Arogya Lakshmi scheme Complete Details, How to apply Arogya Lakshmi Scheme in Telangana: Arogya Lakshmi Nutritious Full Meal Scheme to Children, Lactating Mothers, and Pregnant Women Arogya Lakshmi is the new scheme launched by Telangana government on 1st January 2015. Chief Minister’s office announced that the program will be implemented in 31,897 Anganwadi centers and 4.076 mini Anganwadi centers.
This is not a new scheme and was named Indiramma Amrutha Hastham earlier. But Telangana government made many changes to this program. Eight eggs were used to be provided to children in the age group of seven months to three years. Now 16 eggs are being supplied. Along with eggs, a two and a half kilogram packet containing wheat, milk powder, Bengal gram, sugar, and oil are supplied on the first of every month. Thirty eggs per month are supplied to kids in the age group of three to six years. Rice, dal, vegetable, and snacks are also given. Pregnant women and new mothers belonging to economically weaker sections were given three kgs of rice, one kilogram Tur Dal and half a kilogram of oil. Now, these get 30 eggs, one nutritious meal in a day and 200 ml milk. The government is going to provide nutritious food to 5,90,414 pregnant women, lactating women and 18,20,901 children.
After renaming the scheme as Arogya Lakshmi, Telangana government also enhanced the quantity of food provided to feeding mothers, pregnant women and children below the age of six years belonging to economically weaker sections. The government is taking care to use rice and milk of very good quality to be supplied. Anganwadi centers must carry out the scheme with no scope for complaints.
The persons eligible to apply for Arogya Lakshmi scheme are children under the age of six years, women who are pregnant and lactating women. These should contact the Anganwadis in the village where they are living. Anganwadi teachers are given the complete authorities. There is no need to submit any applications form.
• The committee shall meet once in a month on the first Nutrition Health Day (i.e., the first of every month) and create awareness on One Full Meal Programme.
• Ensure correct demand and supply of food grains such as Rice, Dal, Oil, Eggs, Milk, and Vegetables etc. to the AWCs.
• Identify Milk vendors or chilling centers where central procurement is not available.
• Mobilize all eligible beneficiaries for the AWC.
• Ensure no beneficiary carries the meal home or allows it to be consumed by any other family member.
• Fix the menu and timing of the spot feeding
• Ensure the attendance, quality, hygiene and other aspects of the program
• Certify the attendance registers of Anganwadi Centers for accounts reconciliation.
Arogya Lakshmi scheme Details
This is not a new scheme and was named Indiramma Amrutha Hastham earlier. But Telangana government made many changes to this program. Eight eggs were used to be provided to children in the age group of seven months to three years. Now 16 eggs are being supplied. Along with eggs, a two and a half kilogram packet containing wheat, milk powder, Bengal gram, sugar, and oil are supplied on the first of every month. Thirty eggs per month are supplied to kids in the age group of three to six years. Rice, dal, vegetable, and snacks are also given. Pregnant women and new mothers belonging to economically weaker sections were given three kgs of rice, one kilogram Tur Dal and half a kilogram of oil. Now, these get 30 eggs, one nutritious meal in a day and 200 ml milk. The government is going to provide nutritious food to 5,90,414 pregnant women, lactating women and 18,20,901 children.
After renaming the scheme as Arogya Lakshmi, Telangana government also enhanced the quantity of food provided to feeding mothers, pregnant women and children below the age of six years belonging to economically weaker sections. The government is taking care to use rice and milk of very good quality to be supplied. Anganwadi centers must carry out the scheme with no scope for complaints.
The persons eligible to apply for Arogya Lakshmi scheme are children under the age of six years, women who are pregnant and lactating women. These should contact the Anganwadis in the village where they are living. Anganwadi teachers are given the complete authorities. There is no need to submit any applications form.
Responsibilities of Committee:
• The committee shall meet once in a month on the first Nutrition Health Day (i.e., the first of every month) and create awareness on One Full Meal Programme.
• Ensure correct demand and supply of food grains such as Rice, Dal, Oil, Eggs, Milk, and Vegetables etc. to the AWCs.
• Identify Milk vendors or chilling centers where central procurement is not available.
• Mobilize all eligible beneficiaries for the AWC.
• Ensure no beneficiary carries the meal home or allows it to be consumed by any other family member.
• Fix the menu and timing of the spot feeding
• Ensure the attendance, quality, hygiene and other aspects of the program
• Certify the attendance registers of Anganwadi Centers for accounts reconciliation.
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