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Gujarat to Hold ‘Anganano Utsav’ at Over 53,000 Anganwadis from Sep 25

Over 53,000 Gujarat Anganwadis will host a one‑day ‘Anganano Utsav’ from Sept 25‑Oct 3, honoring Anganwadi and ASHA staff while distributing fruits, kits and welfare information to families.

More than 53,000 Anganwadis across Gujarat will host a special ‘Anganano Utsav’ programme between September 25 and October 3, with each centre holding a one‑day event. The initiative is part of the state‑wide ‘Seva Sankalp Abhiyan’, launched to mark Prime Minister Narendra Modi completing 25 years in public life, according to a Gujarat BJP statement released on Thursday.

During the celebrations, Anganwadi workers, ASHA workers and helpers will be felicitated for their contributions to child development and maternal‑child health. Children attending the centres will receive fruits and assorted kits, while mothers are invited to hear simple‑language briefings on various government welfare schemes, a move the BJP says is intended to raise awareness and improve scheme delivery to families in need.

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The programme will also feature activities with BJP leaders, elected representatives, members of the party’s women’s wing and other workers. Organisers say the events aim to reinforce focus on nutrition, child development, maternal health and women’s empowerment, and form part of a broader series of service‑oriented activities under the ‘Seva Sankalp Abhiyan’.

Why This Matters

By honoring frontline Anganwadi and ASHA staff, the festival seeks to boost morale and retention of health workers who deliver essential services in rural Gujarat. Simultaneously, distributing fruits, kits and clear information on welfare schemes aims to increase household awareness and uptake of nutrition and health programmes, potentially improving child and maternal outcomes while reinforcing the ruling party’s service narrative ahead of future electoral cycles.

Reporting based on verified dispatches from Thehawk. View primary release ↗
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