Lunglei, 19 February 2026: The “I Kawtkaiah Sawrkar” (Prashasan Gaon Ki Ore) programme was successfully conducted at the Lungrang South Community Hall under the Lungsen Rural Development Block, bringing a wide range of government services directly to residents of Lungrang South and neighbouring villages.
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| Officials assist a resident with document processing during the “I Kawtkaiah Sawrkar” (Prashasan Gaon Ki Ore) programme at Lungrang South Community Hall, Lunglei. (Image: DIPR Mizoram) |
The initiative, organised under the leadership of the Deputy Commissioner, Lunglei, is aimed at ensuring doorstep delivery of essential public services and strengthening the connection between government departments and rural communities. By taking services directly to villages, the programme seeks to reduce the difficulties faced by residents who often have to travel long distances to access government offices and welfare schemes.
The event was chaired by Village Council President Pu Lalmawizuala, who welcomed the officials and expressed appreciation to the participating departments for extending their services to people at the grassroots level. He noted that such outreach programmes are highly beneficial for rural residents, particularly the elderly, women, and economically disadvantaged sections of society.
During the programme, Lungsen Block Development Officer Pu Lalhruailiana Zote explained the objectives of the campaign and encouraged villagers to make full use of the various services being offered. He emphasized that the initiative reflects the government's commitment to ensuring that development benefits reach every citizen, regardless of location.
Lunglei Sub-Deputy Commissioner Pi Lalnunchhani Hnamte also addressed the gathering and highlighted the progress achieved through the “I Kawtkaiah Sawrkar” initiative. She noted that the programme has been instrumental in improving access to public services and increasing awareness about government schemes among rural communities.
Several government departments and agencies participated in the outreach programme by setting up dedicated service stalls. These included the Deputy Commissioner’s Office, Block Development Office, Health & Family Welfare Department, Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Department, Agriculture Department, Horticulture Department, Power & Electricity Department, Land Revenue & Settlement Department, and Mizoram Rural Bank.
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A wide range of services were made available to the public. Residents were able to apply for or correct Aadhaar cards, obtain Scheduled Tribe, residential, and income certificates, process job cards and land pass documents, open bank accounts, and enrol in various government welfare schemes. Medical consultations, health services, veterinary treatment, livestock vaccinations, and agricultural advisory services were also provided.
Officials reported that approximately 750 beneficiaries availed themselves of the services during the programme, making it one of the significant outreach efforts undertaken in the district. The strong public response highlighted the demand for accessible government services in rural areas.
The successful conduct of the programme underscores the government's commitment to inclusive governance and efficient public service delivery. Authorities expressed hope that similar initiatives would continue to strengthen grassroots administration, improve citizen access to services, and promote rural development throughout the district.
