Beyond Parliament, Oja Bimol's work reaches the markets, schools and communities of the constituency — practical projects that touch everyday life.
RO water plants installed and handed over to the people at over 23 locations — markets (keithels), temples, and girls' institutions. The goals: safe free drinking water where people gather, less plastic-bottle pollution, and real savings for ordinary families.
Members of Parliament Local Area Development Scheme funds put to work on practical facilities the public uses every day — from relief-camp livelihoods to market sanitation.
A newly built common workshed was handed over at the Ideal Girls' College relief camp, Akampat, under MPLADS 2025–26. It gives displaced families a shared workspace for livelihood and income-generating activities — a step toward self-reliance, dignity and economic independence.
A new public lavatory was inaugurated at Kwakeithel Market, Imphal West, built under MPLADS 2024–25 — improving sanitation and hygiene at one of the valley's busiest trading hubs. At the handover, Oja Bimol urged every citizen to care for shared community assets as their own.
Supporting sporting talent across the state — including the 1st Manipur State Wushu Championship 2026 with Ura Leima Wushu Academy — because Manipur's youth are its greatest strength.
Standing with families and communities at remembrances of those lost — including the 11th remembrance day of Lamjing Meira Sapam Robinhood.
Regular public meetings across the constituency — "the people and the people's governance" — keeping the MP answerable directly to those he serves.
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