Working together for a better Pulwama

Our area was facing a long pending electricity and transformer issue. We raised it through RPI’s community group, and they followed it up with the concerned department until it was finally fixed. Without their support, it would have taken much longer.

I have watched RPI grow from a small village group into a district wide platform. From road repairs and drainage issues to drinking water problems, they have helped our area many times. Sheikh Rayees’s experience keeps the organisation grounded, and Qayoom Khan’s dedication ensures that issues are raised in the right way with the authorities. That is why people trust RPI.

Our area had badly damaged roads for years, making daily travel difficult. After the issue was taken up by RPI, it was followed up with the concerned departments and the macadamisation of our road was finally approved and completed. The efforts of Qayoom Khan and the guidance of Sheikh Rayees played a big role in getting this work done.

Our aim is simple: work for those who have no voice, whose issues go unheard. Every day spent listening to people and raising their concerns is a step towards real change.

RPI delivered where persistence mattered, They fulfilled the long-pending demand for a sports ground in Niloora, Pulwama. Hats off to the dedicated RPI team for their hard work.

At a time when many speak for visibility, RPI works for impact. From infrastructure concerns to social awareness, Rahmoo Public Interest stays grounded, consistent and focused on long-term public good.

RPI believes real development starts by listening to people. By giving space to public voices and following issues to their logical end, Rahmoo Public Interest strengthens civic awareness and collective responsibility in the village.

RPI doesn’t wait for crises to act. From daily civic concerns to long-pending issues, the group maintains continuity and follow-up. That consistency is why Rahmoo sees RPI as a reliable public platform.

RPI shows that voluntary work still matters. By highlighting civic issues and engaging authorities respectfully, Rahmoo Public Interest strengthens democratic participation at the village level and empowers ordinary citizens to speak up.

What sets RPI apart is sincerity. Whether it’s infrastructure, utilities or social awareness, the group works without spotlight or reward. That silent dedication is why locals respect and support Rahmoo Public Interest.

Change doesn’t always come from offices; sometimes it rises from villages. RPI proves that collective effort, honesty and persistence can push governance to respond. Rahmoo Public Interest is service, not symbolism.

Rahmoo Public Interest (RPI) stands for public dignity. It raises real issues faced by common people and follows them up with responsibility. No noise, no politics; just consistent grassroots work rooted in public trust and community service.

RPI is powered by volunteers, guided by public interest and strengthened by people’s faith. In a system where voices often go unheard, RPI ensures concerns from Rahmoo reach the right doors with clarity and courage.

RPI is a bridge between the people and administration. Even small issues are treated with seriousness because dignity of citizens matters. This is why Rahmoo trusts RPI; not for promises, but for persistent public service.

RPI represents the collective voice of Pulwama’s people. No political agenda, no personal gain; only public welfare. Their strength lies in consistency, ground presence and courage to speak for common citizens when it matters the most.

As a concerned citizen and academic who closely witnesses the everyday challenges faced by our people, I truly admire the work Rahmoo Public Interest is doing at the grassroots.