Nashik Gets New Executive Engineers

The Soil and Water Conservation Department in Nashik has finally filled the vacant posts of Executive Engineer after three years. The new appointments have been made through promotions in five districts: Nashik, Jalgaon, Dhule, Nandurbar, and Ahilyanagar.

The move is expected to speed up pending water conservation projects in the region. Superintending Engineer Haribhau Gite had been following up with the government to fill these vacancies, and his efforts have paid off.

The appointments were made on the occasion of Water Conservation Day, which was observed on August 18 to mark the death anniversary of former Chief Minister Sudhakarrao Naik. Soil and Water Conservation Minister Sanjay Rathod issued orders to promote water conservation officers to the post of Executive Engineer.

The promoted officers have been instructed to assume their new posts within 30 days of the order. The appointments include Kiran Udgale in Nashik, Santosh Patil in Jalgaon, Nilesh Patil in Dhule, Sagar Bharade in Nandurbar, and Prashant Kakade in Ahilyanagar.

These appointments will strengthen the department's administrative machinery and expedite pending water conservation schemes in the Nashik division. Chief Engineer Haribhau Gite expressed confidence that the new appointments would boost overall development in the region.

The vacancies had affected the implementation of schemes in the districts, except for Nashik and Ahilyanagar. The promotions will now enable the department to work more efficiently and effectively.

The new Executive Engineers will play a crucial role in implementing water conservation projects and promoting sustainable development in the region. Their appointments are a significant step towards addressing the water conservation needs of the area.

The development is expected to have a positive impact on the region's water conservation efforts and overall development. With the new appointments in place, the department is poised to make significant progress in the coming months.

In conclusion, the appointment of new Executive Engineers in Nashik and other districts is a welcome move that is expected to accelerate water conservation projects and promote sustainable development in the region.

The move demonstrates the government's commitment to addressing the water conservation needs of the area and promoting overall development. The new appointments will enable the department to work more efficiently and effectively, leading to better outcomes for the region.