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The District Administration further strengthened its multi-departmental outreach mechanism with the objective of reinforcing last-mile governance, promoting transparency, and ensuring the timely delivery of public services, particularly in rural and remote areas of the district. Special outreach and grievances redressal camps and awareness activities were conducted across Pouni, Mahore, Katra, Arnas, and other far-flung areas.
Senior officers and field functionaries visited villages and panchayats to interact directly with the public, address their grievances on the spot and facilitate access to the government welfare schemes, thereby reaffirming the administration’s commitment to citizen-centric governance.
The Rural Development Department organized cleanliness and plantation drives under the theme “Har Gaon Swachh Gaon” to promote sanitation and environmental sustainability.
Camps were also organized for e-KYC verification, issuance of job cards, grievance redressal, and public reading of MGNREGA plans, ensuring transparency and community participation in developmental activities. Additionally, a special interaction meeting of PMAY beneficiaries was held at Ambedkar Bhawan, Reasi, to review progress and redress beneficiary-related issues.
The Agriculture Department, under the “Prashasan Gaon Ki Ore” initiative, conducted awareness camps for farmers at Block Arnas and Panchayat Jamslan, sensitizing them about major government schemes, including HADP, JKCIP, and other agriculture-based welfare programmes.
The Sericulture Department organized a demonstration programme under ATMA, highlighting improved techniques and practices aimed at strengthening sericulture-based livelihoods in rural areas.
The Department of AYUSH, Reasi, in collaboration with NGO Ekal Abhiyan Reasi, organized an AYUSH Awareness Camp at Village Talwara under the theme “Ayurveda for One Health”. A total of 135 beneficiaries availed services during the camp.
