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No house should be left out in ongoing socio-edu survey, Ballari DC tells officials
The New Indian Express Hubballi
|September 03, 2025
BALLARI Deputy Commissioner (DC) Prashanth Kumar Mishra has directed officials to ensure that the ongoing socio-educational survey of backward classes in the district is conducted in an organised and effective manner.
BALLARI Deputy Commissioner (DC) Prashanth Kumar Mishra has directed officials to ensure that the ongoing socio-educational survey of backward classes in the district is conducted in an organised and effective manner. Speaking during a coordination committee meeting held in Ballari, Mishra stressed the importance of meticulous planning and execution.
The Karnataka State Commission for Backward Classes has already commenced the first phase of the survey. As part of this, electricity meter readers are geo-tagging every household. The DC directed officials to ensure that no household is missed during this phase.
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