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Page 146 of 146 Proceedings of the meeting between the District Magistrate, Malda and Deputy Commissioner, Rajshahi held at Circuit House Malda on 14.2.72 at 6.30 P.M. ------------------ Officers present: Rajshahi Side Malda Side 1. Shri E.T.Bhuiyan, Dy. Commissioner, Rajshahi 1. Sri S.P.De, IAS, D.M., Malda 2. Shri J.K.Bhattacharya, IAS, Civil Liaison Officer. 2. Sri S.C.Chowdhury, SDO, Malda 3. Shri T.K.Das, IAS,C.A.L.O.( R ), Rajshahi 3. Col.B.K.Sen, Sector Commander,BSF 4. M.A.Sallam Khan, R & R.O, Porsha 4. Sri B.C.Layek, BDO,Habibpur 5. Md. Mofizuddin Mondal, C.O ( Dev.& Rev.), Porsha. 5. Shri P.Bhattacharyya, Asstt. Magistrate & Collector, Malda. Discussed the position of dispatch of relief materials to Rajshahi from Malda. It was decided that the relief materials be sent as quickly as possible in view of the distress prevailing in certain areas in person and Nematpur P.S. It was further decided that one-sixth of the relief materials earmarked for Nawabganj Sub-division may be dispatched to Relief Officer, Porsha by trucks from Malda and that the some be carried up to Harishchandrapur ghat where from the Relief Officer, Porsha would make necessary arrangement for dispatch thereof to different destination points 2. It was further decided that all relief materials from Murshidabad would be channelised through Malda. District Magistrate, Malda was requested to render necessary assistance to the Liaison Officer posted at Malda to which D.M., Malda also agreed. It was also decided that Liaison Officer from Rajshahi posted at Malda would make liaison in regard to dispatch of all relief materials from and through Malda. For the convenience of work, it was also decided that Block Development Officer, Habibpur and Bamongola and C.O.( Dev. & Rev.), Porsha and R.O., Porsha and Neamatpur will be in close touch to facilitate the movement of relief materials under intimation to the respective S.D.O.s and D.M. and D.C. sd/- sd/- (K.T.Bhuiyan) (S.P.De) Deputy Commissioner, Rajshahi, District Magistrate, Malda 14.2.72. 14.2.72.
To: The District Magistrate, Malda. From: Pradip Bhattacharya, Asstt. Magistrate, Malda. March, 1972. Page 147 of 147 Subject: Enquiry into Prayer for further Grants by Nandinadaha G.S. Sir, In pursuance of your orders, dated 17/2/72, I went on 2/3/72 to Nandinadaha Gram Sabha, Chandpur Anchal, Bamongola Block, and enquired into the basis for of their petition for further H.B. grants, Cattle-buying grants, G.R., and setting up of river-pumps. What I could gather is as follows:- 1. Haripal village is utterly devastated by the floods, and nothing less than Rs 100 per family will be of any use as H.B. grant. In the other villages, like Rangamati and Nandinadaha, the devastation has been less as they are comparatively on higher ground though situated right on the banks of the Punarbhava. Here Rs.50 per family should be enough. I would like to emphasize that on no account should blanket cent-per-cent grants be given, as this only results in cutting down the amount of the grant to ridiculous extents and this does not help in any way to rebuild houses, but only makes people more anxious for further relief. Another consideration is that this area is extremely vulnerable to floods, being just on the bank of the river. Hence, loans in cash form to build houses of mud/brick are of purely temporary efficiency. Instead, they should be encouraged to build houses of bamboo. This should not be difficult, since they admitted that they built mud walls in order to get protection from the shooting by Pakistanis prior to the liberation of Bangla Desh. With that danger gone, they should not be encouraged to re-build mud structures. 2. Another round of G.R. distribution seems quite necessary in view of the fact that all crops they have sown have been ruined by pests. Strangely enough, none of them has so far thought of approaching the AEO for help. I also learnt that the AEO has never visited this place, and that the VLW is also hardly visible, though their absence is no excuse for lack of local initiative. My impression is that sufficient extension work has not been done in this place to make the people more conscious of modern scientific methods of cultivation and combating pests. 3. The prospects for R.L.I. schemes are excellent, with the Purnarbhava just bordering the village. It would be extremely useful if schemes could be set up at: KHUTADAHA, TALTOLA, NANDINADAHA, and SONGHAT. H.B. Loans might be distributed, and these would be most welcome. However, as proposed to the Agricultural Commissioner during his visit to Malda, provision should be made for waiving the complicated technical requirements involved in disbursing these loans. 4. The most practical means of affording immediate relief is to begin T.R. schemes is this area forthwith. I requested the B.D.O. concerned to take steps in this direction as soon as possible. 5. In the same area, and surrounding regions, excellent crops can be ensured if we can start a few more R.L.I. schemes from the river Hariya in ADADANGA, ASHRAFPUR, 3 rd
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