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Mini Vidhana Soudha, ready for occupation, at End Point Manipal

March 23, 2011

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Udupi, March 23: Over 40 district level government offices are all set to come under one roof soon.

`Mini Vidhana Soudha', the District Offices' Complex, under construction at End Point Manipal, is nearing completion and will be ready for occupation in May this year.

The DOC will be spread across 1.34 lakh sq fts, in three blocks. The Block `A' has four floors and will house the DC's offices. Block `B' also has three floors and will house a 500 capacity, air conditioned auditorium and the offices coming under the Deputy Commissioner. Block `C' has under ground floor, ground floor and two more floors. This will house ZP office and other offices coming under it. At the under ground space for a bank branch, treasury office, post office, canteen and petty shops will be provided.

The offices to be brought under one roof include, DC Office, ZP Office, Office of the Handicapped Welfare Department, District Registrar's Office, Employment Exchange, District Information Department, Treasury Office, Women and Child Development Department, District Industries Center, Social Forestry, Horticulture Department, Labour Department, Watershed Development Office, Department of Silk, Handloom and Textile Department, Zilla Panchayath Engineering Sub Division and ZP Engineering Division, Department of Statistics, Urbal Delvelopment Department, Department of Weights and Measures, Social Welfare Department, Department of Ports and Fisheries, Office of the Deputy Director of Public Instructions, DDPU, Agricultural Department, Nirmithi Kendra, Karnataka Village Industries Board, Statewide Area Network Department, Office of Sub Registrar of Co-operative Department etc.

According to District Incharge Minister Dr VS Acharya the Mini Vidhana Soudha will be inaugurated in the first week of May, this year.

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