Anantnag, Oct 2: The fortnight-long Sewa Parv-2025 campaign in Anantnag drew to a close Thursday with a vibrant celebration of Gandhi Jayanti at the Government Degree College for Women. Deputy Commissioner SF Hamid (IAS) led the ceremony, paying floral tributes to Mahatma Gandhi and administering the Gandhi pledge to officials, students, and participants.
The event, organised by the district Administration, saw participation from sectoral and district heads, college faculty, government officials, and members of the public. In his address, Hamid threw light on the campaign’s key achievements and the pivotal role played by officers, schools, colleges, field functionaries, voluntary organisations, and citizens. He said cleanliness and service delivery emerged as the signature accomplishments of the campaign.
“Government functionaries must not just deliver services, but become agents of change in cleanliness and hygiene, inspiring the community,” Hamid said.
The Sewa parv-2025 district-wide impact included -2100+ cleanliness drives conducted across Anantnag; 1252 mutations attested, 5240 certificates issued, and 1224 revenue extracts provided by the Revenue Department; 95% grievances resolved during the campaign.
Among Health and nutrition initiatives- 13,288 health check-ups, 17,392 nutrition sessions, and 18,408 Poshan Maah events were conducted by Health, Ayush, and ICDS Departments.
In Education and skill development: 525 book donation drives and 95 skill camps were held.
