105/2026-2027

Siaha the 25th May 2026: The Jan Bhagidaari IEC Campaign titled “Sabse Door, Sabse Pehle” under PM JANMAN & DA-JGUA was successfully implemented in Siaha District from 18th to 25th May 2026 under the supervision of the District Administration, Siaha, in accordance with the directives of the Ministry of Tribal Affairs, Government of India.

The campaign aimed at strengthening awareness generation, improving outreach of government welfare schemes, and ensuring last-mile delivery of services to tribal communities residing in remote villages and habitations across the district. 

The campaign covered Siaha RD Block and Tipa RD Block, reaching 27 villages and conducting activities at 12 IEC campaign locations. A total of 27 ASK Centres were identified for outreach and facilitation activities. During the campaign period, various activities including IEC Campaigns, Jan Sunwai programmes, Benefit Saturation & Health Camps, and Transect Walks were conducted in DAJGUA gap villages. Approximately 2,830 people participated in the awareness programmes, public interaction sessions, health camps, and outreach activities organized under the campaign. 

The campaign witnessed active participation from Village Councils, SHGs, ASHA Workers, Anganwadi Workers, NGOs, church leaders, youth groups, and local residents. Awareness regarding PM JANMAN, Ayushman Bharat, Aadhaar services, ration card facilities, and other government welfare schemes was disseminated through field-level interactions, awareness meetings, banners, posters, and local communication methods. 

Jan Sunwai programmes provided an effective platform for direct interaction between officials and beneficiaries, enabling community members to share concerns and developmental aspirations related to healthcare, road connectivity, drinking water, education, livelihood opportunities, and rural infrastructure.Transect Walks jointly conducted by officials, village leaders, and community members facilitated on-site assessment of village conditions and infrastructure gaps while strengthening grassroots-level engagement. Dedicated grievance help desks and facilitation counters were also established at various ASK locations to assist beneficiaries and ensure timely forwarding of grievances to concerned departments. 

A Closing-cum-Debriefing Programme of the campaign was held on 25th May 2026 at the DC Conference Room, Siaha, chaired by the Deputy Commissioner, Siaha. Heads of Offices of line departments attended the programme along with members of the press. The meeting reviewed the overall implementation of the campaign, field-level achievements, challenges encountered, and future strategies for strengthening outreach initiatives in remote tribal areas. 

The District Administration expressed appreciation to all departments, frontline workers, local institutions, village authorities, volunteers, and community members for their active cooperation and successful implementation of the campaign. 

The campaign significantly strengthened participatory governance, departmental convergence, and direct engagement between the administration and tribal communities, thereby promoting inclusive development and improved accessibility to public welfare services in remote areas of Siaha District.