Manipur Wraps Up Month-Long Seva Sankalp Service Campaign

Imphal: Manipur districts wrapped up the month-long Seva Sankalp Abhiyan 2026 today. Events spanned multiple locations to mark 25 years of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in public service. Local officials coordinated with government departments to push welfare schemes.

Jiribam hosted its event at the Multi Utility Complex. MLA Md. Achab Uddin served as chief guest alongside Deputy Commissioner Arvind Hanglem and SP Prakhar Pandey. Achab Uddin addressed the crowd. "Achab Uddin called for public participation in development initiatives and urged communities to maintain peace and harmony amid continuing challenges in Manipur." Students from Kasturba Girls High School performed folk dances.

Bishnupur held its final meeting at the Mini Secretariat Complex. Sports Minister Govindas Konthoujam attended. DC Pooja Elangbam detailed past activities like blood drives and art projects. Officials handed out battery sprayers and farm inputs. Thoubal leaders Paonam Brojen and Th. Radheshyam distributed health cards and loans to self-help groups during their event at the DC office.

Senapati officials reviewed outreach efforts at the DRDA hall. DC Dharun Kumar S. pushed for better coordination between departments and village authorities. Medical teams performed free health screenings while staff handed out ration cards and saplings. Noney residents received on-the-spot birth and income certificates at the Longmai-3 hall. They also provided Ayushman Bharat health card verifications and sanitary supplies to adolescent girls.

Chandel reported 8,423 participants across 147 venues. DC Mamoni Doley noted an additional 1,680 people joined at 84 Anganwadi centers. Pherzawl focused on student engagement at Parbung Government Higher Secondary School. The Zonal Education Office held painting and essay contests focused on building a developed state. The IT department ran a public camp for Aadhaar updates to close out the campaign.

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