Jalgaon: Seva Sankalp Abhiyan Begins Across 15 Talukas With Cleanliness, Citizen Services
Jalgaon: The Seva Sankalp Abhiyan (Service Pledge Campaign) is being implemented across the state, including Jalgaon district, from September 17 to October 17, 2026. The campaign began across all 15 talukas of Jalgaon district on Thursday at Panchayat Samiti and Gram Panchayat levels, with various citizen-centric activities being conducted under the leadership of Zilla Parishad Chief Executive…
The Seva Sankalp Abhiyan, a statewide service pledge campaign, commenced in Jalgaon district's 15 talukas on September 17, 2026. Led by Zilla Parishad Chief Executive Officer Karishma Nair, the initiative emphasizes satisfaction through service and rural development via public participation. The campaign's primary objectives include enhancing citizen accessibility to government services and promoting cleanliness, environmental preservation, education, nutrition, and public awareness.
Nodal officers from the Zilla Parishad's department heads have been designated at the district level to monitor the campaign's activities. Karishma Nair personally toured Khandala and Wanjola villages in Bhusawal taluka, distributed official certificates, and participated in activities such as cleaning an ancient well in Kanalda and tree plantation in Jamner's Pahuropeth under the One Day for the Village concept.
In Erandol taluka, 52 Gram Panchayats concentrated on cleanliness across various government institutions, while Chalisgaon schools orchestrated drawing, Rangoli, and cleanliness events. Citizens in these areas received multiple certificates. Pachora Panchayat Samiti organized a cleanliness drive and pledged for cleanliness and a plastic-free environment.
Amalner's campaign promoted through Rangoli art displayed at schools, Anganwadis, and Gram Panchayat premises. Additionally, the Jaltara initiative commenced in the district.
Cleanliness efforts were complemented by drawing, Rangoli, and creative presentations for nutritious food items in Yaval taluka, with certificate distribution across Gram Panchayats and a Rangoli competition in Zilla Parishad primary schools. Muktainagar and Bodwad saw cleanliness initiatives with village-level participation. The campaign's overarching theme, 'Participation in Cleanliness: Clean India, Developed India,' underscores the collective responsibility of every citizen in achieving a clean and developed India.
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