Minister officials will adopt children in Uttarakhand

Kuldeep Rawat, Uttarakhand: No child will be malnourished, it is claimed that Chief Minister Trivendra Singh Rawat’s Chief Minister Trivendra Singh Rawat has instructed his Uttarakhand officials and ministers. All officers and ministers adopt one malnourished child each in the state and Look after them In this era of modernity, even today malnutrition in our society is no less than a termite. Even today children are suffering from malnutrition. The Uttarakhand government has given strict instructions to the officials of the state to deal with this epidemic. Under which the authorities will adopt malnourished children, malnutrition is a serious problem across the country. According to a report, India is a country in South Asia where about 1 million children die due to malnutrition every year. According to a survey, children of some slum areas in India are still losing their lives due to malnutrition. If these areas are taken care of, then these figures can be reduced. The central government has given instructions to the states to deal with this serious epidemic. On which states have started working. Uttarakhand Chief Minister Trivendra Singh Rawat has directed the Ministry of Women and Child Development to adopt and care for the malnourished children of the state. So that the status report of the children can be found easily.

According to the figures of the Uttarakhand Ministry of Women and Child Development, 1600 children in the state are highly malnourished while 17000 are malnourished. For whom, following the orders of the Chief Minister, a program for adoption of children has been set up this September. This program will be run throughout the month. Under this, the officers of the district administration, from the Chief Secretary, have been given the responsibility of adopting one child each. At the same time, women working in Anganwadi will be specially trained to tackle malnutrition so that children in their respective areas can be protected from malnutrition. Talking about the year 2019, this year it is a matter of relief that in the survey conducted for malnutrition, there has been a decline of 2 percent among the malnourished children in India.