Madikeri, Sep. 14: The Karnataka State Backward Classes Commission will conduct a survey on the social and educational conditions of all families in the district, and Deputy Commissioner Venkat Raja has directed the concerned officials to conduct a 100% survey so that no one is left out in the survey.
He was speaking at a workshop organized for district-level master trainers on social and educational survey at the city's District Collector's Office Hall on Friday. Some tribal families in the district have not received Aadhaar cards even today. Similarly, some families do not even have ration cards. Such families should be registered with the ITDP department and get Aadhaar cards.
The Deputy Commissioner said, ‘During the survey, it is essential to pay special attention to the areas where there is no Aadhaar card, ration card, electricity connection and mobile connection.’ Since the social and educational survey is being conducted during the Dussehra holidays, the speed of the survey should be increased from September 22. Every citizen’s family should be surveyed, the Deputy Commissioner said.
After the survey, complaints are also received that people did not come to the survey as required. Therefore, care should be taken about this. In addition to conducting a 100% survey, care should also be taken to avoid duplication, the Deputy Commissioner said. There are about 60 questionnaires during the survey, and the information of the families is collected and the survey is done through the app.
G.P. CEO Anand Prakash Meena said that the work of installing geo-tag stickers on the houses in this regard should be completed soon. The social and educational survey will be held from September 22 to October 7. A special app has been set up for the survey, he said. Additional District Magistrate R. Aishwarya said that the master trainer selected at the district level is providing training and suggested that if there are any doubts, they should be brought to the notice of the superiors.
Backward Classes Welfare Officer Deepak informed that one surveyor will be appointed for 150 families in the survey. Already, social and educational stickers are being applied to each family's house, and 75% progress has been made. He said that the work of applying the remaining stickers is continuing.
Master trainers Prasanna, Krishnamurthy, Jeevan Kumar, Narayan, Guruswamy explained about conducting the survey through the social and educational survey app. Deputy Director of School Education Department Basavaraju, Tahsildar Praveen Kumar, Sridhar, Kiran Gouraiah, Krishnamurthy, Mohan Kumar, Field Education Officers Mahesh, Anand, Krishnappa, 30 master trainers, Taluka EOs and others were present
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