Nang, Leh, Nov 20: The ongoing “Mimang-Si-Sjabstogs – Administration at Your Doorstep” initiative reached Nang Village today, where a public outreach camp was held at the Panchayat Centre with strong participation from local residents and multi-departmental officials.
The Village Nambardar welcomed the Nodal Officer and officials with traditional khataks, expressing gratitude for bringing essential services directly to the community.
Nodal Officer Khadim Hussain, Deputy Director, Archives, Archaeology & Museum, Leh, said the initiative is designed to bridge the gap between citizens and administration by ensuring real-time access to government services. He encouraged villagers to raise concerns freely and assured that all grievances would be addressed through proper channels.
Speaking on heritage preservation in his official capacity, he urged villagers to safeguard Ladakh’s rich cultural assets. He also briefed the gathering on Heritage Week, being observed from November 19 to 25.
Dr. Thubstan Nurboo from the Cultural Academy, Leh, highlighted the ongoing Awareness Programme on the Importance of Heritage of Ladakh, which commenced on November 19. He stressed the need for youth participation to keep Ladakh’s cultural legacy alive.
Officials from various departments briefed locals on schemes and services, while residents raised issues related to Jal Jeevan Mission, MGNREGA, network connectivity, and school infrastructure.
The camp also delivered several on-spot services, including the updating of 35 Aadhaar cards, generation of ABHA and Golden Cards, and NCD screenings for around 40 individuals, covering blood pressure, haemoglobin, and blood sugar tests.
The outreach programme continues to play a key role in enhancing grassroots governance and ensuring last-mile service delivery across Ladakh.
