Thane Municipal Corporation Expands Health Camps, Cleanliness Drives And School Competitions Under ‘Seva Sankalp Abhiyan’
Thane, October 9, 2026: As part of the ongoing month-long 'Seva Sankalp Abhiyan', the Thane Municipal Corporation (TMC) has rolled out an expansive series of social, environmental, and educational initiatives across multiple ward committees in the city. The civic drive is designed to deliver direct benefits to local residents, women, children, and students through free health check-ups,…
In Thane, October 9, 2026, the Thane Municipal Corporation (TMC) has launched the Seva Sankalp Abhiyan, a month-long initiative encompassing health camps, cleanliness drives, and school competitions. This program aims to provide direct benefits to local residents, women, children, and students.
In the Naupada – Kopri Ward Committee, the focus has been on community wellness and preventative healthcare. General health screening camps were held, with two major drives in the Naupada division experiencing high public participation. Additionally, TMC organized specialized health screenings targeting women and children's well-being.
The Majiwada – Manpada Ward Committee emphasized environmental balance and community outreach alongside health services. They led a citywide Plastic-Free Awareness Campaign, educating residents about the dangers of single-use plastics. Workshops were held to inform local women about government welfare and development schemes, helping eligible families access financial and social support programs.
In Diva Ward Committee, TMC teams conducted neighborhood cleanliness drives, including a focused sanitation campaign at TMC School No. 87 in Vetal Pada, Desai. To encourage youth participation, local schools hosted creative competitions. For instance, Mumbra Devi Colony organized an open drawing competition for neighbourhood children, while TMC School No. 87 hosted an elocution competition based on the national theme, My Dream India (Viksit Bharat).
The Seva Sankalp Abhiyan has garnered support from local representatives, civic staff, residents, and academic institutions. Guardian School & Junior College actively participated, integrating student-led initiatives like road safety campaigns, voter awareness drives, anti-addiction programmes, tree plantation events, and artistic competitions into the initiative.
TMC officials stated that the campaign will continue across all city divisions, serving as an effective bridge between municipal governance and grassroots civic needs.
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