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Arunachal Pradesh Anganwadi Union Marks 2nd Mega Foundation Day, WCD Minister Praises Workers
✍️ Northeast Today
🗓 23 Oct 2026, 02:18 AM
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The Arunachal Pradesh Anganwadi Karmachari Sangh celebrated its second mega foundation day in 2026, with Women and Child Development Minister Dasanglu Pul commending the dedication of anganwadi workers.
The Arunachal Pradesh Anganwadi Karmachari Sangh observed its second mega foundation day on Saturday, marking a milestone for the state’s frontline child‑care and nutrition workers. The event, held in the capital region, brought together anganwadi staff, union officials and government representatives to highlight the role of the network in early childhood development.
Women and Child Development Minister Dasanglu Pul addressed the gathering, praising the anganwadi workers for their unwavering commitment to health, nutrition and education services in remote villages. She emphasized that their efforts are critical to achieving the state’s goals for child welfare and women’s empowerment.
Union leaders used the occasion to reiterate demands for better infrastructure, timely salary disbursements and enhanced training for anganwadi workers. The ministry acknowledged these concerns and pledged to review budget allocations for the sector in the upcoming fiscal plan.
The celebration concluded with a cultural program featuring local folk performances, underscoring the community’s appreciation for the workers who serve as the first point of contact for health and nutrition services in Arunachal Pradesh.
Women and Child Development Minister Dasanglu Pul addressed the gathering, praising the anganwadi workers for their unwavering commitment to health, nutrition and education services in remote villages. She emphasized that their efforts are critical to achieving the state’s goals for child welfare and women’s empowerment.
Union leaders used the occasion to reiterate demands for better infrastructure, timely salary disbursements and enhanced training for anganwadi workers. The ministry acknowledged these concerns and pledged to review budget allocations for the sector in the upcoming fiscal plan.
The celebration concluded with a cultural program featuring local folk performances, underscoring the community’s appreciation for the workers who serve as the first point of contact for health and nutrition services in Arunachal Pradesh.