BJP launches nationwide Seva Sankalp campaign to mark Modi's 25 years in public life.

The campaign will involve BJP workers, NDA allies and voluntary organisations, with activities including street plays, programmes at Anganwadi centres, padayatras and bike rallies in addition to school competitions and digital outreach.
As part of the September 17 celebrations, an “aashirvad deepa” (blessing lamp) is to be lit in front of every house.
Delhi’s welfare-access effort will include three-day “Seva Setu” camps in all 70 assembly constituencies, where officials will help residents register for central and Delhi government schemes.
Delhi plans a mega blood-donation drive targeting 2,500 units on September 17, health check-ups for about 25,000 senior citizens, and worker registration and medical examinations to connect labourers with welfare schemes.
The campaign’s youth initiatives in Delhi are expected to involve about 500,000 students from nearly 5,000 schools and universities in painting, speech and reel-making competitions, alongside an Innovation Challenge for new ideas and solutions.
The BJP will launch a nationwide Seva Sankalp Abhiyan from September 17 to October 17, marking Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 25 years in public life. Union Minister Pralhad Joshi said the month-long campaign combines welfare drives, cultural programs, digital outreach and rallies under the slogan 'Janaseveye Prabhuseve' — service to people is service to God.
States across India are preparing major initiatives. Delhi alone plans to dedicate ₹13,820 crore in development projects, including Yamuna restoration, power infrastructure and tourism investments. The campaign will involve 500,000 students, welfare camps in all 70 assembly constituencies and a mega blood-donation drive targeting 2,500 units.
The Seva Sankalp Abhiyan combines public consultations, health drives and youth programs across India. According to the announcement, activities include street plays, padayatras, bike rallies and digital outreach. An 'aashirvad deepa' (blessing lamp) will be lit in front of every house on September 17 to mark the campaign's start.
BJP workers, NDA allies and voluntary organisations will mobilize residents for the effort. The campaign emphasizes development participation and public engagement across urban and rural areas.
Delhi plans three-day 'Seva Setu' camps in all 70 assembly constituencies to register residents for central and state government schemes. Officials will help citizens access welfare programs directly. The camps target maximum participation and scheme awareness across the capital.
A mega blood-donation drive will collect 2,500 units on September 17. Health check-ups for 25,000 senior citizens and worker registration drives will connect labourers with medical benefits and welfare schemes. These efforts reach vulnerable populations typically excluded from government programs.
About 500,000 students from nearly 5,000 schools and universities will participate in painting, speech and reel-making competitions. An Innovation Challenge will solicit new ideas and solutions from young Indians. These programs connect youth directly to the government's development agenda.
Union Minister Joshi highlighted government progress in manufacturing, renewable energy, connectivity and electricity generation. The government also cited sugarcane support and ethanol blending initiatives as development wins. Officials urged citizens to contribute ideas and participate in the Viksit Bharat 2047 vision.
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