As part of the ongoing Mimangs-Si-rJabstoks Campaign aimed at strengthening grassroots governance and improving access to welfare services, the administration today organised outreach camps at Demjok and Koyul in the Nyoma Subdivision.
The initiative focuses on delivering government services and welfare schemes directly to citizens, ensuring that development benefits reach every household in remote areas.
During the camp, 16 Resident Certificates and Domicile Certificates were issued on the spot, helping beneficiaries secure access to educational benefits, state welfare schemes, and other essential services.
The Agriculture Department also issued LAC Organic Certificates, supporting local farmers in adopting organic farming practices and enhancing opportunities for marketing certified organic produce.
SDM Nyoma, Kacho Asgar Ali, interacted with villagers and explained the objectives of the campaign. He encouraged residents to participate actively and make full use of the services and schemes being made available at their doorstep.
The outreach camps reinforced the administration’s commitment to inclusive development and efficient service delivery across the Nyoma Subdivision.
