Chief Minister Mohan Yadav Promotes Nutrition and Community Engagement at 'Poshan Matka' Event in Sagar District

 

Chief Minister Mohan Yadav recently took part in the "Poshan Matka" event in Bina, Sagar district, as part of National Nutrition Month. At the event, he donated millet and fruits to make colored roti, a traditional type of bread. This donation underscores his commitment to improving community nutrition and promoting healthier eating habits.

Details of the Chief Minister’s Activities:

Event and Donation:

• "Poshan Matka" Event: This event aims to raise awareness about nutrition and encourage the consumption of healthy foods. "Poshan" means nourishment, and "Matka" refers to traditional food activities.
• Donation of Millets and Fruits: The Chief Minister donated millets and fruits for making colored roti. Millets are nutritious and rich in fiber and essential minerals. The use of these ingredients in the roti highlights the importance of incorporating healthy foods into daily diets.

Public Appeal:

• Encouraging Participation: He encouraged the public to get involved in nutrition initiatives by donating nutritious food, fruits, and vegetables. He specifically urged people to support Anganwadi programs, which offer nutritional support and early childhood education in the community.
• Community Involvement: The Chief Minister emphasized the need for community engagement in improving child nutrition. He urged individuals to not only contribute themselves but also to inspire others to participate in these efforts.

Acknowledgment from Scholarship Beneficiaries:

• Ladli Laxmi Scholarship: The girls benefiting from the Ladli Laxmi Scholarship, a program that supports and empowers young girls through education, expressed their gratitude to the Chief Minister. They presented him with a "Ladli Paati," a token of appreciation for his support.

Jal Jeevan Mission Toolkit Distribution:

• Toolkits for Women: As part of the Jal Jeevan Mission, which aims to provide safe drinking water to all households, toolkits were given to women who work as handpump operators and mechanics. These toolkits help them maintain and repair water facilities, supporting the mission’s goals and empowering women in their roles.

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