Key Highlights of this News

• Instant Resolutions: Special service camps to be held across multiple blocks and panchayats in Jaipur on June 15.
• All Departments Under One Roof: Officials from revenue, electricity, water, and health departments will be present on-site.
• Direct Scheme Benefits: Eligible villagers will receive immediate enrollment in pension, agriculture, and social security schemes.
• Administration’s Appeal: District Collector Sandesh Nayak urges citizens to participate in large numbers to avail themselves of government benefits.

Camp Schedule and Panchayat Locations for June 15 Sharing details about the initiative, Jaipur District Collector Sandesh Nayak stated that the administration is making every effort to ensure governance reaches the last person in the village. On June 15, specialized camps will be held in Mohanpura (Sanganer), Dhindha (Jobner), Bhojpura (Phagi), and Lalana (Phulera).

Additionally, camps are scheduled to be organized in the following Gram Panchayats: Bhojyada and Radoli (Chaksu), Habaspura (Sambhar), Bagwada (Amer), Ugariyawas (Mozmabad), Mamatori Kalan and Shivsinghpura (Shahpura), Niwana and Devthala (Chomu), Didawata (Madhorajpura), Todabhata and Bhudla (Bassi), Nimeda (Jaipur), Chawand Ka Mand and Mathasula (Jamwaramgarh), Bingolav (Dudu), Mudoti (Kishangarh Renwal), and Nangal Purohitan (Rampura Dabri).

Instant Disposal of Complaints by Nodal Officers The biggest advantage of these camps is that villagers will not have to wander between different departments to get their problems fixed. Top officials from the Revenue, Panchayati Raj, Agriculture, Public Health Engineering (Water Supply), Electricity Board, Medical & Health, and Women & Child Development departments will be present under one roof.

These officials will actively listen to public grievances and resolve them immediately in accordance with the rules. The district administration has appealed to all rural residents to visit these camps in large numbers, get their pending issues resolved without delay, and ensure their registration in various welfare schemes of the state government.

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Financial Lifeline for Farmer: ₹1.25 Lakh Subsidy Approved Instantly

Modern agriculture heavily relies on mechanized equipment, but financial constraints often hold small farmers back. Shankarlal, a farmer from Ladani village in the Mavli block, was struggling to purchase essential farming machinery. The rural camp held in Mavli proved to be a turning point for him.

• Prompt Action: Assistant Agriculture Officer Parasram Jat, present at the camp, identified Shankarlal’s plight and detailed the state’s subsidy schemes for equipment like the multi-crop thresher.
• On-the-Spot Cheque: Paperwork was expedited immediately. In the presence of ADM City Jitendra Ojha and Sub-Divisional Officer (SDO) Ramesh Sirvi Punadiya, Shankarlal was handed a subsidy cheque worth ₹1,25,000.

Overjoyed by this instant financial support, Shankarlal expressed his heartfelt gratitude to Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma.

Tech Hurdle Cleared: Stalled Pensions Restored via OTP

For the elderly women of Chandwas Gram Panchayat, the camp served as a crucial lifeline.

• Senior citizens Harku, Rajudi, and Savli had not received their social security pensions for several months. Their disbursements were halted due to repeated biometric and face-recognition verification failures.
• Understanding the urgency, the Block Development Officer (BDO) immediately directed the technical team to intervene. Bypassing the faulty biometrics, the team utilized an OTP-based verification process. Within minutes, the verification was successful, and their stalled pensions were restored.
• Additionally, Pension Payment Orders (PPOs) were handed over on the spot to other local women, including Rama, Varki, and Keshari.

Red Tape Slashed: Land Records Corrected and Certificates Issued

Beyond financial aid, the camp efficiently handled routine administrative bottlenecks:

• Marriage Registration: Udaylal, a resident of Chandwas, had his paperwork processed rapidly and was issued his marriage registration certificate directly at the camp.
• Revenue Map Correction: During the camp at Chirwa Gram Panchayat, Rajesh (son of the late Narayanlal Menaria) applied for a correction in his land maps (Naksha Shuddhikaran). Taking swift cognizance, SDO Mansukh Damor and Naib Tehsildar Ramesh Kumar Rajpurohit ordered immediate rectifications in the revenue records, providing immense relief to the landowner.

