ITANAGAR, 30 Sep: The Lohit district administration organised a Seva Sankalp Abhiyan camp at the Government High School in Loiliang on Tuesday, bringing elected representatives, government officials and local citizens together on a common platform for direct interaction and redressal of public issues.
The programme was attended by Tezu-Sunpura MLA Dr. Mohesh Chai, Tezu ADC Sotailum Bellai, Sunpura ZPM Gulapso Bellai, Tezu ZPM Baplalum Chiba, heads of departments, PRI members, and local citizens.
Addressing the gathering, Dr. Chai said such platforms facilitate better coordination, quicker communication and more effective redressal of public grievances. The MLA also spoke about the efforts of the government towards all-round development of Lohit district, highlighting initiatives and progress in sectors such as health, road and communication connectivity, education, and other basic infrastructure and public services. He called upon the people to remain aware of government schemes and programmes and avail of the benefits intended for them. He also highlighted the significance of the occasion marking 25 years of service by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
ADC Bellai called upon departmental officials to ensure proper follow-up and timely delivery of services at the grassroots level.
Sunpura ZPM Gulapso encouraged the people to utilise the platform to bring their concerns directly before the authorities concerned.
During the programme, participating departments interacted with the public and disseminated information on various government schemes, programmes and services. The interaction provided an opportunity for citizens to directly engage with departmental officials, and strengthened coordination between the administration, elected representatives and the community at the grassroots level.
The programme concluded with emphasis on public participation, responsive governance and coordinated efforts towards effective delivery of government services and timely redressal of local issues.
In Namsai district, the Seva Sankalp Abhiyan was organised at Momong village by the district administration. The programme was inaugurated by the Chongkham ADC, in the presence of more than 200 farmers and official from the departments of horticulture, agriculture, veterinary and other line departments. The Namsai KVK set up a display/stall during the programme, where different agricultural and horticultural technologies were showcased to create awareness among farmers.
KVK head Dr. Utpal Barua led the programme, with the support from Azizur Rahman, Dr. Madhumita Sonowal Bora, Dr. Shravani Sahani and Nang Nancy Munglang.
The programme provided a platform for interaction with farmers and for promoting improved agricultural and horticultural technologies and crops suitable for Namsai district.
In Kamle district, the Seva Sankalp Abhiyan was organised in Puchigeko circle. Inaugurating the programme, deputy commissioner J.T Obi emphasised on public participation and urged the people to avail of the benefits of the drive, informing that the district administration, along with line departments, "is stepping on the door to serve the public duty."
Agricultural seeds and tools were distributed among farmers. Free medical screening, Aadhaar card registrations, free vaccination, and registration under PMJJBY, PMSBY, PMAY were conducted. More than 350 beneficiaries were registered during the programme, which was attended also by SP Aashis Kumar, Gepen ADC Biaro Sorum, and Puchigeko CO Api Nungnu, among others.
In Tawang, the district administration conducted a Seva Sankalp Abhiyan camp at the deputy commissioner's office complex, with the objective of facilitating citizen-centric service delivery and extending the benefits of various government welfare schemes to the public. The camp brought various government departments and service providers together on a common platform, enabling citizens to access essential public services, obtain information on government schemes, and complete necessary formalities at a single venue. Villagers, gaon buras, PRI members and bazaar secretaries participated in the camp.
As part of the programme, literary competitions, including essay writing, written competitions and debate competitions, were organised simultaneously for junior and senior categories at Government Upper Primary School, PWD Colony, encouraging participation and awareness among students.
Earlier, deputy commissioner (i/c) Rinchin Leta administered a 'non-violence and peace' pledge to the participants, reaffirming the values of peace, harmony and collective responsibility.
In Lower Subansiri, the district administration wrapped up its large-scale Seva Sankalp Abhiyan outreach camp at the Government Higher Secondary School, Hija. The camp brought together departmental teams and key administrative leadership, operating under the overall direction of deputy commissioner Oli Perme. The outreach effort also addressed utility, social security, and financial needs across the community. Active ground mobilisation by local community-based organisations and the Gaon Bura-Buri Association ensured structured attendance from Hija and neighbouring villages.
The district authorities expressed gratitude to community leaders, school staff, and participating officials for fulfilling the government's mandate of transparent, accessible, and citizen-centric governance.
The Dibang Valley district administration also organised a camp under the Seva Sankalp Abhiyan in Etalin on Tuesday. The initiative brought together various government departments on a common platform, transforming the outreach camp into a bridge between public welfare and the people it is meant to serve. Citizens were provided access to information, enrolment assistance and services under a wide range of central and state government schemes.
The programme was attended by deputy commissioner Yashwant Meena, ZPC Sadu Mihu, Anelih ZPM Tuyi Yalla, COs, HoDs, PRI members, GBs, officials, and members of the public.
