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During the meeting, Sushil Singh Charak submitted a detailed memorandum outlining critical public welfare concerns and development suggestions, particularly focusing on the Bishnah–Ramgarh–Samba region. The memorandum emphasized four key areas: Youth Services & Sports, A request was made for increased support towards grassroots-level sports infrastructure and activities. Local youth associations, including Mera Bharat, are actively nurturing talent and require institutional collaboration and structured support from the department.
ARI & Trainings, The introduction of new training modules targeting rural youth and government personnel was recommended. Emphasis was placed on digital literacy, public service awareness, and communication skills to enhance empowerment in underserved areas.
Transport – E-Bus Connectivity, In support of the government’s Green Mobility Mission, the launch of E-Bus services was proposed on the following routes:Jammu to Salaria via Rathna Morh,Jammu to Arnia via Chorli.These eco-friendly routes are expected to benefit students, workers, and residents of border villages.
JKSRTC Employee Welfare, Attention was drawn to the long-pending retirement benefits of JKSRTC employees. An appeal was made to expedite the resolution of these cases and ensure timely disbursement to the affected retirees.
Sushil Singh Charak expressed hope that these suggestions would be positively considered for inclusion in future departmental action plans. He also requested an opportunity for continued dialogue with departmental officials to further address community concerns.
