The remote rural areas of Baijukura Panchayat are still suffering from lack of basic facilities. Since there is not even a single sub-health center in the panchayat, the villagers have to travel 8-10 km to Sarawan CSC for treatment. There are two Jorias in the Panchayat. But due to lack of proper irrigation management, farmers water their fields from wells. There are 5019 voters in this panchayat, for which there are six polling stations. There are nine schools for the education of the children of the Panchayat, which includes one upgraded high school, two UMS and five primary schools. In these schools, 1177 students study, for which there are a total of 26 teachers. Of these, there are six government teachers and 20 assistant teachers. The number of ration card holding beneficiaries in the Panchayat is 1232, which includes Annapurna and Antyodaya card holders. To provide clean drinking water in the villages of the Panchayat, there is a facility of hand pump along with water tower. For transportation, the villages of the Panchayat area are connected to the main road. There are also five Anganwadi centers for children in the Panchayat, where nutritious food is provided to pregnant, lactating and adolescent girls along with supplementary food to the children. 452 PM houses have been approved in the Panchayat, out of which 413 have been completed and 39 are incomplete. Approval for six Ambedkar houses has been received, out of which the work of three has been completed.
What does the Panchayat head say?
The biggest problem among the basic problems of the Panchayat is the lack of health facilities. Especially during the rainy season, people suffering from other diseases along with delivery have to face a lot of trouble. Since there is no industry, people are dependent on agriculture, in which the problem of irrigation comes in the way. However, many schemes are being run regularly for the development of the Panchayat.