Villagers received significant relief, with farmers registered on Agristack.

Raipur, Under the guidance of Collector Mr. Amit Kumar, a Good Governance Camp was organized in Jhapra Gram Panchayat in Sukma district as part of the Good Governance Festival. A large number of villagers attended the camp and benefited from various government schemes and administrative services.

District administration officials directly interacted with villagers, listened to their problems, and resolved many on the spot. They were also provided with information about government schemes, application procedures, and required documents.

In the presence of Sukma Tehsildar Mr. Girish Nimbalkar, Sarpanch Mrs. Munni Madkami, and Deputy Sarpanch Mr. Praveen Barse, various certificates were distributed to eligible beneficiaries. Eight caste certificates, 12 residence certificates, eight Kisan Kitabs, and two mutation orders were distributed at the camp, providing significant relief to villagers, students, and farmers.

A significant achievement of the camp was connecting farmers to digital services. Five farmers were registered on Agristack. This will enable farmers to easily access digital agricultural services and various government schemes in the future.

Villagers expressed happiness at the quick solutions and availability of various services at one place in the camp. They said that such camps enable essential work to be completed in the village itself, saving both time and expense.

These camps, organized under the Good Governance Festival, are proving to be an effective initiative in ensuring that the benefits of government schemes reach the last person and that the problems of the villagers are resolved quickly.