Mimang-Si-Sjabstogs: Administration at Your Doorstep Held at Thiksay Village.

Mimang-Si-Sjabstogs: Administration at Your Doorstep Held at Thiksay Village.
Leh, November 24, 2025: Under the ongoing “Mimang-Si-Sjabstogs” (Administration at Your Doorstep) initiative, a public outreach camp was organised today at Thiksay village, witnessing active participation from around 200 villagers.
The Village Nambardar welcomed the Nodal Officer, departmental officers, and other officials with traditional khataks and expressed his gratitude for their presence.
Addressing the gathering, the Nodal Officer, Dr. Shakil Ahmed, Livestock Development Officer (Incharge Chief Animal Husbandry Officer), stated that the Mimang-Si-Sjabstogs programme aims to bridge the gap between the administration and the public by delivering government services directly at the grassroots level. He encouraged villagers to interact freely with departmental representatives, raise their concerns, and submit grievances for timely redressal through proper channels.
Dr. Ahmed also highlighted various schemes of the Animal Husbandry Department, explaining their benefits, procedures, and importance for livestock development. He urged villagers to make effective use of these welfare schemes and extended a warm welcome to all participants and dignitaries.
During the event, officials from various departments presented details of their schemes and welfare programmes. Villagers raised several queries related to the Jal Jeevan Mission, the need for enhanced subsidies on animal feed, and concerns regarding the Food and Supplies Department. They also requested the posting of a full-time veterinary doctor at Thiksay, considering the high livestock population—especially Jersey cows. A large number of applications submitted by individuals and mohallas through the Nambardar were handed over to the Nodal Officer for onward submission to higher authorities, with villagers expressing hope for early redressal.
As part of the on-spot services provided during the camp, 35 Aadhaar cards were updated, 4 ABHA cards and 14 Golden Cards were generated. A total of 52 individuals underwent NCD screening, including BP, HB, and blood sugar tests, and 36 people received medicines on the spot. Additionally, 11 new family additions and 4 deletions were processed in the ration card records, along with 9 e-KYC updates and 1 RC issuance.