Archive · 16 Jan 2026
Phase II of Senior Citizen Welfare Campaign Launched in Mohali
The Punjab government has started the second part of a special program called 'Sade Bazurag, Sada Maan' to help older people.
They have set aside Rs 786 lakh to organize camps in different districts.
These camps will bring important services right to the doorsteps of elderly people.
The minister, Dr Baljit Kaur, said that the government wants to make sure that senior citizens live with dignity and respect.
The chief minister, Bhagwant Singh Mann, supports this goal.
Phase II of the 'Sade Bazurag, Sada Maan' campaign was launched in Mohali.
Rs 786 lakh has been allocated for district-level camps to serve senior citizens.
The campaign aims to provide essential services at the doorstep of the elderly.
Punjab Minister Dr Baljit Kaur emphasized the government's commitment to senior citizen welfare.
The initiative is led under the guidance of Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann.
- Who
- Punjab Minister for Social Security, Women and Child Development Dr Baljit Kaur
- What
- Launch of Phase II of the 'Sade Bazurag, Sada Maan' campaign
- When
- Tuesday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Kalkat Bhawan, Mohali
- Why
- To ensure dignity, care, and social security for senior citizens
- Campaign Name
- Sade Bazurag, Sada Maan
- Location
- Kalkat Bhawan, Mohali
- Funding
- Rs 786 lakh
- Purpose
- District-level camps for senior citizen welfare
- Minister
- Dr Baljit Kaur
- Chief Minister
- Bhagwant Singh Mann