HT Correspondent
HAFLONG, June 15: District Commissioner Gayatri Devidas Hyalinge on Monday chaired a meeting to finalise arrangements for a district-level awareness programme marking 12 years of governance under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
The meeting, held at the conference hall of the Deputy Commissioner’s office in Haflong, was attended by Dima Hasao Autonomous Council (DHAC) Joint Secretary Rebecca Changsan, heads of various line departments and other senior district officials.
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During the meeting, officials discussed strategies to conduct grassroots-level awareness campaigns and link them with ongoing developmental activities and welfare programmes across the district.
The District Commissioner directed all major line departments to collaborate closely and compile comprehensive data on developmental progress in the district.
She stressed the need to strengthen information dissemination and enhance public enrolment in welfare schemes such as the National Social Assistance Programme (NSAP), PM-KISAN, PM Vishwakarma and Nijut Moina, among others.
Hyalinge instructed officials to proactively reach out to eligible beneficiaries and ensure that target groups are informed about the awareness camps so they can avail themselves of various government schemes and services.
According to the administration, the programme will feature information desks, welfare camps and community outreach activities aimed at improving public awareness and access to government benefits.
The awareness campaign will be conducted over three days beginning June 17 across five development blocks of the district.
The designated venues are Maibang Block Office under Diyung Valley Development Block, Mahur Block Office under Jatinga Valley Development Block, Dihangi Bazar Community Hall under New Sangbar Block, Harangajao Block Office under Harangajao ITD Block and the CDC Office at Hamri under Diyungbra ITD Block.
Officials said the initiative is intended to bring government services closer to citizens and encourage greater participation in welfare and development programmes.
