousness and behavioral attitude. Dhubri being one of the 117 inspirational districts in Launching of Assam Darshan Dashboard by Shri Gyani the country achieved a rare distinction by topping among the 7 districts in Assam in the field of financial inclusion and skill development in February this year. Shri Gyani Planting seedlings on Environment Day However, it was a herculean task to put a road map of development and even tough to produce positive results of works and reflect it on the dashboard on daily basis in this aspirational district. But by dint of his hard work and perseverance, he made it possible and met the highest parameters of all round developments. Gyani as a relentless fighter, who since after joining was entrusted with preparation of fair NRC, encountered with devastating calamity like flood of all time high in 2019, agitation of CA (A) and now COVID 19. But no adversary could stop him from doing all these developmental works to transform the district from the stigma of backwardness to the path of development. Though it was not at all an easy task as only development was not the priority but fulfilling them with the aspirations and sentiment of people were a big challenge before him. But he has handled all odds and adversaries with humble approach and even he silenced his die hard baiters and detractors in the greater interest of people. This was revealed none other than anyone but by the Chief Executive Officer, Niti Aayog, Amitabhh Kant in a three-day meeting held at Khanapara Administrative Staff College Auditorium last year on February 24. Kant congratulated Dhubri Deputy Commissioner, Anant Lal Gyani, IAS for the remarkable achievements and advised him to carry forward the momentum further in other fields too in days to come. Swachh Bharat campaign Dhubri has achieved 100 per cent in financial inclusion while 90 per cent in skill development while another district, Darrang ranked best performing aspirational district in the Northeast. Transportation and Communication: Rupshi Airport completed a year awaiting opening, Dhubri River Port, a port of call now operational, railway line restored connecting with rest of the country and Gauripur was made new railway junction in the district, while 132 KM NH 31 being constructed from Sagolia to Bahalpur of Dhubri district, besides constructing numerous PWD roads under Pradhan Mantri Sadak Yojana. Due to these infrastructural development, Dhubri-Gauripur is fast emerging as twin- city in with all modes of communication—Road, Rail, River and Air, which some years ago remained closed. Further, in order to build permanent and lasting infrastructures in Dhubri Historic town with protection and preservation of heritage sites, State Government allotted Rs. 100 Crores under City Infra Development Fund (CIDF) in 2018, and after intensive survey prepared 18 projects with plans and an estimate was sent to state government for approval and sanction of funds. Some of the projects under CIDF include complete renovation of Dhubri District Library, construction of Bou Bazar, Adarsha Market, New Market, Bus Stand, Auditorium in , construction of Multi-Storeyed Building with Auditorium on the land of Asom Sangha Hall, gate at Dhubri Railway During flood in 2019 Station,Welcome Gate at the outskirts of Dhubri town, renovation of Heritage Auditorium of Dhubri Boys’ Higher Secondary School and Brahma Mandir, Queen Victoria Park, developing Vivekananda More (Tetultala), development of Ashoka Anustsmi Mela Maidan, and electric crematorium facility at Samsan Ghat. Projects are also being taken to construct public toilets, installation of CC camera in the heavily crowded important public places and flood lights in the town area. From the other sources of fund, roads, drainage, culverts and many other development works are being implemented. Besides these, some organisations also came forward including Dhubri Mela Committee for beautification of Dhubri town and extended financial assistance to construct the boundary wall of Raja P.C. Barun Maidan, a historic field.

