Una, December 20- Cultural groups affiliated to the Department of Information and Public Relations, RK Kalamanch Chintapurni, in Ladoli and Bhawaran Kandrohi and Purvi Kalamanch Jalgran Tabba in Jakhera and Bhadasali, through songs, music and street plays, raised awareness about the welfare schemes being run for the welfare of the Scheduled Castes, as well as public welfare policies, schemes, achievements and drug prevention.
During this, cultural groups made people aware that the government has made a provision of Rs. 5 crore for providing computer training to candidates belonging to SC/ST/OBC and minority classes, single women, widows and differently abled. For the rehabilitation of the elderly, destitute, women and orphans, the department is setting up an integrated Adarsh ??Gram Sukh Ashray complex with a capacity of 400 residents under one roof in Luthan village of Kangra district and Sundarnagar of Mandi district. 
Apart from this, Rs. 5000 and Rs. 10000 per festival are being provided to the institutions for celebrating festivals. The residents living in various ashrams being run for senior citizens and differently abled are also being provided a festival allowance of Rs. 500 per resident for major festivals.
In this series, on 21st December, cultural groups will organize programmes in villages Ambtilla and Chowki of Chintpurni Assembly constituency and villages Kungrat and Khadd Khas of Haroli Assembly constituency. On 22nd December, programmes will be organised in villages Saloh and Dulahad Upper of Haroli Assembly constituency, village Pirthipur of Gagret Assembly constituency and village Ghanghret of Chintpurni. 
While on the sixth and last day of the campaign on 23rd December, people will be entertained and informed about schemes being run in public interest through songs, music and dramas in villages Pansai, Boul, Mohkhas and Paroiyan of Kutlahar Assembly constituency.