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LG Sinha launches LG’s Sainik Sahayta Kendra Portal

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Srinagar: Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha Friday launched a web portal of Lieutenant Governor’s SainikSahayta Kendra, at Raj Bhawan.
Lieutenant Governor’s SainikSahayta Kendra (LGSSK) is a landmark initiative dedicated to the welfare of serving personnel of the Armed Forces and Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs).
To further strengthen its functioning, the administration has introduced the portal – lgssk.jk.gov.in. Developed by BISAG-N, the portal is a support tool for the Kendra, designed to log each grievance, record action taken, and provide tracking access to both authorities and applicants. While the Kendra remains the institutional platform for soldier welfare facilitation, the portal ensures structured follow-up and transparent monitoring of every case.
Lieutenant Governor’s SainikSahayta Kendra is a bridge between serving personnel and the civil administration, ensuring that matters submitted are taken up promptly, guided through the right channels, and resolved in a time-bound manner. By coordinating directly with government offices, arranging facilitation where required, and monitoring progress, the Kendra assures soldiers that their families’ needs will be looked after while they focus fully on their duty to the nation.
With its offices now functional at the Civil Secretariats in Jammu and Srinagar, the Kendra will serve as a single-window facilitation centre to resolve civil issues of all serving personnel belonging to J&K, as well as those currently deployed in the Union Territory.
Prasanna Ramaswamy G, Secretary, Tribal Affairs Department, and In-charge Lieutenant Governor’s SainikSahayta Kendra, under the supervision of J&K Home Department, gave a detailed presentation on the SainikSahayta Kendra.
Applications to the Kendra will be accepted only when routed through the respective Commanding Officers, in order to maintain authenticity and integrity. Submissions may be made via email at [email protected], or by post to:
LG’s SainikSahayta Kendra, Room No. 56, Ground Floor, Civil Secretariat, Srinagar – 190001
LG’s SainikSahayta Kendra, Near Secretariat Treasury, Civil Secretariat, Jammu – 180001

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