Archive · 17 Jun 2025
Indore Anganwadi Centre's Revamp Aids Child Health and Women Empowerment
Imagine a place called Anganwadi where kids and mothers go to get help.
This story is about one such place in Indore.
A little girl named Roshni was very sick, but the people at the Anganwadi helped her get better.
The center also helps women by teaching them skills and giving them money so they can start their own businesses.
A government minister visited the center to see how things were going and said the government is working hard to make sure all Anganwadis are great places for kids to learn and grow.
Roshni, a child once severely malnourished, is now healthy thanks to the Anganwadi Centre.
The Anganwadi Centre in Sethi Nagar, Indore, played a vital role in Roshni's recovery.
The center empowers women from marginalized communities, aiding them in becoming self-reliant.
Women have used government schemes to buy sewing machines and start their own businesses.
The Minister of State for Women and Child Development reviewed services and highlighted the government's commitment.
- Who
- Minister of State for Women and Child Development, Anganwadi workers, beneficiaries, and community members.
- What
- Revamped Anganwadi center in Indore and its impact.
- When
- During a recent visit by the Minister of State for Women and Child Development.
- Where
- Sethi Nagar, Indore.
- Why
- To assess the impact of interventions and strengthen Anganwadi infrastructure.
- Location
- Sethi Nagar, Indore
- Focus
- Early childhood care and development
- Ministry
- Women and Child Development (WCD)
- Minister
- Minister of State (MoS)
- Government Initiative
- Saksham Anganwadi under Poshan 2.0