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Madhya Pradesh to Host 'Seva Setu' Camps on Oct 3-4 for Direct Government Services
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🗓 25 Sep 2026, 08:46 PM
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The Madhya Pradesh government will set up 'Seva Setu' camps on October 3-4, enabling eligible residents of villages and wards to access more than 25 government services on a single platform.
The state government of Madhya Pradesh announced that it will organize 'Seva Setu' camps on October 3 and 4 across various villages and municipal wards. These temporary service centres are designed to bring a wide range of government schemes and administrative services directly to citizens, reducing the need for multiple visits to different offices.
Eligibility criteria will be applied to ensure that only those who qualify for specific schemes can avail the services. The camps will host more than 25 different services, ranging from health and education benefits to agricultural subsidies and social welfare programs.
Officials expect the initiative to streamline service delivery, improve transparency, and accelerate the reach of welfare measures to remote and underserved areas. Residents are advised to carry relevant documents to confirm their eligibility and to check local notices for the exact locations of the camps.
The 'Seva Setu' model reflects the state's broader push towards digital and doorstep governance, aiming to make public services more accessible and citizen‑friendly.
Eligibility criteria will be applied to ensure that only those who qualify for specific schemes can avail the services. The camps will host more than 25 different services, ranging from health and education benefits to agricultural subsidies and social welfare programs.
Officials expect the initiative to streamline service delivery, improve transparency, and accelerate the reach of welfare measures to remote and underserved areas. Residents are advised to carry relevant documents to confirm their eligibility and to check local notices for the exact locations of the camps.
The 'Seva Setu' model reflects the state's broader push towards digital and doorstep governance, aiming to make public services more accessible and citizen‑friendly.