Senior Correspondent.TOD.Balurghat
Residents of South Dinajpur district will soon be able to access a range of government services under one roof, as the district administration prepares to launch the “Seva Setu Abhiyan,” a three-day public service initiative aimed at making government schemes easier to access.The campaign will be held from Sept. 2 to 4 across various blocks and municipalities in the district. District Magistrate Bala Subramanian T. announced the initiative at a news conference on Tuesday at the Atrayee conference hall of the district administrative building in Balurghat.
According to the district administration, 60 service camps will be organised over the three days, with about 20 camps operating each day. Residents will be able to seek information and assistance related to various government schemes and services at the camps.The administration said applicants will also have the option of submitting applications both online and offline, depending on their requirements and the nature of the service.
The initiative is intended to reduce the need for residents to visit multiple government offices to obtain information or apply for welfare schemes. By bringing several services together at designated camps, officials hope to provide a more accessible point of contact for people seeking government assistance.The camps will also provide various Aadhaar-related services, according to the district administration.
The “Seva Setu Abhiyan” reflects an effort by the administration to take government services closer to residents, particularly those who may otherwise face difficulties navigating different departments and application procedures.Over the three days, residents will therefore have a single venue where they can seek information, receive assistance and, where applicable, submit applications for government services and schemes.
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