Seva Parv 2025 kicks off in Rajouri with Swachhata Drive led by DC;Cleanliness & plantation drives, health camps held at 160 locations

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5 day self-defence Training for girls begins at PG College

RAJOURI, SEPTEMBER 17: Deputy Commissioner Abhishek Sharma today formally flagged off the Seva Parv campaign here from DC Colony. The campaign, part of the UT-wide initiative, commenced with a Swachhata pledge by participants, reaffirming collective commitment towards cleanliness and community service.

Later, a massive Swachhata Drive was carried out from the DC Office to the Children Park. The officers and staff actively participated in cleaning activities.

The Deputy Commissioner underscored the importance of community involvement for sustained cleanliness and building a culture of service to society.

All district and sectoral officers joined the campaign with great enthusiasm, setting the tone for a series of events planned under Seva Parv.

In line with the spirit of the campaign, simultaneous activities including cleanliness drives, plantation programs, health camps, financial inclusion camps, donation drives and awareness initiatives were organized at 160 different locations across the district, involving educational institutions, Panchayats, government offices and local communities.

The Seva Parv celebrations will continue with multiple activities till October 2.

Meanwhile, the District Administration Rajouri, in collaboration with the Social Welfare Department and the District Police launched a five-day Residential Self-Defence Training Programme for 75 girls of the District under the Beti Bachao Beti Padhao (BBBP) initiative.

The programme was inaugurated at Government PG College Rajouri by Deputy Commissioner Abhishek Sharma and Senior Superintendent of Police Gaurav Sikarwar. The event also included a screening-cum-medical camp organized for all participating trainees.

The self-defence training programme aims to equip the girls with physical self-protection skills and imbibe in them a sense of self-worth, leadership, and empowerment.

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