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Specialized health check-up and wellness camps were held at CHC Banihal, Ayushman Arogya Mandir Tethar, Chapnari, and Mahakund (Sub-division Gool) under Swasth Nari Sashakt Parivar Abhiyan,, focusing on preventive healthcare, maternal and child health and awareness about hygiene, nutrition, vaccination, and mental well-being.
A cleanliness-cum-plantation drive was held at Mazimkund Ground, Gool as part of Swachhata Hi Seva. The officials, students, and locals termed cleanliness and plantation as essential for ecological balance and community health, urging youth to sustain these efforts.
Meanwhile, the Social Welfare Department held an awareness programs on flagship welfare schemes such as Marriage Assistance, Old Age Pension, and Widow Pension, targeting women, children, senior citizens, and specially-abled persons. Essential aids including walking sticks were distributed among beneficiaries, with officials underlining inclusivity and social justice as the core values of Sewa Parv.
The Forest Department marked the occasion with cleanliness drives across various locations, stressing the need for public cooperation to protect green cover and maintain ecological harmony. Educational institutions including GDC Banihal and GDC Gool organized anti-drug campaigns provided books and stationery to needy students, conducted cleanliness drives, painting competitions, debates, and discussions to sensitize students on their role in building a progressive society. The Rural Development Department also mobilized block-level activities under Swachhata Hi Seva, drawing enthusiastic participation from youth and local communities.
