Ganderbal : Marking the 6th day of the ongoing Dharti Aaba Janjatiya Gram Utkarsh Abhiyan, a spirited tribal outreach and welfare camp was successfully organised Saturday at Panchayat Mammar, Block Kangan, under the ambit of the PM JANMAN (Pradhan Mantri Janjati Adivasi Nyaya Maha Abhiyan).
Led by the IEC (Information, Education & Communication) team, the event drew enthusiastic participation from the tribal community, highlighting increasing grassroots engagement and awareness. The camp served as an integrated platform for on-the-spot public service delivery and community sensitisation.
Key citizen services facilitated during the camp included Aadhaar enrolment and updates, Ayushman Bharat – PM-JAY registration, issuance of Scheduled Tribe certificates, enrolment in PM-KISAN and Jan Dhan Yojana, screening and counseling for Sickle Cell Disease, linkages to multiple other PM JANMAN schemes.
To complement service delivery, interactive IEC sessions were conducted, focusing on community education around schemes in healthcare, education, skill training, and livelihood generation. Participants actively raised queries and received detailed responses regarding their rights and entitlements.
Adding a cultural dimension to the day, tribal folk performances infused the event with spirit and identity, celebrating local traditions and unity.
Educational brochures in local languages were distributed widely for greater accessibility. The program witnessed the coordinated participation of sectoral officers, PRI members, frontline workers, and CSC operators, showcasing strong convergence between departments.
Community elders and locals applauded the initiative, describing it as a practical bridge between governance and the grassroots.
