Kanniyakumari Collector reviews civic needs in Puravilai tribal hamlet
Kanniyakumari Collector M. Prathap visited the Puravilai tribal hamlet to address grievances regarding basic infrastructure, including road connectivity and water supply. The administration has also initiated financial support for local women's self-help groups to improve livelihood opportunities.
Why it matters
The visit underscores ongoing efforts by local government to bridge the development gap in marginalized tribal communities through direct engagement and financial aid.
During his visit to Puravilai kaani tribal hamlet on Saturday, Kanniyakumari Collector M. Prathap said that immediate steps would be taken to address the long-pending demands of the residents.
Mr. Prathap received several petitions from the villagers and interacted with them to understand their grievances, particularly those concerning basic infrastructure and essential services. The residents sought for road connectivity, solar power facilities, drinking water supply, uninterrupted electricity supply and other basic amenities.
Addressing the gathering, the Collector said Kanniyakumari district was endowed with rich natural resources and was home to a large number of tribal communities. He said steps have been initiated to improve the livelihood and employment opportunities of tribal women through Self Help Groups (SHGs).
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