Kathua, Feb 19: The latest episode of ‘Awaam Ki Awaaz’ – the address of Lt. Governor Manoj Sinha – aired across Kathua district received an overwhelming response of people from all walks of life as they gathered in large numbers to listen to the programme on Sunday.
Special Choupals were organised at different Panchayats to update the inhabitants of the rural periphery about the progressive steps taken by the administration. The Lt Governor lauded the achievers who have done well by availing welfare schemes of the government with their extraordinary commitment and courage.
At the remote sub-division Bani, Special Choupal was organised in the local Panchayat Ghar where people listened to the message of the Lt. Governor which was on the fast-changing development profile of Jammu & Kashmir and its march towards inclusive and sustainable development.
Similarly, in the border sub-division Hiranagar, the people participated with great enthusiasm in Special Choupal to listen to the live broadcast of Awaam Ki Awaaz and the message of the LG administration.
Likewise, Special Choupals were organised in Billawar, Kathua and Basohli sub-divisions which also witnessed an overwhelming participation of locals.
The people of the Kathua district expressed their gratitude to the LG administration for this programme wherein they can listen to a plethora of ideas projected by individuals. This episode was special as the LG mentioned the suggestions and ideas put forth by the individuals belonging to district Kathua.
Sonika Sharma from Kathua is an iconic manifestation of successful women entrepreneurs. Her business in the dairy sector is inspiring for budding female entrepreneurs across UT.
Rohit Khajuria from Billawar, Kathua suggested promoting the integrated policy of postings and reforms in government schools.
Kathua residents Sandeep Razdan and Ajay Sharma have emerged as the new age entrepreneurs by harnessing government support and complementing it with their inventiveness.
Ishaan Gupta from Hiranagar, Kathua wants the promotion of the new age concept of ‘food trucks’ in Jammu Kashmir for young entrepreneurs.
Pertinently, the aim of the Awaam Ki Awaaz programme was to provide a platform for the people to share their ideas, opinions and other matters of public interest besides discussing issues of public importance in order to find their solutions.
