Centre’s Jan Bhagidari Abhiyan reaches 90 lakh tribal citizens across 57,000 villages
The Centre's Jan Bhagidari Abhiyan has successfully reached 90 lakh tribal citizens across 57,000 villages. The campaign aimed to extend government services to underserved tribal communities and included various health and welfare initiatives. It also emphasized citizen participation in governance through community outreach and grievance redressal programs.
- ▪The campaign covered 30 states and Union Territories, reaching around 600 districts.
- ▪Over 76,000 camps and outreach activities were conducted during the initiative.
- ▪Healthcare was a major focus, with more than 1.35 lakh screenings for tuberculosis and sickle cell disease.
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Centre’s Jan Bhagidari Abhiyan reaches 90 lakh tribal citizens across 57,000 villagesThe campaign covered 30 states and Union Territories, around 600 districts and nearly 19,000 Adi Seva Kendras.Published on: Jun 03, 2026 6:19 AM ISTBy Sanjeev K JhaShare viaCopy link The Centre’s nationwide Jan Bhagidari Abhiyan, launched under the Janjatiya Garima Utsav 2026, reached nearly 90 lakh tribal citizens across about 57,000 villages and facilitated the delivery of more than 13.5 lakh welfare benefits, according to a report released by the ministry of tribal affairs.The campaign was aimed at extending government services to tribal communities living in remote and underserved regions.
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