Some projects CIDF have already been sanctioned by the government and works will First foreign tourists on the way to commence soon. from Dhubri However, visionary project among all is a construction of River Front with landscape development, which will not only reclaim land but also protect Dhubri from perennial flood and erosion. Construction works of Medical college and Hospitals are done rapidly and in an equal speed, the works of alternative railway line is being laid from Gauripur of Dhubri district to of district along with Railway Tunnels, and both the major projects are expected to be completed in 2021 Another, biggest project is the proposed construction of 19.5 KM Dhubri- Phulbari Road Bridge which will be Asia’s longest bridge. This will bring a sea change in the connectivity between Assam and Meghalaya from this part of Western Assam. Shri Gyani with SP, Shri A. Mishra and Land acquiring works were completed in a record time and in the mean time, all the Hon’ble MLA A.K. Singhi inspecting Police Reserve at Dhubri works done including tendering, and on any day, foundation stone will be laid by Prime Minister, Narendra Modi. Dhubri-Kachugaon NH 127 B Road is widen and reconstructed to connect the Dhubri- Phulbari Road Bridge, which is just 20 kms away from Dhubri. Apart from this, Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited, a Maharatna Public Sector Enterprise under , is going to set up a Bulk Oil Depot in Chapor of Dhubri district with an investment of Rs. 250 crore. Dhubri district administration had already allotted required land of 45 acres for the project. This allotment was also done within a record time of only three months as Oil Depot will create various works and job opportunities for locals and solve unemployment among the youths like National Gokul Gram Project. The foundation will be laid by Assam Chief Minister, soon. Flagging off Gyanjyoti bus Some other major projects include 100 MW Mega Solar Power Plant by APDCL at Khudigaon Part II in Bilasipara Sub-Division of Dhubri district, Ekalavya Model Residential School (EMRS) at Tilapara (Bilasipara Sub-Division), Gokul Goan Mission, Modern Handball Stadium, International Hat at Sonahat, Nectar initiative to develop Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) to introduce Plasma Technology in order to add value to the products while a long pending demand of people of this part fulfilled with opening ofImmigration Check Point at Dhubri International River Port last year. Shri Gyani with Nectar Director General, Dr. A.K. Sarma & Director, NECARDO, All these major and other projects are planned strategically to meet needs for 50 years Shri Binoy Bhattacharjee discussing on introducing of Plasma Technology in hence. industry There is also a long list of other developmental activities in this aspirational district and apart from government’s planned projects and programmes, Gyani launched many programmes in the fields of health, education and skill development which is slowly but gradually bringing a sea change in the district and hopefully soon Dhubri district will figure on the top among the 117 aspirational districts of the country. Installation of Netai Dhubini statue on the bank of river Brahmaputra, is a work which should have done long long ago, but with the installation of statues, a deep belief in folk tale as mentioned in Padma Puran as her name linked with origin of name of Dhubri, has upheld the sentiment, belief and emotion about Netai Dhubini. Netai Dhubini, a washer women who is believed to wash clothes of God and Goddess of heaven, lives in the heart of people and highly revered. So, installation of Netai Dhubini statue on the river bank near Dhubri DC bungalow brings feeling of a long desire fulfilled by Assam Tourism Development Corporation (ATDC) in 2018, Abhudaya, Aamar Bidyalay Amar Abhiman, Virtual Field Support (VFS) to teachers and students and many other innovative ideas that were implemented and still being implemented to pull this district from the stigma of backward district. Dhubrian were delighted to hear the name of Dhubri () from PM in Man Ki Baat as one of traditional doll making place in the country. Shri Gyani hnding over torch of Khelo India Khelo It was highly delighted moment for people of Dhubri district, when Prime Minister, Narendra Modi mentioned the name of Dhubri in the context of traditional doll making place in the country in Man Ki Baat aired by in September, 2020. Modi’s obvious reference to traditional doll making industry in Asharikandi cluster of villages in Dhubri district, which has immense potential to create a market in the global arena accounts for more than 7 lakh crore annual turn over. All these major development happening in and around Dhubri Gauripur, , Sapatgram, Bilasipara, and Chapor while Dhubri-Gauripur is virtually fast emerging as twin-city in coming few years with all modes of communication and transportation located close. Tourism industry is also slowly but steadily taking shape in these two towns as there are many rich historical, heritage and cultural sites including world famous terra-cotta of Asharikandi village near Gauripur. The then Hon’ble Union Home Minister, Rajnath Singh and Hon’ble CM Sarbananda Sonowal inaugurating Once all projects get functional, Dhubri will regain lost glory of rich culture Smart Border Fencing at Dhubri and a centre of vibrant trade and commerce as it was prevalent prior to partition of country in western Assam. First foreign tourist team cleared by Immigration Check at Dhubri to visit Bangladesh on 1st May 2019 while International Trade Centre at Sonahat functioning and soon Border Hat in Ramraikuti to be set up, and land for opening Hat is already been earmarked and developed. Rural Electrification Pradhan Mantri Sahaj Bijli Har Ghar Yojana-SAUBHAGYA The task to take electricity to each and every household under Pradhan Mantri Sahaj Bijli Har Ghar Yojona (Saubhagya) schemes in Dhubri district was indeed a challenging task due to diverse geography and remoteness of locations to be electrified under the scheme. The district embraced by mighty Brahmaputra and its tributaries with presence of inhabited revirine island (Chars) have a total of 1100 nos of villages with the target of 1,27,318 nos of households to be electrified under the Saubhagya scheme . With overwhelming support and supervision of Hon’ble Deputy Commissioner, Dhubri, the office of the Asstt. General Manager (Rural Electrification –Monitoring), Assam Power Distribution Company Ltd. (APDCL) have successfully completed the electrification works for all the households (1,27,318 nos ) asper Saubhagya target in the district. The target achieved by electrification of un-electrified households in the district is the highest target among all other districts of Assam. Major challenges for the team in implementing the scheme was basically - i) Large number of inhabited riverine islands to be electrified having no feasibility for On-Grid based electrical network. ii) Loss of land of riverine Shri Gyani taking stock of Solar Pannel island (chars) due to erosion by surrounding mighty Brahmaputra river. installation under Rural iii) Change in water level and course of river. iv) Requirement of multi- Electrification with model transportation for men and material to reach the households. Niti Aayog official, Additional Chief Out of 1,27,318 nos of targeted households, 1,07,422 nos of households are Secretary, Govt. of India Shri Atul Chaturvedi electrified with On-Grid system and 19,896 nos of households belonging to Char areas are electrified with Off-Grid (Solar based) system. Moreover, as on 31st October, 2020, additional eligible households were electrified against newly grown up habitations with grand total electrification of households being 1,37,616 nos in the district under Saubhagya. The Saubhagya scheme has truly uplifted the char households who have been deprived off electricity since Independence and has touched the lives of students, homemaker & rural women of the district by lightening up their lives and improving their quality of life. It’s a big leap towards social & economic empowerment of the marginalized segments of poor households of the society in the entire district. Public Health Engineering Department, Dhubri Division, Dhubri is the nodal department for the water supply and sanitation programmes for the rural areas under Dhubri district. It has been providing drinking water supply and sanitation facilities to the rural households. In order to ensure sustainable services of drinking water supply and sanitation, hardware assets are created such as PWSS, spot sources in water sector and Individual Household Latrine (IHHL), Community Sanitary Complex (CSC), School Sanitary Block (SSB) in sanitation sector. Moreover, flagship programmes such as Jal Jeeven Mission (JJM) and Swachh Bharat Mission-Gramin (SBM-G) were implemented with the goals to achieve 100% coverage of rural household in the district with tap connection in every household for drinking water supply 24X7 and 100% coverage of rural household with toilet respectively. There has been significant rise in the pace of implementation of various schemes and programmes in both water and sanitation sectors during the last three financial years (2017-18 to 2019- 20). The dynamic leadership of Deputy Commissioner, Dhubri, Sri Anant Lal Gyani, IAS as Chairman of District Water and Sanitation Mission, Dhubri (DWSM) and District Water and Sanitation Committee (DWSC), Dhubri and his proactive role and visionary initiatives have contributed to significant achievements during 2017-18, 2018-19 and2019-20. Shri Gyani drinking a glass of water from the project

