Reviewing Saryu Action Plan in Latehar, Verma said officials should ensure every household gets the benefit of development programmes, an official release said.
Stating that the government's priority is no child in the state stays illiterate, Verma asked the officials to make a profile of households in 38 villages of Latehar district and effort should be made to bring back the children, who dropped out from school, and admitted to Kasturba Residential School or any other school.
She asked health department's doctors to make a survey of 500 households, so that no woman would remain deprived from treatment, including safe deliveries and vaccination of children.
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