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MALCO contribution

METTUR: MALCO, as part of the Public-Private Partnership in community infrastructure development, gave one third of public contribution for works under the Namakku Naame scheme for P.N. Patti selection grade town panchayat and Konur village panchayat.

The total contribution was Rs. 10.71 lakh. P.N. Patti and Konur panchayats will get a share of Rs.7.33 lakh and Rs.3.38 lakh respectively. Under the scheme, infrastructure base for drinking water, public health and sanitation would be created.

Suresh Bose, Head, Human Resources, MALCO, handed over a cheque for Rs. 10.71 lakh to Collector J. Chandrakumar.

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