<span style="color: #222222;">In Jammu and Kashmir, special camps were held in Samba district on Monday to provide guidance and assistance to the unemployed youth and West Pakistani Refugees (WPRs) about the government schemes. Akashvani Jammu Correspondent reports that the camps were organised in Panchayats of Badheri, Glar, Dhora, Rehian, Chak Gujral of Tehsil Samba, Channi Manhassan and District Training Institute of Tehsil Vijapur, Palli, Kartholi and Dollian of Tehsil Bari- Brahmana, Panchayat Tapyal in Ghagwal, Tehsil office Rajpura, Mawa, and Chachwal. <br />''<br />''The objective of the camps was to enable the West Pakistani Refugee families to run small businesses or self-employment ventures, which can provide them some assured and sustained earnings and to create awareness and empowerment among the WPRs, who have been living in J&K for more than seven decades without citizenship rights. Stalls were installed by various Government departments to provide information and services to the WPRs. The participants appreciated the initiative and expressed their gratitude to the administration for organizing the camps. The camps will continue in different Panchayats of Samba district and the district administration has appealed to the WPRs to take full advantage of the camps and avail the benefits of the schemes through print and social media campaigns as well.</span><br />