Addressing the gathering, the deputy commissioner reiterated the administration's commitment to ensuring that welfare does not remain confined to schemes on paper but reaches every eligible citizen through accessible, responsive and inclusive governance. The ZPC urged the youths to embrace opportunities offered through government livelihood and self-employment initiatives, particularly in agriculture and horticulture.
The camp facilitated services and beneficiary support across key sectors, including healthcare, social security, agriculture and horticulture, housing, energy, financial inclusion, livelihood generation, and other central and state sponsored schemes.
In Kra Daadi district, a Seva Sankalp Abhiyan camp was organised in Palin on Tuesday. More than 25 departments and agencies took part and set up counters to enroll eligible beneficiaries, share information on central and state schemes, and provide services and process applications on the spot wherever feasible.
More than 1,000 citizens attended, many availing multiple services.
In Upper Subansiri district, a Seva Sankalp Abhiyan camp was held in Daporijo, facilitating access to various government services and strengthening last-mile delivery of public services to the people of the district.
The programme was inspected by ZPC Jyoti Sikom, in the presence of deputy commissioner Tasso Gambo and SP Pawan Yadav, among others.
The camp witnessed the participation of more than 250 beneficiaries, who availed of services and assistance from the participating departments.
In Keyi Panyor, the district administration organised a Seva Sankalp Abhiyan camp at the Government Secondary School, Pitapool, with the objective of taking citizen-centric government services and welfare schemes closer to the people, particularly those residing in remote and rural areas.
The camp was inaugurated by DC Ankita Mishra, in the presence of SP Dr. Akanksha Milind Tamgadge, ADC Tajing Padung, and others.
A wide range of government departments participated in the camp, providing multiple services, assistance and information under a single roof. Approximately 1,000 people from various villages under Yazali circle benefited from the camp and availed of the services and assistance provided by the participating departments.
In Bichom district, a Seva Sankalp Abhiyan camp was conducted in Nafra, under the guidance of DC Tom Ratan. The camp brought citizen-centric services, awareness, and on-the-spot facilitation closer to the people through the active participation of various departments, offices and service providers.
A wide range of services and awareness activities were provided to the public.
Various beneficiaries were also provided with assistance under different government schemes and programmes, enabling them to access welfare services and entitlements at the event itself.
In West Kameng district, Seva Sankalp Abhiyan camps were held in Bhalukpong, Lungdur village in Kalaktang subdivision, Dirang village, and other parts of the district. In Bhalukpong, the camp was inaugurated by Thrizino-Buragaon MLA Tenzin Nima Glow, who interacted with officials of participating departments and beneficiaries availing services under various government schemes.
In Lungdur village, the camp was inaugurated by Kalaktang MLA Tseten Chombey, and in Dirang village, the camp was inaugurated by Dirang CO Tumyir Badak.
The East Siang district administration conducted Seva Sankalp Abhiyan camps across the district, with the objective of taking various central and state government welfare schemes closer to the people. The camps were conducted simultaneously in all three Assembly constituencies of the district.
For Pasighat West Assembly constituency, the camp was held at the Government Higher Secondary School, Sille; for Pasighat East Assembly constituency at Government Higher Secondary School, Balek; and for Mebo Assembly constituency at Government Secondary School, New Borguli.
Officials and representatives from various departments, banking institutions and other agencies participated in the camps and provided information and assistance to the public regarding eligible government schemes and services.
The camps witnessed enthusiastic participation of the public, who availed of the opportunity to interact with officials and access various welfare-related services.
In Anjaw district, the event was held in Hayuliang, where 17 line departments provided various government services and information to the people. The programme also featured a demonstration on earthquake preparedness and safety measures by an NDRF team, highlighting the importance of awareness and preparedness during natural disasters.
DC Millo Kojin encouraged all citizens to make full use of various government schemes, services and welfare benefits available to them. The DC also appealed to the public to collectively work towards eliminating opium cultivation and consumption, and urged everyone to refrain from engaging in such activities in the future.
ZPC Chenumlu Mitti inspected the stalls set up by various departments and interacted with the officials regarding services being provided to the public.
The Lower Siang district administration organised a Seva Sankalp Abhiyan camp at the Government Secondary School, Dipa. The camp brought the district administration and various line departments closer to the people by taking government services and information directly to the doorsteps of the villagers.
The primary objective was to create awareness about various central and state government schemes, programmes and welfare initiatives, while also facilitating the delivery of essential public services on the spot.
Deputy commissioner Gobi Nyicyor and Likabali ZPM Karbi Nyodu Taipodia attended the programme.
Nyicyor highlighted various government schemes, services and programmes aimed at improving the welfare and development of the people, and encouraged the villagers to make full use of the services being provided through such outreach programmes. Taipodia also urged the villagers to take advantage of such camps and avail themselves of the services and benefits available to them. (With inputs from DIPROs)
