Students of IIDL visit SDMC, meet mayor
As many as 32 students from the first batch interacted with SDMC Mayor Kamaljeet Sehrawat, other officials.
New Delhi: Students from the first batch of Indian Institute of Democratic Leadership (IIDL), Mumbai on Wednesday visited the headquarters of South Delhi Municipal Corporation (SDMC) to learn the functioning of the civic body in the national capital.
The IIDL an initiative of RSS-affiliated Rambhau Mhalgi Prabodhini launched Post-Graduate programme in leadership, politics, and governance last year. As many as 32 students from the first batch interacted with SDMC Mayor Kamaljeet Sehrawat, other officials.
Last year, the PG course in leadership politics was launched by Union HRD minister Prakash Javdekar in the national capital in the presence of Rajya Sabha member and vice-chairman and director general of the Rambhau Mhalgi Prabodhini Dr Vinay Sahasrabuddhe.
While interacting with IIDL students, Ms Sehrawat answered their queries on the functioning and administrative set up of the SDMC, apart from sharing with them the future action plans chalked out to provide the advanced civic amenities to citizens.
Ms Sehrawat told the students that the SDMC came into existence with the trifurcation of the unified MCD in 2012 and claimed that it has since has since then become the most efficient, economically sound and smooth functioning civic body.
"The corporation has two wings to ensure smooth functioning. The deliberative wing comprising the mayor, chairman standing committee, leader of House, SDMC general House and standing committee and experienced executive wing for implementation of the decisions within a short time” she added.
Leader of House Shikha Rai, addl commissioner Randhir Sahay and other officers also took part.