Under the direction of District Commissioner Ananda Kumar Das, a district-level orientation session for the Aadi Karmayogi Abhiyan-Responsive Governance session was organized on Monday at Conference Hall-II, Office of the District Commissioner, Sonitpur. Along with master trainers and heads of the relevant departments under the Sonitpur district administration, the meeting was graced by Karabi Saikia Karan, the chief executive officer of Sonitpur Zilla Parishad; Jintu Borah, the additional district commissioner; Iris Arman Ahmed, the assistant commissioner-cum-district master trainer; and Nishinath Sarma, the deputy CEO of Sonitpur Zilla Parishad.
CEO Karabi Saikia Karan gave the program’s opening comments, outlining the Abhiyan’s goals and how they relate to responsive governance and tribal empowerment. DMT Iris Arman Ahmed gave the audience a thorough overview of the initiative’s history, outlining departmental roles and duties as well as the execution roadmap. She underlined the significance of creating vision plans for selected communities using a bottom-up, participatory method that includes transect walks and targeted group discussions, as well as the forthcoming series of training workshops at the District, Block, and Village levels.
SeSTA Sonitpur Integrator Ranjan Das emphasized the importance of community groups to the Abhiyan’s success and the necessity of vision planning that took into account the goals of the populace. He listed the Aadi Karmayogis, Aadi Sahayogis, and Aadi Saathis who were trained for the purpose of developing grassroots leadership. In his speech, District Commissioner Ananda Kumar Das urged everyone involved to carry out their responsibilities with sincerity throughout this program’s initial formative phase. He emphasized that in order to guarantee efficient service delivery to the 40 designated tribal communities of Sonitpur district under the Abhiyan, a workable and realistic strategy must be developed from these exercises. In order to realize the goal of Viksit Bharat @2047, the Aadi Karmayogi Abhiyan, which was started under the Dharti Aaba Janbhagidari Abhiyan, aims to empower tribal communities through participatory planning, responsive governance, and last-mile delivery of basic services. It will work in tandem with national missions.
