ITANAGAR, SEP 29:
Seva Sankalp Abhiyan continued across Arunachal Pradesh with outreach camps bringing multiple government departments and service-delivery agencies together to facilitate access to welfare schemes and essential public services at the grassroots level.
In the State capital, the district administration, Itanagar Capital Region (ICR), organised a Seva Sankalp Abhiyan camp at Indira Gandhi Park on Tuesday, while similar camps were held in different districts across the state.
The ICR camp was organised in line with the Seva Aapke Dwar initiative and pursuant to the directions of the Department of Planning & Investment for conducting Seva Setu Abhiyan camps under Seva Sankalp Abhiyan.
MLA Techi Kaso attended the programme as chief guest, while Itanagar Municipal Corporation Mayor Likha Nari Tadar was the guest of honour. ICR Deputy Commissioner Toko Babu, IMC Deputy Mayor, Heads of Departments, Additional Deputy Commissioners, Assistant Commissioners and other senior officers also attended.
The District Medical Office, Department of Economics & Statistics, IMC, District Food & Civil Supplies Office, District Transport Office, Jan Suvidha, Urban ICDS and Child Welfare Committee, Itanagar, provided services and assistance at the camp.
Medical services included eye and dental check-ups, TB and non-communicable disease screening, registration for Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (PM-JAY), Chief Minister’s Arogya Arunachal Yojana (CMAAY) and ABHA IDs, immunisation and counselling. Beneficiaries were also assisted with LPG and electricity connections, while the IMC facilitated birth and death certificates, trade licence forms and other civic services. Hundreds of beneficiaries attended the camp.
Meanwhile, the ICR administration is observing the Week of Non-Violence from September 29 to October 4 as part of the International Day of Non-Violence observance. Essay writing and drawing competitions were organised for students of schools across the ICR to promote awareness of peace, non-violence, tolerance and harmony.
In Namsai district, the administration organised Mega Outreach Camps under the ‘Seva Sankalp Abhiyan – Under One Roof’ initiative at Momong, Jaipur and New Mohong, covering the 46-Chongkham, 47-Namsai and 48-Lekang Assembly Constituencies respectively.
Departments and agencies including Health & Family Welfare, Social Security, Agriculture, Aadhaar, banking, Food & Civil Supplies, Labour & Employment, ArSRLM, Animal Husbandry & Veterinary, Forest, PHED and Industries participated in the camps and facilitated government services and access to welfare schemes.
At Jaipur, Namsai MLA Chau Zingnu Namchoom, the Deputy Commissioner and Superintendent of Police attended the camp. ADC Chongkham and officers of line departments were present at Momong, while Zilla Parishad Chairperson Chow Sujana Namchoom, former MLA Jummum Ete Deori and Assistant Commissioner Lekang attended the camp at New Mohong.
In Dibang Valley, the district administration organised a Mega Outreach Camp at Etalin under the theme ‘From Social Welfare Schemes to Citizen Services: All Benefits Under One Roof’.
DC Yashwant Meena, ZPC Sadu Mihu, ZPM Anelih Tuyi Yalla, Circle Officers, Heads of Departments, PRI members, Gaon Burahs, officials and members of the public attended the programme, coordinated under the supervision of Circle Officer Etalin Gemin Tayeng.
The camp facilitated information, enrolment assistance and services relating to healthcare, social security, agriculture and horticulture, housing, energy, financial inclusion, livelihood generation and other Central and State-sponsored schemes.
Addressing the gathering, the DC reiterated the administration’s commitment to ensuring accessible and inclusive delivery of welfare benefits. ZPC Sadu Mihu urged youth to utilise government livelihood and self-employment opportunities, particularly in agriculture and horticulture.
At Keyi Panyor, a Seva Sankalp Abhiyan camp was organised at Government Secondary School, Pitapool under Yazali Circle by the Keyi Panyor district administration to take government services and welfare schemes closer to people in remote and rural areas.
DC Ankita Mishra inaugurated the camp in the presence of SP Dr Akanksha Milind Tamgadge, ADC Tajing Padung, CO Yazali Dr Kajum Mara, administrative officers, HoDs, PRI members and the public.
Officials from Agriculture, Horticulture, Fisheries, Animal Husbandry & Veterinary, Rural Development, Health, Industry, Urban Development & Housing, Power, PHED, Labour & Employment, Tourism, Forest, WCD, Police, Transport, banking and other departments provided information and assistance under one roof.
Services included welfare scheme assistance, health screening and awareness, Aadhaar-related services, agricultural and horticultural assistance, livestock services, labour registration, postal and banking facilities, driving licence and motor vehicle-related services, certificates and other citizen services.
Around 1,000 people from villages under Yazali Circle availed the services. APEDA Chairman-cum-former Education Minister Taba Tedir also visited the camp and interacted with officials and members of the public.
The Seva Sankalp Abhiyan camps were also conducted at various locations in West Kameng district under the ongoing Seva Aapke Dwar initiative to facilitate access to government schemes and services.
At Bhalukpong, the camp was inaugurated by 6-Thrizino-Buragaon MLA Tenzin Nima Glow, who interacted with participating officials and beneficiaries.
A camp was also organised at Lungdur village under Kalaktang Sub-Division, covering Lungdur, Bethelling, Adola and Dengzi villages. The programme was inaugurated by 5-Kalaktang MLA Tseten Chombey and attended by ZPMs of Kalaktang East and Kalaktang West, public representatives and local residents.
At Dirang village, a camp was held at Government Secondary School and inaugurated by Dirang CO Tumyir Badak. ZPM Dirang, GPCs, GBs, PRI representatives, departmental officials and local residents attended the programme.
