Archive · 26 Jul 2025
Jangaon Collector Visits Abandoned Infant, Promotes Child Welfare
In Jangaon, a baby boy was left alone, so the District Collector and his wife visited him at the hospital.
The Collector's wife, feeling sad for the baby, even fed him.
The Collector spoke about how important it is to care for children and urged people to use a safe place called the 'Baby Cradle Point' if they can't look after their baby.
He said it's against the law to adopt a child without following the proper rules.
The government wants to make sure all kids have a good life.
District Collector Rizwan Basha Shaik visited an abandoned baby boy at the Mother and Child Health Care Centre in Jangaon.
The Collector's wife, showing maternal empathy, fed the infant and inquired about his health.
The Collector inspected the 'Baby Cradle Point' and encouraged its use over abandonment.
He emphasized the right to life and promoted official adoption channels.
Unofficial adoption is a punishable offense under the Juvenile Justice Act.
- Who
- District Collector Rizwan Basha Shaik and his wife, along with hospital staff.
- What
- District Collector and his wife visited an abandoned baby and discussed child welfare.
- When
- The visit occurred on a Saturday.
- Where
- Mother and Child Health Care Centre, Jangaon district.
- Why
- To show support for the abandoned child, encourage safe alternatives to abandonment, and promote legal adoption channels.
- Collector
- Rizwan Basha Shaik
- Location
- Jangaon district
- Hospital Visited
- Mother and Child Health Care Centre (MCH)
- Baby's Status
- Abandoned
- Cradle Point Purpose
- Safe place to leave unwanted children
- Punishment for unofficial adoption
- Up to 3 years in prison and/or a fine of ₹1 lakh