Health and Awareness Camp Held in Bharmour for Janjatiya Gaurav Divas
Health Camp Celebrates Janjatiya Gaurav Divas
Bharmour, November 6: A health and awareness camp took place on November 6, 2026, at Chanhouta Gram Panchayat in the tribal area of Bharmour, located in Chamba district, in celebration of Janjatiya Gaurav Divas.
The event was organized collaboratively by various government departments under the guidance of Vikas Sharma, the Additional District Magistrate (ADM) of Bharmour. Approximately 70 individuals attended the camp.
Chairing the event was Bindu Kumari, the Pradhan of the Gram Panchayat, with Ajit Kumar, the Panchayat Up-Pradhan, also in attendance.
During the camp, officials from different departments shared comprehensive information with villagers regarding various government welfare initiatives. They aimed to inform eligible beneficiaries about the advantages of these schemes and encouraged them to take advantage of the available services.
The Health Department facilitated a dedicated health camp, allowing local residents to undergo health check-ups and receive essential medical advice. Additionally, various public welfare activities were conducted by different departments throughout the event.
Among the officials present were Vikas Pakhretia, Vinod Thakur, Dr. Naveen Thakur, Dr. Manohar Lal from the Horticulture Department, as well as Dr. Shiv Kumar, Dr. Mumish Pandit, and Dr. Chandan Kumar. Representatives from several other departments also contributed to the camp.
The main goal of the camp was to raise awareness about government welfare schemes among the tribal community, enhance health awareness, and ensure that departmental services effectively reach residents in remote areas.
This program offered villagers a valuable opportunity to learn about various government initiatives, departmental services, and welfare activities that could positively impact their lives.
The successful execution of the camp was made possible through the collaborative efforts of the participating departments, elected officials, and local community members.