Providing drinking water facility at various Puja Mandaps during Celebration. Construction of IHHLs during last three years = Besides achieving the target of 1,47,251 IHHLs under SBM-G, additional latrines of 5,800 under LOB was constructed. Moreover, work is going on in full swing to achieve the target of construction of 24454 IHHLs under NoLB. Construction of CSC (Community Sanitary Complex) = 8 SSB (School Sanitary Block) = 23 (SSB) (IHHL) Swachhata Mela Swachh Assam Mela was successfully organized by DWSC, Dhubri at Raja Pravat Ch. Baruah Playground with great fanfare on 5th April 2017 as per action plan stated below – Responsible person/ Sl. Date Day Level Activity No. department A) Exhibition to showcase the implementation of SBM (G) under DWSC, Dhubri in Dhubri District 1 05/04/2017 a) Display of model of IHHL and CSC PHED 2 05/04/2017 b) Display of prototype of technology suitable for flood PHED prone areas 3 05/04/2017 c) Display of usage of toilets PHED 4 05/04/2017 d) Display of good hygiene habits including the proper steps PHED of handwashing practice with soap. 5 05/04/2017 e) Use of maps, graphs, diagrams, table charts, posters etc. PHED 6 05/04/2017 f) Display of SLWM Molandubi village - The cleanest village PHED 7 05/04/2017 g) To exhibit the cleanliness status of Molandubi village PHED under Raniganj GP B) Thematic session 8 05/04/2017 a) Role of media in community mobilization for effective DIPRO, Dhubri implementation of SBM (G) (by DIPRO, Dhubri). 15-20 min. duration. 9 05/04/2017 b) IEC/BCC on Sanitation & SLWM including technology PHED suitable for difficult/ remote and flood prone areas by PHED. 15-20 min duration. 10 05/04/2017 c) Health & Hygiene by Joint Director, Health. 15-20 Joint Director, min.duration. Health 11 05/04/2017 d) WASH in educational institutions by education IS & DEEO, department (IS & DEEO). 15-20 min. duration Dhubri C) Award 12 05/04/2017 a) Best GP President PHED 05/04/2017 b) Best Technical Officer PHED 05/04/2017 c) Best BRCC/CRCC PHED 05/04/2017 d) Best NGO/SHG PHED 05/04/2017 e) Best Tea Garden PHED 05/04/2017 f) Best User’s Committee PHED 13 05/04/2017 Signature campaign PHED 14 05/04/2017 Cultural Programme PHED

Swachhta Mission Swachhata Hi Sewa

Mass Rally & Miking

Swachhata Hi Sewa Cleanliness Drive were launched at G.P. and village level to encourage the masses to provide voluntary community services to build a Swachh Village. Distribution of dustbin at Zinkata Pt. II village for making it plastic free village.

Visit of CMO selected team led by Sri Jadav Payeng to Madhusoulmari Tiamari G.P. (Clean and Green Village). Training of G.P. Presidents & Secretaries under 3 day training programme on Sujal and Swachh Gaon

G.P. Presidents and Secretaries of all the 133 G.P.s under Dhubri District were trained up on Govt. Provisions under up- coming Jal Jeevan Mission (JJM), ODF Sustainability and SLWM under SBM-G. Training of Swachhagrahis Emergency services during flood :-

Disinfection Work Agriculture

Black Gram Demonstration Under Nfsm Scheme

Crop Cutting of Paddy Demo Under Apart

Irrigation canal under MNREGA Foundation Stone of Soil Testing Lab By DC Shri A. L. Gyani Shri Gyani in Kisan Mela

Strawberry and other cultivation Distribution of Power Tiller Under Nfsm Scheme (Total 298 power tiller distributed) Distribution of Power Tiller Under Bgrei and Rkvy Scheme Distribution of Mustard Seeds and Technical Training to the Farmers under apart Distribution of Vermibed Under Hmneh

Inauguration of PM-Kisan Scheme 2018-19 NITI Aayog TRANSFORMATION OF ASPIRATIONAL DISTRICTS Theme : Education Month & Year : October2019 Delta Score Score Rank (As on Score (October- (Incl. S.No. State District (September- 02/12/2019 2019) Saturated 2019) 15:24) Indicators) 1 ASSAM Dhubri 60.2 62.6 2.4 1 2 ASSAM Baksa 51.7 53.7 2 2 3 Chandel 48.5 49.9 1.4 3 4 Balangir 63.5 64.6 1.1 4 5 ODISHA Rayagada 70.5 71.6 1.1 4 6 Gadchiroli 57.3 57.9 0.6 6 7 MAHARASHTRA Nandurbar 74.6 75.1 0.5 7 8 CHHATTISGARH Rajnandgaon 59.3 59.7 0.4 8 9 MAHARASHTRA Washim 61.3 61.6 0.3 9 10 Gaya 53.9 54.2 0.3 9 11 BIHAR Muzaffarpur 47.6 47.9 0.3 11 12 PUNJAB Moga 70.5 70.8 0.3 11 13 CHHATTISGARH Bijapur 54 54.3 0.3 11 14 RAJASTHAN Sirohi 53.2 53.5 0.3 11 15 Gumla 45.7 46 0.3 11 On the basis of performance in the month of Sept-October/2019, Dhubri District has ranked 1st in Educational Sector under Aspirational District Programme and became entitled to receive an additional allocation of Rs.3.00 crore only from NITI Aayog. NITI Aayog TRANSFORMATION OF ASPIRATIONAL DISTRICTS Theme : BasicInfrastructure Month & Year : September 2020 Delta Score Score Score Rank (As on (Incl. 02/11/2020 S.No. State District (August (September- Saturated 2020) 2020) 12:31) Indicators) 1 Yadgir 51.7 56.8 5.103 1 2 ASSAM Dhubri 64.5 68.6 4.108 2 3 GUJARAT Dohad 81.1 85 3.927 3 4 ODISHA Dhenkanal 66.2 70 3.814 4 5 Mamit 50.4 53.7 3.3 5 6 Mewat 80.3 83.2 2.92 6 7 ODISHA Balangir 62.2 65.1 2.908 7 8 BIHAR Banka 63.1 65.6 2.508 8 9 Khandwa (East Nimar) 73.7 75.9 2.207 9 10 ODISHA Rayagada 62.6 64.6 2 10 11 BIHAR Sheikhpura 56 57.9 1.921 11 12 JHARKHAND Sahibganj 73.3 75.1 1.808 12 13 JHARKHAND Chatra 69.2 70.9 1.708 13 14 ODISHA Kalahandi 71.2 72.9 1.708 13 15 JHARKHAND Simdega 72.6 74.2 1.6 15 On the basis of performance in the month of August-Sept/2020, Dhubri District has ranked 2nd in Basic Infrastructure Sector under Aspirational District Programme and became entitled to receive an additional allocation of Rs.2.00 crore only from NITI Aayog. Dhubri district connected by four modes of Communication Air, Railway, River Port and Road Representating pic of Dhubri-Phulbari Bridge

