In her address, President Murmu highlighted that the Adi Karmayogi Abhiyan reflects India’s national commitment to participatory governance. She stressed that empowering Gram Sabhas and community-led institutions allows tribal communities to shape national policies and ensure that development reaches all regions. The President reaffirmed that tribal traditions remind the nation to pursue development in harmony with nature.
Infrastructure, Education, and Livelihood Initiatives
President Murmu noted that the government has expanded infrastructure in tribal areas, including residential schools and scholarship programs, integrating tribal youth into mainstream education. She highlighted skill development and self-employment initiatives that strengthen traditional crafts, entrepreneurship, and livelihoods. These measures, she said, not only provide economic benefits but also instill self-confidence and self-reliance within tribal communities.
Empowering Communities for Viksit Bharat
The President emphasized that true national progress depends on the development of all societal sections. She called for an inclusive approach, where every citizen actively participates in shaping their destiny. Through initiatives like the Adi Karmayogi Abhiyan, tribal villages are envisioned as self-reliant hubs, contributing to India’s broader mission of Viksit Bharat@2047.
Awards and Recognition
The conclave featured a ceremony honoring the best-performing states, districts, blocks, and Integrated Tribal Development Agencies. President Murmu presented awards and mementos to over 50 exemplary performers, recognizing their contributions in advancing participatory governance and tribal development.
Looking Ahead
The Adi Karmayogi Abhiyan continues to focus on tribal empowerment, community participation, and harmonized development. By strengthening governance at the grassroots, the initiative ensures that tribal citizens become active partners in India’s journey toward a developed and inclusive nation.