TAWANG : The second District Level Monitoring Committee (DLMC) meeting for the 2026–27 financial year was held at the Deputy Commissioner’s Conference Hall here on Tuesday under the chairmanship of Tawang Deputy Commissioner Namgyal Angmo.
The meeting was attended by Lungla Additional Deputy Commissioner Tashi Dhondup, Jang Assistant Commissioner Dr Honjon Perme, Assistant Commissioner-cum-Deputy Director of Rural Development Tenzin Jambey, district heads of offices and NABARD District Development Manager Keertika Kashyap.
Welcoming the participants, Assistant Commissioner-cum-District Planning Officer Nawang Thutan briefed the members on the agenda of the meeting.
Reviewing the status of developmental projects across the district, the DC stressed the importance of accurate, transparent and timely reporting. She directed all executing departments to include the latest geo-tagged photographs of ongoing works in their monthly progress reports and submit before-and-after photographs of completed projects to facilitate effective monitoring and evaluation.
While acknowledging the challenges involved in executing projects within limited timeframes, Angmo emphasised the need for visible and measurable monthly progress. She urged departments to maintain accountability, ensure quality implementation and regularly update project status reports to support informed decision-making.
The review began with a presentation by the Public Works Department, Lungla, followed by detailed presentations from various departments on the physical and financial progress of projects and schemes under their respective jurisdictions.
The committee reviewed the implementation status of developmental projects and government schemes across the district and discussed measures to expedite their timely completion. Emphasis was laid on strengthening inter-departmental coordination, project monitoring and outcome-oriented execution to ensure that development initiatives deliver tangible benefits at the grassroots level.
The meeting concluded with departments reaffirming their commitment to improving implementation mechanisms and achieving the district’s developmental targets in a timely and efficient manner. (DIPR)