Signing of Contract Agreement between NHIDCL and contractor M/s Larsen & Toubro Limited on 14th December, 2020 for Construction of 19.282 km Length, four- lane bridge including approaches over River Brahmaputra between Dhubri (on North Bank) and Phulbari (on South Bank) in the state of Assam/Meghalaya on NH-127B. Poshan Activity

Repairing/Renoation of Ambedkar Bhawan at Dhubri Shri Gyani in Poshan Mela Meeting

Shri Gyani with Hon’ble Social Welfare Minister Pramila Rani Brahma in Poshan Mela at Dhubri Construction of (G+2) Storied Provision of Digital Class Room & Digital Library at Alomganj Rangamati College, Alomganj, Dhubri Establishment of New Medical College attached with District/Referral Hospital at Dhubri, Assam Repairing/Renovation of Ambedkar Bhawan at Dhubri District

Construction of Godown/Warehouse for Proper Storage of EVMS and VVPAT’s in the 50 Election District of Assam for the year 2017-18 Construction of Judicial Court Building at Dhubri Distict in progress

Railway tunnel

On-going construction of Golakganj CT PWSS PWD Road under PMGSY in Dhubri District PWD Road under PMGSY in Dhubri District NH 31 in Dhubri District Proposed location of International Border Hat (Market) at Ramraikuti in Dhubri District International Border Trade Centre at Sonahat Border Shri Gyani taking lead in Poshan Campaign Poshan Campaign on boat

Shri Gyani flagging off Boat Clinic under Community Social Responsibility (CSR) Village campaing on Poshan Shri Gyani speaking Poshan Maah Campaign in Dhubri District Market Shed (Total 20 market shed constructed Market Shed under PMJVK)

Newly built Anganwadi Centre (142 Anganwadi constructed) 750 additional classroom was constructed Shri Gyani and Hon’ble MLA Ashok Kumar Singhi jointly inaugurating Model School at Choibari Tea Estate BILASIPARA KM 198.092 CH 0.00 CH 198.092 KM BILASIPARA 5.300m RAILWAY LANDTOBELICENSED 164.0M

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ROAD OVER BRIDGE CH 6680.0M Shri Gyani giving away prizes of the competition held Foundation Stone of Dev. of Sports Infra-structure and on Gandhi Jayanti at Asarikandi of Dhubri District const. of Mini Stadium at Bilasipara at Dhubri District

Shri Gyani giving away gift to the children Newly constructed Fire Brigade Station in Dhubri MGNREGA SUCCESS STORY

AGOMANI DEVELOPMENT BLOCK, DHUBRI, ASSAM Name of Scheme: CONST. OF RD CUM BUNDH FROM AJMAD SIKDAR HOUSE TO SAMSUL SK HOUSE AT KOIMARI PT-II Work Code: 0401002007/FP/9010233344 Financial Year: 2018-19 Name of GP: Koimari GP Executing Agency: GP Level Estimated Amount: Rs. 383537.00 Wages: 3,35,097.00 Material: 48,440.00

Success Stories

Towards the Entrepreneurship – Monsura Ahmed Background Monsura Ahmed a member of Hiyamoni SHG, under Chapar Salkocha Dev. Block of Dhubri owns an incubator Machine making an income of Rs. 12,000/- per month Incubator: - is a device simulating avian incubation by keeping eggs warm and in the correct humidity and hatch eggs artificially. Monsura Ahmed get separated from her husband due to 2nd marriage of her husband and dwelled in her brother’s house along with her daughter. Since the separation from her husband she had nothing to do and on the other hand, financial crises grew and devitalized her economic condition more. She heard about NRLM and its objective then she along with Nine BPL households decided to promote and register SHG under ASRLMS with the name Hiyamoni SHG to do something for livelihood. Capacity building training and weekly meeting under ASRLMS motivated her to think about entrepreneurship and to step forward on that direction. Her journey towards Self Reliance Monsura Ahmed decided to own an incubator machine to hatch eggs for creation of livelihood. She took an amount from the revolving fund and savings to purchase an incubator machine, where she invested Rs 10000/- initially. Submitting a Micro Credit Plan (MCP), Monsura Ahmed managed to avail loan of Rs 5000 to extend her business. With the motivation of business, she was able to avail Rs 20,000/- through Bank loan where she invested all amount in the same business for further extension and to make more profit. Now, she is able to sell chicks and chicken around 150 to 200, and is able to earn Rs 10,000 to Rs 12,000/- per month. Also she does not find any difficulties for market linkage as buyers come to purchase from her firm itself. As on date her finished product interval within 17 days Way forward: The efforts of Monsura Ahmed towards establishing as an entrepreneur, inspired the community and has set an example of women empowerment in the society. Now her family members also support her to run the business and ASRLMS as well. This business has helped to improve her economic condition and to establish hersely in the society. COVID-19 Pandemic Plans

