JAMMU, Oct 27: Jammu and Kashmir BJP State General Secretary and Headquarters Incharge Sanjita Dogra said that listening to women’s problems, making efforts to resolve their grievances and guiding them towards economic self-reliance gives her immense happiness and personal satisfaction. She said that women’s empowerment is not merely a social responsibility but an important mission of her life.
Sanjita Dogra was interacting with women from different Assembly constituencies during the weekly Mahila Jansunwai programme held on Tuesday at Pt. Prem Nath Dogra Bhawan, Kachi Chawni, Jammu.
Advocate Deepak Gupta, Convener of the Industries Cell, BJP Jammu and Kashmir, was also present on the occasion. He provided useful information and guidance to women regarding various opportunities for self-employment, entrepreneurship and starting small businesses.
Sanjita Dogra said that the Mahila Jansunwai programme, organised every Tuesday, provides an effective platform for women to openly share their problems, needs and aspirations.
She said that listening to the problems of my sisters every Tuesday, understanding their difficulties and showing them the path towards self-reliance gives me true happiness and inner satisfaction. Seeing my sisters become self-reliant is the greatest achievement and happiness of my social life.
Sanjita Dogra said that women possess immense talent, dedication, confidence and entrepreneurial potential. What they need is proper guidance, encouragement and awareness about available government facilities so that they can transform their skills into sustainable sources of income.
She said that the Central Government, under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has launched several important schemes to promote women’s economic empowerment, skill development, self-employment and entrepreneurship, opening new avenues of progress for women.
Sanjita Dogra said that an economically independent woman not only strengthens the financial position of her family but also moves forward in society with confidence and dignity.
She assured that the weekly Mahila Jansunwai programme would continue regularly and every possible effort would be made to resolve women’s grievances and connect them with self-employment opportunities.
“When a woman becomes self-reliant, she strengthens not only her family but also the entire society and the nation,” she said.
Advocate Deepak Gupta informed the women about setting up small enterprises, selecting suitable business opportunities, understanding the necessary formalities and obtaining guidance from the concerned government departments.
Army organised ‘CHAI PE CHARCHA’ with Sarpanches and Panches at tain, RAJOURI
RAJOURI, Oct 27: The Indian Army organised a ‘Chai Pe Charcha’ interaction with Sarpanches and Panches of nearby villages at Tain, District Rajouri, on 26 October 2026, to strengthen civil-military relations, promote mutual understanding and foster cooperation with local communities.
The initiative aimed to provide an informal platform for village representatives to discuss community welfare, developmental concerns and aspirations of the local population. During the interaction, participants shared their views, suggestions and concerns regarding village development, public welfare and opportunities for collaborative initiatives.
The Indian Army representatives emphasised the importance of regular communication, community participation and collective efforts in addressing local challenges. The interaction encouraged constructive dialogue and strengthened coordination between the Indian Army and grassroots representatives.
The village representatives appreciated the Indian Army’s continued engagement and efforts towards promoting community welfare and regional development.
The initiative reaffirmed the Indian Army’s commitment to strengthening the enduring bond between the Jawan and the Awam, fostering mutual trust, goodwill and cooperation while contributing towards peace, harmony and sustainable socio-economic development in remote areas of Jammu and Kashmir.