Citizens Benefit from the ‘Seva Sankalp Abhiyan’
Mumbai, October 2026: A Maha Revenue Camp was organised at the ‘G North’ ward office of the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) in Dadar under the ‘Seva Sankalp Abhiyan’, aimed at making government services easily accessible to citizens. The camp received an enthusiastic response, with residents availing themselves of various services.
The camp was jointly organised by the Mumbai City Collector’s Office and the municipal administration. During the event, 26 beneficiaries were presented with various certificates by dignitaries.
Those present included Resident Deputy Collector Dr Shivnanda Langdapur; BMC ‘G North’ Ward Assistant Commissioner Yogesh Desai; Tehsildar Dr Mansi Marlewar; Naib Tehsildar Prabhakar Naik; BEST Deputy Chief Engineer Sharad Pawar; North Ward Divisional Engineer Jaywant Pawar; Ward Committee Chairman Yashwant Killedar; corporators Bhaskar Shetty, Joseph Koli and Milind Vaidya; and corporators Harshala More, Asha Kale, Sheetal Gambhir-Desai and Archana Shinde.
Officials and staff from the Collector’s Office and the municipal corporation, along with a large number of beneficiary citizens, also participated in the camp. The inaugural programme was conducted by Assistant Superintendent of Gardens Ranjit Nalge.
Special arrangements were made at the camp to expedite pending work related to certificates, official documents and government schemes, ensuring that citizens would not have to visit multiple offices. Information about various government welfare schemes was also provided.
Separate counters were set up for services related to registration and stamps, water connections, electricity connections, Aadhaar services, property tax assessment and collection, birth registration certificates, ration card distribution, marriage registration certificates, Aadhaar cards and disability certificates. Various other services provided within the municipal corporation’s jurisdiction were also made available at a single location.
During the camp at the ‘G North’ ward office, dignitaries visited each service counter. Officials from the concerned departments were also present to assist with matters such as approval for new electricity connections, updating the name of a new owner in electricity connection records following the transfer of property, and land records and measurement.
Citizens availed themselves of services provided by the City Survey and Land Records Department, Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation, BEST, the Regional Transport Office (RTO), General Administration, Social Justice and Registration departments.