The District Emergency Operation Centre (DEOC) control room has been activated and is being manned round the clock with phone numbers 8134913269 (M), 03662 – 231149 (Land Line) and 1077 (Toll Free). Sealing of International as well as Inter State Border were done. Screening of Drivers and Handymen of Essential Goods Carrying trucks at Sagolia Interstate Border. GR has been provided to stranded migrant labourers in different locations. Proper medical checkup had also been done. GR items were given to daily wage Hon’ble Assam Health Minister, Himanta Bishwa Sarma earners (Rickshaw/Thela pullers) etc as inspecting quarantine camp at Chagolia inter-state border per norms. Announcement for awareness are being made all over the districts related to hand washing, social distancing and imposition of prohibitory orders. For ensuring Lock Down at Village Level/GP Level/Block Level/Circle Level/District Level, monitoring teams have been formed comprising VDP/GP Secretary/ PRI Members/ OCs/ SDPO/ BDOs/ Circle Officers/ Asstt Commissioners/ADCs. More than one lakh leaflets have been distributed to public through BPHCs, ASHAs, Gram Sabhas. After re-opening of Interstate Border & resumption of train services, 30,247 nos. of persons have come to this district from other states. All these persons were quarantined in different quarantine centres including hotels. Quarantine Centres are made functional in war footing and in one point of time, there were 110 Quarantine Centres. Mass Quarantine facilities at 4 different locations of the district were made ready with proper facilities having total capacity of 2400 persons. Quarantine Centre at Dhubri Sports Complex

Four nos. of Screening and Swab Collection Centres are made operational 24x7 by engaging Lab of Technicians, MPWs, Data Entry Operators and Doctors. Swabs of all the quarantined persons are taken and sent to authorised laboratories for testing. Isolation ward at District Hospital Dhubri & four other Model Hospitals with a total capacity of 368 beds are made operational for treatment of Covid-19 positive cases which are asymptomatic and mild symptoms. As per directions and SOPs issued by Health & Family Welfare Department from time to time, home quarantine of released persons from Quarantine Centres are kept under active surveillance of FLWs. After 7 days

Quarantine Centre at Chagolia of institutional quarantine, the persons are sent for home quarantine and ration/ essential food items for 7 days are provided by the Village Level Quarantine Management Committee and monitored by LAC Level Quarantine Management Committee. There are 36 Nos. of Rapid Antigen Test (RAT) Centres in the District and 10 Nos. of both RAT and RT-PCR testing Centres in the district. COVID-19 Treatment Centre (s) in the District:- At present 5 Nos. of COVID-19 treatment centres are in the district for COVID-19 Thermal Screening patients. Activities under District Social Welfare and PHE

Drinking water project

Different activities carried out by DWSC, Dhubri for the Financial Years (2017- l 8, 201 8- I 9 and 2019-20) Public Health Engineering Department under Dhubri Division, Dhubri is the nodal department for the water supply and sanitation programmes for the rural areas under Dhubri district. In order to ensure sustainable services of drinking water supply and sanitation, hardware assets are created such as PWSS, spot sources in water sector and Individual Household Latrine (IHHL), Community Sanitary Complex (CSC), School Sanitary Block (SSB) in sanitation sector. Moreover, flagship programmes such as Jal Jeeven Mission (JJM) and Swachh Bharat Mission-Gramin (SBM-G) implemented with the goals to achieve 100% coverage of rural household in the district with tap connection in every households for drinking water supply 24X7 and 100% coverage of rural household with toilet respectively. There has been significant rise in the pace of implementation of various schemes and programmes in both water and sanitation sectors during the last three financial years of 2017-18, 2018- 19, and 2019-20. The dynamic leadership of Deputy Commissioner, Dhubri, Sri Anant Lal Gyani, IAS as Chairman of District Water and Sanitation Mission, Dhubri (DWSM) and District Water and Sanitation Committee (DWSC), Dhubri and his proactive role and visionary initiatives have contributed to significant achievements during 2O17 -18, 2018-19 and 2019-20. Drinking water project NITI Aayog TRANSFORMATION OF ASPIRATIONAL DISTRICTS Theme:BasicInfrastructure Month & Year: September2020 Delta Score Score Score Rank (As on (Incl. 02/11/2020 S.No. State District (August (September- Saturated 2020) 2020) 12:31) Indicators) 1 Karnataka Yadgir 51.7 56.8 5.103 1 2 Assam Dhubri 64.5 68.6 4.108 2 3 Gujarat Dohad 81.1 85 3.927 3 4 Odisha Dhenkanal 66.2 70 3.814 4 5 Mizoram Mamit 50.4 53.7 3.3 5 6 Haryana Mewat 80.3 83.2 2.92 6 7 Odisha Balangir 62.2 65.1 2.908 7 8 Bihar Banka 63.1 65.6 2.508 8 9 Madhya Pradesh Khandwa (East Nimar) 73.7 75.9 2.207 9 10 Odisha Rayagada 62.6 64.6 2 10 11 Bihar Sheikhpura 56 57.9 1.921 11 12 Jharkhand Sahibganj 73.3 75.1 1.808 12 13 Jharkhand Chatra 69.2 70.9 1.708 13 14 Odisha Kalahandi 71.2 72.9 1.708 13 15 Jharkhand Simdega 72.6 74.2 1.6 15 On the basis of performance in the month of August-Sept/2020, Dhubri District has ranked 2nd in Basic Infrastructure Sector under Aspirational District Programme and became entitled to receive an additional allocation of Rs.2.00 crore only from NITI Aayog. NITI Aayog TRANSFORMATION OF ASPIRATIONAL DISTRICTS Theme:BasicInfrastructure Month & Year: September2020 Delta Score Score Score Rank (As on (Incl. 02/11/2020 S.No. State District (August (September- Saturated 2020) 2020) 12:31) Indicators) 1 Karnataka Yadgir 51.7 56.8 5.103 1 2 Assam Dhubri 64.5 68.6 4.108 2 3 Gujarat Dohad 81.1 85 3.927 3 4 Odisha Dhenkanal 66.2 70 3.814 4 5 Mizoram Mamit 50.4 53.7 3.3 5 6 Haryana Mewat 80.3 83.2 2.92 6 7 Odisha Balangir 62.2 65.1 2.908 7 8 Bihar Banka 63.1 65.6 2.508 8 9 Madhya Pradesh Khandwa (East Nimar) 73.7 75.9 2.207 9 10 Odisha Rayagada 62.6 64.6 2 10 11 Bihar Sheikhpura 56 57.9 1.921 11 12 Jharkhand Sahibganj 73.3 75.1 1.808 12 13 Jharkhand Chatra 69.2 70.9 1.708 13 14 Odisha Kalahandi 71.2 72.9 1.708 13 15 Jharkhand Simdega 72.6 74.2 1.6 15 On the basis of performance in the month of August-Sept/2020, Dhubri District has ranked 2nd in Basic Infrastructure Sector under Aspirational District Programme and became entitled to receive an additional allocation of Rs.2.00 crore only from NITI Aayog. Adarsha Market Bou Bazar

