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Seva Sankalp Campaign Begins Across Jalgaon’s 15 Talukas

Seva Sankalp Campaign Begins Across Jalgaon’s 15 Talukas
Jalgaon: Seva Sankalp Abhiyan Begins Across 15 Talukas With Cleanliness, Citizen Services · freepressjournal.in

The Seva Sankalp Abhiyan is a month-long service campaign in Jalgaon district.

It runs from September 17 to October 17, 2026.

Government workers are helping people receive certificates and other services.

Villagers are also taking part in cleaning public places.

Some activities include planting trees and protecting old water sources.

Schools and Anganwadis are holding drawing, Rangoli and nutrition-related activities.

The campaign is happening in all 15 talukas of the district.

Officials want people to help make their villages cleaner and better.

CEO Karishma Nair said the campaign should become a public movement, not just a set of events.

Key facts

Campaign period
September 17 to October 17, 2026
Geographic coverage
All 15 talukas of Jalgaon district
Lead official
Zilla Parishad CEO Karishma Nair
Main service activity
Distribution of birth, marriage and other official certificates
Other activities
Cleanliness drives, tree planting, environmental conservation, competitions and public meetings
Campaign theme
“Participation in Cleanliness: Clean India, Developed India”
Special conservation activity
Cleaning of an ancient well at Kanalda

Quotes

Karishma Nair

Chief Executive Officer of the Jalgaon Zilla Parishad

“The Seva Sankalp Abhiyan should evolve into a movement driven by public participation rather than remaining merely a series of events. The Zilla Parishad aims to accelerate service-oriented and clean rural development by increasing citizen participation in every village. The theme for this year's campaign is ‘Participation in Cleanliness: Clean India, Developed India’.”
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“Cleanliness is not solely the government's responsibility but a form of service incumbent upon every citizen. The dream of a truly clean and developed India will be realised only when every hand in the village joins this effort.”
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