The Office of the Additional Deputy Commissioner (ADC), Pughoboto, has announced a sub-division-wide mass social work on 13th November 2026, commencing at 6:00 AM, in accordance with the notification of the Home Department and the Deputy Commissioner Zunheboto, regarding the conduct of State-wide mass social work on 13th November 2026.

According to a circular issued by the ADC, Pughoboto, the mass social work will be conducted across all government offices, institutions, wards and villages under Pughoboto sub-division to promote cleanliness and public participation.

All Heads of Offices have been directed to organise social work within their respective office premises and submit an Action Taken Report along with photographs to the ADC office on the same day. The Block Development Officer (BDO), Ghathashi, has been tasked with coordinating with all Village Councils and Village Development Boards (VCCs/VDBs) to organise the activity within their respective jurisdictions.

In Pughoboto town, the Vice-Chairman of the Pughoboto Adhoc Town Committee will oversee the overall implementation of the programme, ensuring participation from all wards and citizens. The designated areas for the town-wide social work will cover the stretch from Mishilimi village gate to GHSS Pughoboto, and from Old Gate to PWD Colony.

To facilitate maximum public participation, all shops and business establishments within the sub-division have been directed to remain closed until 12 noon on November 13, in accordance with the government notification.

The circular further directed concerned authorities to mobilise civil society organisations, tribal bodies, churches, youth associations, student organisations, educational institutions and the general public to ensure broad-based participation.

All concerned authorities have additionally been instructed to ensure proper management and disposal of collected waste at pre-assigned locations.

The ADC office has called upon all concerned to extend cooperation and actively participate in the mass social work initiative.

(Kaholi, APRO Pughoboto)