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• 75,000 health camps to be held across India focusing on women and children's healthcare.
• Camps to run at Ayushman Arogya Mandirs, CHCs, and other public health centers.
• Poshan Maah to promote nutrition and well-being at Anganwadis nationwide.

A nationwide healthcare initiative has been launched to improve access to quality medical services for women and children. As part of this mission, 75,000 health camps will be conducted across the country, aiming to boost awareness, offer preventive care, and support better health outcomes for families.

These health camps will be organized at Ayushman Arogya Mandirs, Community Health Centres (CHCs), and other local healthcare facilities, ensuring coverage even in remote and underserved areas. The program is set to address critical health needs, facilitate early diagnosis, and guide families on essential health practices.

In addition to the camps, the country will observe Poshan Maah (Nutrition Month) at all Anganwadi centres, focusing on promoting better nutrition, especially for children and mothers. Activities will include sessions on dietary practices, hygiene, and community health education, with the goal of building stronger, healthier families.

The initiative also encourages collaboration with private healthcare institutions and stakeholders to ensure wider reach and more effective outcomes. It represents a collective effort to build a healthier future by targeting gaps in maternal and child healthcare.

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With India focusing on inclusive and preventive healthcare, this campaign marks a significant step toward empowering communities through accessible, affordable, and quality health services. The launch of this nationwide abhiyaan reflects a growing recognition of the need for sustained, on ground health interventions that directly benefit those who need them most.