Archive · 28 Dec 2025
Punjab Aids 5,100 Women via One Stop Centres
The Punjab Government has helped over 5,100 women who have faced violence.
They did this through special centers called One Stop Centres.
These centers give free medical help, legal support, and other services to women in need.
The government wants to make sure every woman in Punjab feels safe and respected.
A minister named Dr Baljit Kaur said the government will keep working to make these centers even better.
The Chief Minister, Bhagwant Singh Mann, also supports this effort to help women.
Punjab Government aided 5,121 women through One Stop Centres.
Services include medical treatment, legal aid, police assistance, counselling, and temporary shelter.
Dr Baljit Kaur emphasized the government's commitment to women's dignity and safety.
Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann prioritizes women's safety and empowerment.
The government plans to strengthen and expand these initiatives in the future.
- Who
- Punjab Government, Dr Baljit Kaur, Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann
- What
- Provided free medical and legal aid to 5,121 women through One Stop Centres
- When
- Current financial year up to November
- Where
- Punjab, India
- Why
- To ensure women live with dignity, respect, and safety
- Number of Women Aided
- 5,121
- Services Provided
- Medical treatment, legal aid, police assistance, counselling, temporary shelter
- Minister
- Dr Baljit Kaur
- Government Commitment
- Women's safety and empowerment
- Chief Minister
- Bhagwant Singh Mann