SRINAGAR: Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha dedicated the 28th edition of ‘Awaam Ki Awaaz’ program to the local people and all the stakeholders engaged in the holy Amarnath Yatra.
He expressed gratitude to all those who are selflessly working with determination and commitment to make the spiritual pilgrimage of Shri Amarnath Ji a pleasant one for the pilgrims.
“The spiritual odyssey symbolizes the tradition of kindness and compassion for one and all. This pious Yatra inspires us to build a bright future for Jammu and Kashmir, rooted in human dignity, social equality, and justice,” the Lt Governor said.
Highlighting the major decisions taken by the UT Administration, the Lt Governor said the poor, underprivileged, and the deprived are the priority of the administration and every possible effort is being made to fulfill their basic needs and promote their ease of living.
“J&K Administration is pledged to work for the welfare of the poor and the vulnerable sections of the society. The ambitious scheme to provide land to landless and a house under PMAY will enhance the quality of life and empower the marginalized,” the Lt Governor said.
Food security for poor people is our fundamental civilizational value. Prime Minister’s Food Supplementation for Priority Households Scheme would benefit a large section of society and it will ensure their well-being, he added.
The Lt Governor called upon all the sections of society to remain vigilant against the elements who are misleading the people and working against the interest of the poor.
“People should not remain hostage to the past. We must join the transformational journey of the present to build a golden future for J&K UT. Youth is our hope for the prosperous J&K and all arms of government must work as a team to provide them all the essential support,” he said.
In this month’s episode, the Lt Governor shared the inspirational success stories of the innovative and entrepreneurial youth of Jammu Kashmir.
Sometimes unknown and new paths create fear in our minds. By breaking free of the fear, the youth of J&K are charting a path to success and scripting their own destiny through entrepreneurship, the LG observed.
More than 41,000 citizens have joined the MYGOVJK platform and are voicing their opinion on various topics. Enthusiastic response on these idea-feedback platforms has strengthened public participation in policy-making, he said.