New Market NITI Aayog TRANSFORMATION OF ASPIRATIONAL DISTRICTS Theme:Education Month & Year: October2019 Delta Score Rank (As Score Score (Incl. on S.No. State District (September- (October- Saturated 02/12/2019 2019) 2019) Indicators) 15:24) 1 Assam Dhubri 60.2 62.6 2.4 1 2 Assam Baksa 51.7 53.7 2 2 3 Manipur Chandel 48.5 49.9 1.4 3 4 Odisha Balangir 63.5 64.6 1.1 4 5 Odisha Rayagada 70.5 71.6 1.1 4 6 Maharashtra Gadchiroli 57.3 57.9 0.6 6 7 Maharashtra Nandurbar 74.6 75.1 0.5 7 8 Chhattisgarh Rajnandgaon 59.3 59.7 0.4 8 9 Maharashtra Washim 61.3 61.6 0.3 9 10 Bihar Gaya 53.9 54.2 0.3 9 11 Bihar Muzaffarpur 47.6 47.9 0.3 11 12 Punjab Moga 70.5 70.8 0.3 11 13 Chhattisgarh Bijapur 54 54.3 0.3 11 14 Rajasthan Sirohi 53.2 53.5 0.3 11 15 Jharkhand Gumla 45.7 46 0.3 11 On the basis of performance in the month of Sept-October/2019, Dhubri District has ranked 1st in Educational Sector under Aspirational District Programme and became entitled to receive an additional allocation of Rs.3.00 crore only from NITIAayog. NITI Aayog TRANSFORMATION OF ASPIRATIONAL DISTRICTS Theme:Education Month & Year: October2019 Delta Score Score Score Rank (As on (Incl. 02/12/2019 S.No. State District (September- (October- Saturated 2019) 2019) 15:24) Indicators) 1 Assam Dhubri 60.2 62.6 2.4 1 2 Assam Baksa 51.7 53.7 2 2 3 Manipur Chandel 48.5 49.9 1.4 3 4 Odisha Balangir 63.5 64.6 1.1 4 5 Odisha Rayagada 70.5 71.6 1.1 4 6 Maharashtra Gadchiroli 57.3 57.9 0.6 6 7 Maharashtra Nandurbar 74.6 75.1 0.5 7 8 Chhattisgarh Rajnandgaon 59.3 59.7 0.4 8 9 Maharashtra Washim 61.3 61.6 0.3 9 10 Bihar Gaya 53.9 54.2 0.3 9 11 Bihar Muzaffarpur 47.6 47.9 0.3 11 12 Punjab Moga 70.5 70.8 0.3 11 13 Chhattisgarh Bijapur 54 54.3 0.3 11 14 Rajasthan Sirohi 53.2 53.5 0.3 11 15 Jharkhand Gumla 45.7 46 0.3 11 On the basis of performance in the month of Sept-October/2019, Dhubri District has ranked 1st in Educational Sector under Aspirational District Programme and became entitled to receive an additional allocation of Rs.3.00 crore only from NITIAayog. Rashtriya Gokul Gram Mission, Chapar, Bilasipara Dist-Dhubri

