October 4, 2025
  • All Class I officers of the state will adopt at least one anganwari centre in their area of jurisdiction.
  • The initiative has been started to strengthen the efforts to ensure all-round well-being, with special focus on health and nutrition, of children in anganwari centres.
  • “Through this initiative, officials will help out anganwari centres and children using their personal resources and influence.
  • The officials will be expected to spend time with the children and develop a bond with them,” said Rupali Thakur, Director, Department of Women and Child Development.
  • She has adopted two anganwari centres.
  • The work of allotting centres to officials is underway and some adoptions have already happened.
  • As it is a new initiative, we will hold orientation programmes to sensitise the officials about what the initiative entails and what would be expected of them,” said Aditya Negi, Deputy Commissioner, Shimla.
  • Negi has adopted the anganwari centres in the district’s remote areas of Dodra Kwar and Rampur’s 15/20 area. “I chose these centres as there is a lack of infrastructure in these remote areas,” said the Deputy Commissioner.

 

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