BANDIPORA, SEPTEMBER 27: As part of the ongoing Aadi Karamyogi Abhiyan under Seva Prav 2025, Deputy Commissioner (DC) Bandipora, Indu Kanwal Chib, along with a team of officers from various departments, visited the remote tribal village of Chandaji on Saturday and attended a public darbar with the local community.
Students of Government Middle School Chandaji actively participated in the event by delivering speeches on the Aadi Karamyogi Abhiyan, describing it as a transformative movement for tribal empowerment.
They also presented cultural performances showcasing the rich tribal heritage, and staged a skit highlighting challenges in education, particularly the absence of a nearby secondary school, which they cited as a major cause of dropouts.
In her address, DC praised the talent of school children and lauded the efforts of school management.
She directed the Chief Education Officer to prepare a plan for providing pick-and-drop facilities to middle-pass students so they can pursue secondary education without interruption.
She further assured that network, electricity, and other civic issues would be taken up for early resolution.
DC also highlighted government initiatives like Mission YUVA and Holistic Agriculture Development Programme (HADP), encouraging youth to start businesses and become self-reliant. She directed the Assistant Labour Commissioner to organize a Labour Card Saturation Camp in Chandaji next week.
Chib engages with tribal community
