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New Indian Express
09-08-2025
- Politics
- New Indian Express
Centre's Aadi Karmayogi Abhiyan to cover 7,623 tribal villages across 22 Odisha districts
BHUBANESWAR: The ST and SC Development department has informed that the 'Aadi Karmayogi Abhiyan', launched by the Ministry of Tribal Affairs to ensure last-mile delivery of tribal welfare schemes, will cover 22 districts, 213 blocks, and 7,623 tribal villages in the state. The Abhiyan seeks to make governance more effective by preparing 20 lakh field-level functionaries throughout the country who will lead development initiatives in tribal regions and facilitate the seamless delivery of essential government services. Under it, an Aadi Karmayogi cadre will be structured to include Aadi Karmayogis (government functionaries serving at the grassroots), Aadi Sahayogis (youth leaders, teachers, doctors and social workers) and Aadi Saathis (tribal leaders, SHG members and volunteers). As a part of the initiative, a seven-day regional process lab (RPL) workshop was recently conducted in Bhubaneswar under the umbrella of the Dharti Aba Janjatiya Gram Utkarsh Abhiyan (DAJGUA). The workshop was supported by the Bharat Rural Livelihoods Foundation (BRLF) and trained 24 participants from Jharkhand, Bihar, and Odisha. These participants who are designated as state master trainers, will further train district master trainers, who in turn will take the training to the block level. The Bhubaneswar workshop was the fourth in the series of Regional Process Labs, following successful sessions in Bengaluru, Bhopal and Dehradun. The initiative promotes citizen-centric governance by institutionalising grievance redressal mechanisms, encouraging localised planning, and fostering collaborative implementation, a release by the department said. The Abhiyan is being implemented through inter-ministerial convergence, with key ministries such as Tribal Affairs, Rural Development, Women and Child Development, Jal Shakti, Education, and Environment, Forest and Climate Change working in close coordination.
Hans India
31-07-2025
- Politics
- Hans India
Collector orders preparation of vision map
Paderu (ASR District): Alluri Sitarama Raju district collector AS Dinesh Kumar stated that the Union Ministry of Tribal Affairs is implementing the Aadi Karmyogi (Responsive Governance National Mission) nationwide to enhance tribal development. He addressed a meeting with district officials at the Collectorate on Wednesday. He explained the implementation strategies of the mission and emphasised the preparation of a Gram Vision Map under the Aadi Karmyogi programme. The collector stated that around 20 lakh tribal youth across the nation will be groomed as Aadi Karmyogi service providers from the district to the village level. He said the core objective of the mission is to strengthen grassroots leadership, transparency, and accountable governance in tribal villages with a vision of India @2047. The mission also aims to ensure that government services reach the last mile effectively. Training programmes for implementing the Aadi Karmyogi mission will begin from August 4, he added. He instructed officials to plan training sessions at both mandal and village levels. The mission will focus on development in areas such as education, healthcare, drinking water, livelihood, and forest produce trade. He said that master trainers have already been trained under the supervision of the State Tribal Welfare Department, and they will now conduct training sessions from the district to the village level. Officials present were also administered a pledge to work towards the comprehensive implementation of the mission in the district. Officials took a solemn pledge to effectively implement the Aadi Karmayogi mission aimed at empowering tribal youth and strengthening grassroots governance. Joint collector Dr MJ Abhishek Goud, sub-collector Shauryaman Patel, assistant collector Sahith, DRO K Padmalatha, and district master trainers V Naga Sireesha, D Sharada Devi, J Atchyut Kiran, R Ramam, P Chandra Kiran, D Dhruva Kumar, B Babu, along with officials from various departments, participated.
