The Jaipur Development Authority will conduct public service camps across its zones from October 7 to 16 under the Seva Setu Abhiyan-2026, giving residents two channels to submit civic grievances and applications for JDA services. The campaign will combine a central camp at the authority’s Citizen Service Centre with daily camps at zonal offices.
The central camps will operate from 9.30 am to 6 pm during the campaign period. Officials will accept applications from residents and attempt to resolve cases on the same day, according to the report on the JDA’s programme.
The arrangement is designed to bring service access closer to residents while also maintaining a city-level point for submissions. Each JDA zone will organise its own daily camp at the respective zonal office, except on Sundays. Residents can therefore approach their local zonal office during the campaign instead of relying only on the central Citizen Service Centre.
The initiative places grievance handling and application processing at the centre of the authority’s 10-day public-service drive. The JDA has not, in the information supplied, provided a detailed list of the services or application types that will be handled at the camps. It has also not specified how cases that cannot be resolved on the same day will be processed after the campaign ends.
For residents, the stated same-day resolution objective makes the camps different from a routine submission channel, although the available information does not establish the number of cases the authority expects to handle or the services that are most likely to be resolved immediately. The separate zonal schedule may allow residents to use a nearer office, while the central camp provides an additional access point for those seeking assistance from the authority.
The campaign also creates a short, defined window for residents to raise pending service issues directly with JDA officials. Since the camps will run from October 7 to 16 and exclude Sundays at zonal offices, residents will need to plan visits around the operating schedule. The report does not mention any online registration process, appointment requirement, document checklist or helpline for the campaign.
The JDA’s decision to operate both central and zonal camps reflects an administrative approach that combines central coordination with local access. However, the effectiveness of the drive will depend on how many applications are accepted, how many are resolved during visits and what follow-up mechanism is provided for cases requiring further action. Those details have not been stated in the supplied announcement.
The Seva Setu Abhiyan-2026 will begin on October 7. Central camps will be held at the JDA Citizen Service Centre from 9.30 am to 6 pm, while zonal camps will operate at the respective JDA offices each day except Sunday through October 16.