Malnutrition Cases Drop in Thane: 3,561 Anganwadi Centres Drive Success
Child Malnutrition Declines in Thane District

Thane district has achieved a significant milestone in its public health efforts, registering a notable decline in cases of malnutrition among children, according to official reports.

Anganwadi Network: The Backbone of Nutritional Support

The success is largely attributed to the robust system of 3,561 Anganwadi centres operating across the district. Officials presented reports confirming that these centres have been consistently providing '100 per cent supplementary nutrition' to the beneficiaries. This extensive network ensures that vital nutritional support reaches children in need at the grassroots level.

Sustained Efforts Yield Positive Results

The data, which highlights the drop in malnutrition figures, was made public on 13 November 2025. The regular and reliable distribution of food supplements through the Anganwadi system is being hailed as the key intervention behind this positive trend. This initiative represents a focused approach by the district administration to tackle one of the most pressing health challenges.

A Step Towards a Healthier Future

The declining numbers signal a major step forward for child welfare in Maharashtra. This achievement demonstrates the effectiveness of sustained, on-ground public health programs. The continued operation of these centres is crucial for maintaining this positive momentum and ensuring the long-term health and development of the district's children.