Senapati holds first Meeyamgi Numit of 2025
Source: Chronicle News Service / DIO

Senapati, January 17 2025: Senapati district administration organised the Meeyamgi Numit & District Hill Leaders' Day on Friday at the Mini Secretariat multipurpose hall, after a period of hiatus.

During the event, Senapati ADM Rang David Kung, along with SDOs and DLOs, addressed various public grievances and demands pertaining to old age pension, MGNREGS, vaccination programme, and livestock insurance, among others.

Additionally, the health department conducted free screenings for non-communicable diseases.

Senapati holds first Meeyamgi Numit of 2025

Addressing those gathered to air grievances and avail relevant services during the first district-level Meeyamgi Numit of the year, the ADM said the programme is a key initiative of the government of Manipur aimed at fostering stronger bonds between the government and its citizens.

Rang David explained that the platform provides direct opportunities for the citizens to directly interact with government officials, share grievances, seek solutions, and access government services seamlessly.

He underscored that such initiatives improve transparency, responsiveness, and bolster democracy by ensuring that the voices of ordinary citizens are heard at the highest level of governance.

Additionally, he urged DLOs to reaffirm their commitment to good governance, transparency, and inclusivity within their departments.

In total, 32 National Hospitality Skill Certificates from 'Hunar Se Rozgar Tak' under the Ministry of Tourism, were awarded by Primero Skills and Training Private Limited.

Additionally, three Knapsack sprayers were distributed by the Agriculture Department, one CMHT card by the Health Department and two ration cards by CAF & PD.

Over 20 stalls operated by various departments were set up to address public grievances.

It may be mentioned that every third Friday of the month is designated as 'Meeyamgi Numit' for, the district.

If the 3rd Friday falls on a public holiday, 'Meeyamgi Numit' will be observed on the preceding Thursday of the month.