For Preservation of Local Assam Lakhimi Breed of Cow Introduction:-Dhubri is a unique district of Assam located in the Westernmost part of the state bordering Bangladesh.More than 4896 of the district is Char (River area)in the mids of mighty Brahmaputra; where flood and erosion is an annual event of calamity causing huge loss to the Agriculture and allied section. Demography of the district also contributes to the low literacy rate,earIy marriage,increased population where more than 6596 population are living under below poverty line. Objective of the Project ‘- Due to lower milk production and gradual farm mechanization of the agriculture section, farming with local Lakhimi breed of cattle is not economically viable by the farmers.So there is gradual decline of local breed of cattle in last conjugative Livestock Census by 17% in average; for which the existence of the Local Assam Breed of Cattle in the District is endangered.So preservation of the ”Lakhimi” breed of cow is utmost important to the department. Further Dhubri is an aspirational district to increase farm income, the Project will play a big role in the coming 5 (Five years) to be implemented as proposed. More than 2000 farm families will be covered under the project, covering 20(Twenty)nos of villages in the Project area. Necessity of this Pro¡ect :- Gokul Gram project is necessary to preserve the local Lakhimi breed of cattle which contributes substantially to the rural economy of the farming community. It will also increase farmers’ income substantially with up gradation of local cow through A.I. Non Duplicity of the Pro¡ect :- There is no any other Gokul Gram Project in the entire district under Rashtriya Gokul Mission. Site of the Project:- Vill- Dheerbill Dag No. 38 P.0.-Chapar Rev. Circle - Chapar Dist- Dhubri Why the Project is Necessary in the District :- 1. As there is no provision for preservation of local cattle in the District.The Project will help in the preservation of local breed of cattle. 2. As Dhubri is a flood prone district,there is heavy shortage of fodder at the time of flood.This gap may be bridged through this Project. 3. The Project will directly be benefited by 2000 families in the project area,covering 30nos. of village. Social Benifit :- 1. The Project will open up many opportunities to the unemployed work force,trader and enterprenuers of the district. 2. Up gradation of local low productive cows with improved Indian breeds through A.I. will increase milk production in the district and shortage of milk in the district may be bridged. 3. With complete organic farming proposed in the Project, will supply the environmental aspect of loading which will be beneficial for the society as a whole. Opportunities created through the Protect :- 1. Increased income in the hands of farmers through higher milk production. Value addition of the produce in the district to 2000 families. 2. New area of Agri Business through optimum utilization of local resources like cow urine,cow dung,fodder block from paddy straw,vermicompost,organic farming,floricuIture and many more. 3. Another new opportunity will be created through this Project is, Ecotourism with dairy development, which will definitely help in self employment in the district. Details of the Project :- Requirement of Fund Name of the Project :- Rashtriya Gokul Gram Mission (Under NPBB), Bilsaipara Dist-Dhubri,Assam Site of the Pro¡ect :- Vill- Dheerbill Dag No. 38 P.O.-Chapar Rev. Circle — Chapar Dist- Dhubri Pro¡ect Area :- 35Bigha 1. Site improvement including Boundary Wall : Rs.93 L 2. Vety.Hospital Building(A.I.Centre) 1 nos : Rs. 22 L 3. Construction of Doctors quarters : Rs. 20 L 4. Staff Quarter : Rs. 60 L 5. Farmers Training Centre : Rs. 75 L 6. Farmers Hostel : Rs. 100 L 7. Cow shed( for breeding purpose) 24nos capacity X 3 nos : Rs. 75 L 8. Heifer shed 24 nos capacity X 1 nos : Rs. 25 L 9. Calf Pan 3 nos : Rs. 60 L 10. Segregation Shed 1 nos : Rs. 15 L 11. Office building 1 nos : Rs. 25 L 12. Godown (store room) : Rs. 20 L 13. Market shed 1 nos : Rs. 20 L 14. Bull Shed 1 nos : Rs. 25 L 15. Guest House : Rs. 40 L 16. Construction of Approached road : Rs. 25 L 17. Construction of internal road : Rs.30 L 18. Electrification of Building with new transformer : Rs. 30 L 19. Irrigation facility sprinklers shallow table : Rs. 30 L 20. Pipeline distribution : Rs. 10 L 21. Tractor 2nos with Trailer Harrow & Rotovator : Rs. 30 L 22. Garage of Tructor-1 : Rs. 5 L 23. Silage Pit(10 truck capacity) : Rs. 18 L 24. Gobar Gas Plant : Rs. 3 L 25. Vermicopmrest Plant 5 units : Rs. 5 L 26. Cost of fooder cultivation(25 Bigha) : Rs. 2.5 L 27. Campus Electrification with Solar Energy : Rs. 50 L 28. Cost of information & Communication : Rs. 80 L Technology Networking 29. Cost of A.I. instruments/kits/Cryocane etc. : Rs. 59.5 L 30. Planning and Monitoring : Rs. 80 L Sub Total : Rs. 1133 L Human Resources Requirement On Contractual Basic:- 1. Veterinary Doctor 1 nos (50tXI0/PM X 60) : Rs. 30 L 2. Veterinary Field Astt. 2 nos (25000/PM X 6) : Rs. 18 L 3. Grade-IV 2 nos (20000/PM X 6) : Rs. 24 L 4. Tractor Driver 2 nos (20000/PM X 5) : Rs. 24 L 5. Handyman 2 nos (15000/PM X 6) : Rs. 12 L 6. Labor (Permanent Basic 10 nos 300/day) : Rs. 54 L Sub Total : Rs. 162 L Inputs For Lakhimi Cow Breedinft Farm for Preservation of Local Cow in Dhubri District 1. Cost of 50nos of Improved Local Lakhimi Breed of Cow for selective breeding Rs.60,000/Cow (Including transportation and insurance) With 100% Subsidy : Rs. 30 L 2. Cost of Snos High Yielding Local Bull for selective Breeding @70,000/each (Including transportation and insurance) With 100% Subsidy : Rs. 3.5 L 3. Cost of feed for 50 nos of cows and : Rs. 16.5 L 5 nos of breeding bulls (for 1 year) 4. Induction Cost of 300 nos of Improved Indigenous Cow For 300 nos of BPQ/Woman/SC beneficiary @75% subsidy @ 60,000/cow : Rs. 135 L 5. Cost of medicines/supplemen : Rs. 20 L Sub Total : Rs. 205 L GRAND TOTAL : Rs.1500 LAKH (Rupees One Thousand Five Hundred) Implementing Agency :- District Mission Management Unit Dhubri (As there is no District Milk Union or New Generation Milk Producer Company in the District) Outcome of the Project After FiveYear :- 1.If implemented as proposed the very objective of the Project will be fulfilled by preserving the very urine Local Assam Lakhimi breed of cows with selective breeding by following state breeding policy. 2.From selective breeding through A.I. with high yielding Indian breeds the income of 2000 families will increase substantially as illustrated below :- Targets : Nos of A.I. Born Nos of Target Cross SI Calf Year of A.I. Done Breeding Milk Yield Remarks No. Cows In (MT) (nos) Male Female Milk 1. 1’t 1IXI0 1000 225 22S - 2. 2“ 1500 1500 345 345 - - The milk produced in 3. 3’d 2000 2000 460 460 68nos 6.1 MT the Project ! area will be t 4. 4^ 2500 2500 S75 575 338nos 885 MT marketed through DMMU, 5. 5“ 3000 3000 705 705 6S1nos 1758MT Dhubri Total 10000 10000 2310 2310 1047 2 The Project will produce 1758 MT of milk in the Project area from Artificial Insemination(A.I.) programme under taken by the A.I. Centre of the Project site within five years The milk production will be 1758MT in the five year and will increase substantially from 6” year onward. So the Project will benefit more than 2000 farm families specially the Below poverty line/Woman/SC families in the Project area. The Project will generate Rs.879 Lakh in the initial years and will be double in next 2(Two) years. In other words the Project will provide Rs.43950/family in the hands of 2000nos of families in the Project Area. The scheme is technically feasible and economically viable. Birsa Munda Stadium Gate Hon’ble CM Sarbananda Sonowal paying tribute at the statue of Birsa Munda Gallery of Birsa Munda Stadium Hon’ble CM Sabananda Sonowal at Memorial Park and Auditorium at Chapor A big boost to Terracota Industry after Hon’ble PM Narendra Modi mentioning of Dhubri District at potential of Doll making in Mann Ki Baat in September 2020 Hon’ble Health Minister, Himanta Bishwa Tata Hexa Ambulance Sarma visiting Dhubri Civil Hospital during Covid-19 in June 2020 Shri Gyani receiving Poshan Award from Hon’ble CM Sarbananda Sonowal Shri Gyani with Hon’ble Assam Governor J. Mukhi inspecting Dhubri Civil Hospital Shri Gyani inspecting 1001 pillar at Satrasal Border

