Smriti Irani launches Anganwadi Protocol for Divyang Children in New Delhi

new delhi: union minister smriti irani launched the 'anganwadi protocol for divyang children' at a national outreach program in new delhi. the protocol aims to strengthen access to well-being for divyang (differently-abled) children. the event included the presence of key officials and experts from various ministries and organizations. the protocol involves screening for early disability signs, community inclusion, and referral support. minister irani emphasized the need to upgrade anganwadi centers, allocate funds for training, and track developmental milestones. the protocol aligns with the vision of a healthy and well-nourished india. other speakers highlighted the role of anganwadi workers in inclusive early childhood care and education. the event featured a panel discussion on strategies for early identification and inclusion. the national program emphasized the importance of supporting specially abled children and ensuring no child is left behind. poshan abhiyaan, a key initiative of the ministry of women and child development, was also highlighted during the event, focusing on improving the nutritional status of children, adolescent girls, pregnant women, and lactating mothers.