<p> Speaking after distributing cheques to beneficiaries at a Janaspandana programme organised at the Doddur Karapanahalli Gram Panchayat limits here, he said: “Villages can progress only if members of the public co-operate with the officials.”<br />The legislator, who noticed that the village did not have adequate bus facilities, said: “I will arrange for transport within a month. Borewells and pumpsets will also be provided for water supply. Proposals have been submitted to dig borewells in some localities.”<br /><br />Narayanaswamy instructed officials of the Transport Department to lay humps on the main roads to prevent mishaps. He also said a proposal has been sent to the government, demanding funds for the development of roads in Bharat Nagar and H P Nagar, which would be asphalted soon. He distributed orders extending various financial benefits to 172 indivduals, under several schemes. As part of the social security sheme, eight beneficiaries received a sum of Rs 10,000 and several farmers were given cheques from the silk department.</p>
<p> Speaking after distributing cheques to beneficiaries at a Janaspandana programme organised at the Doddur Karapanahalli Gram Panchayat limits here, he said: “Villages can progress only if members of the public co-operate with the officials.”<br />The legislator, who noticed that the village did not have adequate bus facilities, said: “I will arrange for transport within a month. Borewells and pumpsets will also be provided for water supply. Proposals have been submitted to dig borewells in some localities.”<br /><br />Narayanaswamy instructed officials of the Transport Department to lay humps on the main roads to prevent mishaps. He also said a proposal has been sent to the government, demanding funds for the development of roads in Bharat Nagar and H P Nagar, which would be asphalted soon. He distributed orders extending various financial benefits to 172 indivduals, under several schemes. As part of the social security sheme, eight beneficiaries received a sum of Rs 10,000 and several farmers were given cheques from the silk department.</p>