Committee to Register Officers Membership in Officers Club Inactive : Lagavgiya benefits! | Committee to Register Officers Membership in Officers Club Inactive : Lagavgiya benefits!

Following reports of equipment worth lakhs of rupees in the Officers Club gathering dust due to lack of proper planning, there are several reasons for the complex not coming alive, according to reliable sources. Inactivity of the membership committee, sports taught by private coaches for a hefty fee, no one interested in using the funds even though there are funds, there are many issues due to which the club which can become a states symbol does not come alive.

It is indeed a pity to have multiple sports available simultaneously in the same complex and not being used. It should also be arranged in such a way as to get the most benefit if an all-powerful administrative system is in hand. According to the information, the Chairman Collector, then the Deputy Collector and the Executive Engineer of the Road Building Department are the three main administrators of the Officers Club. Other responsibilities are also assigned. It is known that the fee is Rs 6 to 7 thousand per annum for Class I and II officials and Rs 15 thousand for private and dignitaries.

After paying the fee, you can use table tennis, tennis, swimming pool, badminton and gymnasium. If the members are registered through systematic management, the annual income will be five to ten lakhs and the whole complex can be maintained from this fund. Name registration is said to have been a totalitarian regime for years. Coaching is provided to novices by entrusting the use of the badminton court to a private coach and charging a monthly fee of 2000. The then District Collector M. A swimming pool was built during Thenarsan’s period which had to be stopped within a year or two after the bottom cracked and muddy water came out of the bore. It has been in a closed position for over five years and no one is showing any interest in undoing it. Similar is the situation with the squash court.