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Vidarbha to Get 4 Umed Malls for Rural Women SHGs

Maharashtra govt approves 13 Umed Malls statewide, with 4 in Vidarbha, to provide permanent market access for women self-help groups. A Rs 20 crore initiative set to benefit 60 lakh families.

VB-G RAM G Replaces MGNREGA: AP Faces ₹3,470 Cr Burden

The new VB-G RAM G Act replaces MGNREGA, shifting from a legal right to work to a budget-driven scheme. For Andhra Pradesh, this could mean a wage burden of ₹3,470 crore and risks for vulnerable workers. Experts call for a state review.

Baby G: Karnataka's Pioneer in Tribal Healthcare

Discover how Baby G, Karnataka's pioneering tribal healthcare provider, combines professional training with lived Adivasi experience to deliver life-saving care to remote communities. Read her inspiring story.

Karnataka Ambulance Shortage: A Morning Crisis

Principal Secretary Harsh Gupta's defence of ambulance shortages in Karnataka, citing morning issues, fails to reassure. Lives depend on 24/7 emergency access. Read the critical editorial.

Beed Leads Maharashtra in Rural Housing Scheme Success

Beed district in Maharashtra has become the state's top performer in rural housing schemes, with over 50,000 families moving into new homes. Discover how mission-mode execution overcame key challenges.

Ranchi Hospital Crisis: 75 PM CARES Ventilators Unused

Ranchi's Sadar Hospital faces a critical ventilator shortage, with only 5 functional units. 75 ventilators from the PM CARES Fund remain idle, forcing patient referrals and risking lives. Read the full report.

New Rural Jobs Act Replaces MGNREGA, Sparks Concerns

India's new VB-GRAM G Act replaces the landmark MGNREGA, shifting from a rights-based job guarantee to a centrally allocated scheme. Experts warn this could depress rural wages and slow economic revival. Read the full analysis.

Saras Mela in Kanpur from January 4 to 6

Kanpur's Saras Mela, from Jan 4-6 at Moti Jheel Lawn, will showcase self-help groups' products. The fair aims to boost rural marketing and women's economic empowerment. Read details.

Jharkhand father carries dead infant in bag on 70km bus ride

A Jharkhand father, denied an ambulance, carried his 4-month-old son's body in a plastic bag on a 70km bus journey home from Chaibasa hospital. The tragic incident exposes India's rural healthcare crisis. Read the full report.

Uttarkashi Village Crosses State Lines for Medical Care

Residents of Arakot village in Uttarkashi face a healthcare crisis due to a non-functional primary health centre. Forced to travel to Himachal Pradesh for treatment, they highlighted the issue at a camp where 133 complaints were submitted. Read more.

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