Awareness Camp Held in Bharmour for Tribal Communities on Janjatiya Gaurav Diwas

An awareness camp was organized in Bharmour to celebrate Janjatiya Gaurav Diwas, focusing on educating tribal communities about various government welfare schemes. The event, led by Additional District Magistrate Vikas Sharma, saw participation from numerous officials who provided valuable information and services. Health check-ups, agricultural guidance, and seed distribution were key highlights of the camp, aimed at enhancing the well-being and productivity of local farmers. This initiative underscores the commitment to supporting tribal communities through accessible government programs.
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Special Awareness Camp in Bharmour


Mahinder Patyal
Bharmour
In celebration of Janjatiya Gaurav Diwas, a dedicated awareness camp was held in the Bharmour subdivision, guided by Additional District Magistrate Vikas Sharma. The camp aimed to inform tribal communities about various welfare initiatives offered by government departments and assist eligible individuals in accessing these services.


The event saw enthusiastic participation from officials across multiple departments, who shared comprehensive details regarding government schemes, development initiatives, and public welfare programs. A total of 95 individuals took part in the awareness session.


Awareness Camp Held in Bharmour for Tribal Communities on Janjatiya Gaurav Diwas


During the camp, the Health Department provided health check-ups and medical consultations to around 50 farmers and beneficiaries. Additionally, the AYUSH Department conducted health screenings and offered consultations to approximately 30 individuals. The Agriculture Department, along with other related departments, informed participants about government schemes and services available to the agricultural community.


Farmers received essential advice on agricultural and horticultural practices. To promote agricultural productivity, pea seeds were distributed to farmers at the end of the program for their upcoming planting activities.


Key officials present at the camp included Dr. Rakesh Kumar Chaudhary (AYUSH Department), Dr. Vivek Thakur and Dr. Chandan Kumar (Health Department), Dr. Gulshan Kumar (Animal Husbandry Department), Vinod Kumar (CDPO), Vikas Ji (Tehsil Welfare Officer), Dr. Pankaj Kumar (Agriculture Department), Surender Kumar (Fisheries Department), and Dr. Manohar Lal (Horticulture Department).