Archive · 5 Sep 2025
Campaign Launched to Create Tribal Change Leaders
The government is starting a program called Adi Karmayogi Abhiyan to help tribal communities.
The goal is to train many tribal leaders across the country.
Local leaders, government officials, and volunteers will work together with the tribal communities.
They will create plans for their villages, focusing on what the community wants.
The program will also set up centers in each village to help people get information about welfare programs.
This program aims to make it easier for tribal communities to get support and achieve their goals.
The Adi Karmayogi Abhiyan aims to create 2 million tribal change leaders nationwide.
A three-day training program was conducted in Jharsuguda district.
The Jharsuguda Collector inaugurated the training session.
The campaign involves multiple stakeholders including government officials, volunteers, and NGOs.
Adi Sewa Kendras will be established in each village for accessing welfare schemes.
- Who
- Ministry of Tribal Affairs and State government
- What
- Launched the Adi Karmayogi Abhiyan to create tribal change leaders.
- When
- Training program from September 2 to 4
- Where
- Jharsuguda district
- Why
- To help tribals draw up their own "Village Vision" and access welfare schemes.
- Campaign Name
- Adi Karmayogi Abhiyan
- Goal
- Create 2 million tribal change leaders
- Initiating Organizations
- Ministry of Tribal Affairs, State government
- Training Duration
- 3 days
- Key Personnel
- Kunal Motiram Chavan (Collector)
- Key Personnel
- Sanjeev Kumar Patel (Project Administrator)
- Key Personnel
- Jayashree (District Welfare Officer)