10 May: Union Minister Piyush Goyal distributed maternal nutrition kits on the occasion of Mother’s Day and emphasized the critical role of women in shaping a strong and developed India under the vision of Viksit Bharat.
The programme focused on maternal health, nutrition awareness, and the well-being of mothers and children. During the event, nutrition kits containing essential health and dietary items were distributed to women to support maternal care and encourage healthy lifestyles.
Addressing the gathering, Piyush Goyal said that women are central to the nation’s progress and social development. He highlighted that empowering mothers and ensuring proper healthcare and nutrition are important steps toward building a healthier and stronger society.
The Minister noted that the vision of Viksit Bharat can only be achieved through active participation and empowerment of women across all sectors. He stated that mothers play a vital role in shaping future generations and strengthening the country’s social fabric.
The event also aimed to spread awareness about maternal nutrition, healthcare, and the importance of early care for women and children. Officials stressed that balanced nutrition during pregnancy and motherhood is essential for improving health outcomes and reducing medical complications.
Participants appreciated the initiative, stating that such programmes help raise awareness about women’s health and encourage greater community support for maternal care.
Government representatives reiterated their commitment to women-centric welfare initiatives, healthcare accessibility, and nutrition support programmes across the country. They emphasized that improving maternal and child health remains a key national priority.
The distribution drive on Mother’s Day reflected a broader message of recognising the contribution of mothers and promoting women’s welfare as an essential pillar of national development.
The programme concluded with appreciation for mothers and caregivers, along with renewed emphasis on health awareness, nutrition, and women’s empowerment.