Officials from participating departments provided information on Central and State government schemes and facilitated on-the-spot enrolment, registration and access to eligible benefits and services.
The East Siang district administration conducted Seva Sankalp Abhiyan through Seva Setu camps at three locations to facilitate access to Central and State government welfare schemes and services.
The camps were organised simultaneously in all three Assembly constituencies of the district — at Government Higher Secondary School, Sille, for 37-Pasighat West; Government Higher Secondary School, Balek, for 38-Pasighat East; and Government Secondary School, Borguli (New), for 39-Mebo.
Officials and representatives of various departments, banking institutions and other agencies provided information and assistance on government schemes and facilitated access to eligible welfare services.
The camps, organised in line with the Seva Aapke Dwar initiative, witnessed public participation, with residents interacting with officials and availing the services and assistance available at the venues.
A Seva Sankalp Abhiyan camp was held at Chindang Multipurpose Centre, Sungji Ground, Nafra, to facilitate access to citizen-centric government services and welfare schemes.
The camp was conducted under the guidance of Bichom Deputy Commissioner Tom Ratan in the presence of ADC Nafra L.W. Bapu, ADC Bichom Maryom Karlo, AC Bichom Pik Tayom, CO Nafra Aja Giogi and representatives of various departments and offices.
Services and assistance included ST and PRC certificates, birth and death certificates, educational scholarships, agriculture and horticulture schemes, veterinary services, banking and financial inclusion, electricity and water-related services, SHG schemes and health check-ups and awareness. Beneficiaries also received assistance under various government schemes at the camp.
The Lower Siang district administration organised Seva Sankalp Abhiyan through Seva Setu camps at Government Secondary School, Dipa, and other administrative headquarters, in line with the Seva Aapke Dwar initiative.
Lower Siang DC Gobi Nyicyor and Likabali Zilla Parishad Member Karbi Nyodu Taipodia attended the Dipa camp. Nyicyor highlighted various government schemes and services and urged residents to avail themselves of the facilities provided through the outreach programme, while Taipodia appreciated the initiative and encouraged villagers to participate in such camps.
A similar camp was held at Koyu, where local MLA Tojir Kadu attended the programme and interacted with officials and residents. Participating departments provided information on government schemes and facilitated essential services and official work, particularly for people from remote areas.
The Lohit district administration organised Seva Sankalp Abhiyan at Government High School, Loiliang, on September 29, bringing elected representatives, departmental officials and local residents together for direct interaction on public issues and government services.
Tezu-Sunpura MLA Dr Mohesh Chai attended the programme along with Tezu ADC Sotailum Bellai, Sunpura ZPM Gulapso Bellai, Tezu ZPM Baplalum Chiba, HoDs, PRI members and local residents.
Chai urged villagers to raise their concerns before the concerned departments and make use of the services and welfare schemes available through the programme. He also highlighted government initiatives in health, connectivity, education, infrastructure and public services.
The ADC and ZPMs also encouraged residents to participate actively, raise local issues and avail themselves of government schemes. Participating departments interacted with the public and provided information on various schemes, programmes and services, with emphasis on follow-up and timely delivery at the grassroots level.
A Seva Sankalp Abhiyan camp was held at Singhik Hall, Daporijo, on September 29, with more than 250 beneficiaries availing services and assistance from participating departments.
Zilla Parishad Chairperson Jyoti Sikom inspected the camp in the presence of Upper Subansiri Deputy Commissioner Tasso Gambo, SP Pawan Yadav and ZPMs Chetam and Nilling. The dignitaries visited departmental counters and interacted with officials and beneficiaries.
The camp brought multiple departments together on a single platform, enabling residents to access government services, information and assistance. Officials were advised to ensure timely and accessible delivery of services to eligible beneficiaries.
A multi-departmental Seva Sankalp Abhiyan camp was organised at Government Higher Secondary School, Hija, bringing various government services closer to residents under the Seva Aapke Dwar initiative.
Held under the overall direction of Lower Subansiri DC Oli Perme, the camp brought together officials and staff from more than 25 departments. Residents availed services including ST, birth, death, PRC and income certificates, arm licence renewals, health check-ups, immunisation and enrolment under various health and welfare schemes.
Agriculture and allied departments facilitated applications under PM-KISAN, Soil Health Cards, Atmanirbhar Krishi and Pashu Palan Yojanas, besides providing livestock treatment. Other services included electricity bill payments, DDUJGY connections, water quality testing, PMAY applications, bank account opening, financial literacy, NFSA/Aadhaar seeding, student stipends and pension processing.
The camp was supported by local community-based organisations and the Gaon Bura-Buri Association, which assisted in mobilising residents from Hija and neighbouring villages.
A Seva Sankalp Abhiyan camp was organised at General Ground, Hayuliang, bringing various government services and welfare benefits closer to residents.
ZPC Chenumlu Mitti inaugurated the programme in the presence of the Anjaw Deputy Commissioner, Hayuliang ADC, GBs, public representatives, HoDs and local residents. Mitti also inspected the departmental stalls and interacted with officials regarding the services being provided.
Seventeen line departments participated in the camp. An NDRF team also conducted a demonstration on earthquake preparedness and safety measures.
Addressing the gathering, Anjaw DC Millo Kojin urged residents to make use of government schemes and services available through the initiative. He also appealed to the community to work towards eliminating opium cultivation and consumption and called for collective efforts against such activities.
The programme witnessed participation from departmental officials, public representatives, GBs and local residents.
