Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami inaugurated an exhibition under the Seva Pakhwada program on Friday. He said the event reflects the state government’s focus on service, transparency, and citizen welfare. Dhami emphasized that the Seva Pakhwada initiative highlights the spirit of good governance and accountability.
The Chief Minister explained that the exhibition showcases various welfare schemes and development projects launched by the government. He said it is important for citizens to understand how these programs benefit them directly. According to him, the Seva Pakhwada is also about building awareness of social responsibility and collective action.
The exhibition featured stalls on healthcare, digital services, rural development, women empowerment, skill training, and education reforms. Dhami noted that these initiatives aim to reach every section of society, especially the poor, youth, and marginalized groups.
In addition, he urged young people to participate in Seva Pakhwada activities by volunteering and spreading awareness. He said Uttarakhand’s progress depends not only on government policies but also on public participation. “When citizens contribute, governance becomes more effective and meaningful,” Dhami added.
The Chief Minister also highlighted how the program connects with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of citizen-driven development. He said service to society is central to India’s cultural values and should be reflected in governance.
Dhami concluded that exhibitions like these inspire teamwork between the government and people. He assured that Uttarakhand will continue to focus on inclusive growth, social welfare, and service-oriented policies.
