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January 28, 2025
Health Minister and Kolhapur’s Guardian Minister, Prakash Abitkar, distributed six ambulances for primary health centers and three vaccine vans to enhance healthcare services in Kolhapur and Sindhudurg districts. Abitkar emphasized the need for public awareness to combat misinformation and fear surrounding diseases, urging media platforms to spread accurate information. He also called for the proper maintenance of these vehicles to ensure timely healthcare access, particularly for mothers and children in remote areas.
Sangli Encourages Women Entrepreneurs
Sangli’s Guardian Minister, Chandrakant Patil, supported women-led self-help groups (SHGs) by purchasing items worth Rs75,000 from 75 stalls at an exhibition held alongside the Republic Day parade. Patil announced that these items would be donated to children in observation homes, showcasing a commitment to empowering women entrepreneurs and supporting social welfare initiatives.
Satara Leads in Development with Rs153 Crore Allocation
State Tourism Minister and Satara’s Guardian Minister, Shamburaj Desai, unveiled ambitious plans to boost tourism in Satara, including water sports at Munavale, Koynanagar, and Rasati, a flower plateau at Kas, and the Sahyadri Tiger Project. Desai highlighted the district’s efficient use of funds, with Rs153 crores allocated through the District Planning Development Plan for innovative schemes such as the Ideal Primary Health Center and “My School, Ideal School.” He assured further funding efforts for 2024-2025 by engaging with the CM and DCMs to accelerate district development.
These initiatives underscore Maharashtra’s focus on healthcare, women’s empowerment, and sustainable district development, setting benchmarks for other regions in the state.
Source: Times of India