The Resurging Value of Civil Society for Indian Crafts
Mohammad Asik has been the dedicated operator of an eMitra center in Tapukda, Khairthal, Tijara, Rajasthan, for the past decade, catering to a cluster of approximately a dozen villages and serving around 15,000 residents. His center is a hub of over 50 services encompassing e-governance, finance, health, and education.
Equipped with three laptops, a tablet, printers, biometric devices, and cameras, the center extends its services to rural communities, actively creating awareness about various government schemes among approximately 10,000 individuals. Mohd Asik identifies the unique needs and capacities of the communities he serves, facilitating development initiatives that emphasize crucial skills such as problem-solving, risk assessment, teamwork, and community assistance.
His overarching goal is to contribute to the reduction of anger and wastage while fostering resilience and purpose within the communities he engages with. Mohd Asik’s decade-long commitment to his eMitra center has made a significant impact on the socio-economic landscape of the region, improving access to essential services and empowering residents through knowledge and awareness.
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