In line with the nationwide Sewa Parv campaign, celebrations were held across all subdivisions, tehsils, blocks, educational institutions, and government offices of district Baramulla, ensuring widespread public involvement.
The observance, aimed at fostering the spirit of service, volunteerism, and community participation, witnessed active participation of students, youth, government employees, social organizations, and citizens, who came together in large numbers to take part in cleanliness drives, awareness campaigns, plantation activities, blood donation camps, health check-ups, and cultural programmes.
Special focus was laid on spreading awareness about public welfare schemes and encouraging people to contribute towards nation-building through acts of service. Educational institutions across the district organized debates, rallies, painting competitions, and cultural performances to instill the message of Sewa Parv among the younger generation.
Various departments also set up stalls and outreach programmes to educate people about their schemes and services. The district administration emphasized that Sewa Parv is not only a celebration but also a collective resolve to strengthen the bond between citizens and public institutions, ensuring inclusive growth and development.
With overwhelming participation from all sections of society across Baramulla district, Sewa Parv reaffirmed the community’s commitment to the spirit of service, harmony, and nation-building.