A Testament to ‘Good Governance’

The atmosphere at the camps was electric, with villagers thrilled to see pension restorations, PPO distributions, land record corrections, and massive subsidies happening under a single roof. Beneficiaries praised the administration’s proactive approach, noting that Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma’s vision of bringing governance to the doorsteps of the common man is translating into tangible, on-ground reality.

Disclaimer: This news report is formulated based on official administrative updates and events recorded during the ‘Gramin Seva Shivir-2026’ in Udaipur. It has been published for public awareness and informational purposes. For official guidelines, exact eligibility criteria, and scheme details, readers are advised to consult the respective government departments or official state portals.

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The primary objective of this massive campaign is to provide immediate, on-the-spot resolutions to the daily administrative problems of the common people and ensure that the direct benefits of the state government’s public welfare and flagship schemes reach every village and hamlet.

Camp Timings and Workflow

Keeping public convenience in mind, the camps will be held on all working days of the week from 9:30 AM to 6:00 PM (or until the day’s work is concluded).

The Chief Minister has issued strict directives to make every possible effort to complete the work of each individual visiting the camp on the very same day. If any task remains pending after 6:00 PM, a department-wise list will be compiled to ensure its time-bound disposal. The attendance of all concerned nodal officers and employees has been made strictly mandatory during the camp hours.

Services of 22 Departments Under One Roof

Citizens will no longer need to make endless rounds of government offices. The Revenue Department has been appointed as the nodal agency for this campaign, and 21 other major departments will join forces to provide on-the-spot services:

• Revenue & Panchayati Raj: Correction of land records, land mutation, removal of encroachments, land allotment to landless farmers, issuance of birth and death certificates, and distribution of residential leases (Pattas).
• Medical, Health & Ayurveda: Maternal and child health checkups, screening for Cancer, Sickle Cell, and TB, distribution of Ayushman Bharat cards, and free distribution of medicines by the Ayurveda Department.
• Agriculture & Animal Husbandry: Information and registration for the PM Fasal Bima Yojana, animal health checkups, vaccinations, and distribution of insurance policies under the ‘Mukhyamantri Mangla Pashu Bima Yojana’.
• Infrastructure (Power, Water, PWD): Resolution of transformer and electricity supply complaints by the Energy Department. Repair of handpumps and pipeline leakages by the PHED and Ground Water Departments. Repair of rural roads and government buildings by the Public Works Department (PWD).
• Social Justice & Food Supply: Pension verification, Palanhar Yojana applications, ration (NFSA) related matters, e-KYC updates, and Jan Aadhaar and Aadhaar seeding.
• Women Empowerment: Extending the benefits of schemes like ‘Lado Protsahan Yojana’, ‘Matritva Vandana Yojana’, and ‘Beti Bachao-Beti Padhao’ to eligible women.

Additionally, departments such as Labor, Disaster Management, Transport, Cooperatives, Education, and Sainik Kalyan (Veterans Welfare) will also provide their respective services directly at the camps.

Digital Monitoring and Transparency

To maintain complete transparency in the workflow, a special online portal has been developed by the Department of Information Technology and Communication (DOIT). The camp in-charge will be required to update the daily progress report of the executed tasks on this portal.

Furthermore, to ensure authenticity, a special seal of “Gramin Seva Shivir-2026” will be affixed to all documents and certificates issued during the campaign. For effective state-level monitoring of the campaign, a Coordination Cell has also been established under the direction of the Principal Secretary (Revenue).

The state government has strongly appealed to the general public to visit their nearest Gram Panchayat headquarters in large numbers and take maximum advantage of these camps.

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