Hon’ble DM of Kurigram District of Bangladesh, Mst. Sulana Parvin and Dhubri Deputy Commissioner Shri Anant Lal Gyani inspecting the border area Dhubri District Model GP Building campus at Rangamati inaugurated by Hon’ble Minister P&RD Naba Kumar Doley In view of the fact that the Border Gate Infrastructures are not only to be symbol of patriotic fervour but also be a major tourist attraction, the following facilities may also be provided. (1) Gallery for audience to witness the flag noisting ceremony. (2) Govt. Shoppe like Jagaran/Artfed. (3) Cultural Museum depicting cultural activities like , Bhaona, Satriya Nitra, Ojhapali, Nam-Kirtan etc of Assam. (4) Arts and Crafts Gallery. (5) Bookstall cum Library. (6) Food court for ethnic and local food of Assam (7) Tea, Coffee House with Assamese snacks. (8) Theatre Hall/Community Hall for celebration of various colourful programmes. (9) Accommodation facilities for the participants in the programmes. (10) First and facilities including Ambulance service. (11) Guest House for the Govt. Officials/Visitors. 2 Model residential school under PMGVK, one at Tillapara and other at Chagolia

Classroom activities Shri Gyan inaugurating Virtual Field Support to boost education Classroom activities Shri Gyani addressing on innovative educational programme Shri Gyani releasing poster of Utsav Vidyarambha Shri Gyani addressing on Aamar Vidyalaya Aamar Abhiman programme Classroom and outdoor activities Total 5061 PMAY (Urban) already constructed Shri Gyani speaking on launching of Utsav Vidyarambha Classroom and outdoor activities Hon’ble Food & Civil Supply Minister, Phani Bhusan Choudhury felicitating Best Social Worker, Sanjay Kumar Sethia Classroom and outdoor activities Students enjoying Mid-Day Meal at school Shri Gyani giving away key of Toto to a Divyang for livelihood Shri Gyani with medical team of Lifeline Express at Dhubri Railway Station Classroom activities Hon’ble Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh and Hon’ble CM Sarbananda Sonowal inpecting the Smart Fencing gadget Supreme Court appointed one man committee headed by Sr. Advocate, Shri Upamanyu inspecting the border area map at Dhubri BSF camp Barbed wire fencing Indo-Bangla border in Dhubri District Shri Gyani Felicitating the Satriya artist

Satriya Dance in Madhupur Mahotsav in Coochbehar (WB)

Shri Gyan and Hon’ble MLA Ashok Kumar Singhi inaugurating toilet in Dhubri District Shri Gyani at Asarikandi inspecting 60 days training programme on terracotta product development Certificate of Appreciation for The Lifeline Express Appreciation shield for Poshan Mela Appreciation shield for Poshan Maah A Commendable Performance by Health Department

Dhubri District Topped In Immunization Programme at National Level Family Health Survey Dhubri district was legging behind all sector and even tagged as one of the most backward districts in Assam till 2016, but since after inclusion as Aspirational district by Niti Aayog, and steps taken by Dhubri Deputy Commissioner, Anant Lal Gyani, it has been forging ahead and writing new stories of success every other month – be it in the implementation of Social Welfare schemes, Educational Transformation or achieving the highest parameters in Health Care Services from 2018. In a recent survey report released by National Family Health Survey (NFHS-5), Dhubri district not only jumped upward compared to NFHS-4 but also topped in most of its parameters at State and National level as well. Out of total 18 parameters, Dhubri bettered its position in 16 while it topped in 4 parameters out of 5 in the Child Immunization and Vitamin Supplementation, which is in fact a matter pride, now Dhubri district is Wealthy in Health too. 106 High Mast street Load bearing drain constructed around Newly constructed boundary fencing light being installed Dhubri Town of Raja PC Maidan at Dhubri in Dhubri, Gauripur, Golokganj, Sapatgram, Bilasipara & Chapor Towns

Dhubri River Port Road Dhubri Medical College Road Shri Gyani flagging off heritage walk on the occasion of World Heritage Week 2020 Paper Clippings Dada-Dadi & Nana-Nani

Shri Gyani garlanding the bust made of terracotta style at Asarikandi of Gandhiji on 150th Anniversary

Shri Gyani and Hon’ble Minister P&RD, Assam Shri Naba Kumar Doley on Various Rural Development Schemes Shri Gyani leading the Swachha Bharat Abhiyan