Delhi govt to roll out hygiene, menstrual health, infrastructure upgrades in schools; toll-free grievance line soon NEW DELHI: The Delhi government on Thursday announced a series of major initiatives aimed at improving health, hygiene, sanitation, and infrastructure facilities in schools across the national capital.According to an official statement from the Chief Minister’s Office (CMO), the government said it will roll out comprehensive measures, including sanitation upgrades, menstrual health support systems, vaccination data mapping, and infrastructure strengthening in all schools.As part of the initiative, the government will ensure clean and well-maintained toilets across schools and conduct regular hygiene awareness programmes along with menstrual awareness campaigns for both boys and girls.The statement further said that medical rooms and “Menstruation Corners” will be set up in all schools, where sanitary napkins, undergarments, and other essential supplies will be made available. The process of installing sanitary napkin vending machines in school washrooms will also be expedited.On health-related interventions, the government will collect school-wise data on HPV vaccination and ensure participation of students from government schools in the “Hauslon Ki Udaan” (Flight of Aspirations) programme.To strengthen grievance redressal, a toll-free number will soon be launched to enable students and parents to directly share complaints and suggestions with the government. The number will be prominently displayed on school walls and gates, the CMO said.In addition, the Delhi government will install RO water coolers in all schools. A large-scale tree plantation drive will also be conducted from June 5 to August, alongside efforts to whitewash school buildings and improve basic infrastructure facilities.The CMO said these measures are aimed at creating a healthier, safer, and more supportive learning environment for students across Delhi schools. (ANI)End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosGovt Considers Air Force Support For NEET Retest Security Amid Paper Leak InvestigationDK Shivakumar Reaches Delhi After Siddaramaiah Resignation Sparks Karnataka Power Shift | WatchAmit Shah Confirms Detention Centres In Bengal, Vows Crackdown On Illegal Infiltrators | WatchSonam Wangchuk Fires Back At Ladakh LG Over ‘Cockroach Janta Party’ Remarks’Trauma Care Part Of Right To Life’: SC Orders 112 As One Unified Emergency Response NumberAfter 20 Years In Saudi Prison, Kerala Man Abdul Rahim Returns HomePatna Builder Gifts CM Portrait, Internet Reacts With “Majnu Bhai Would Be Proud” JokesTension At West Bengal Border As Migrants Wait For Return Amid Holding Centre OperationsTwisha Sharma Death Case: CBI Arrests Mother-In-Law & Retired Judge Giribala SinghFrom Brazil To India: Inside Gujarat’s Biggest Cocaine Seizure123Photostories6 things every traveller (and every person) should know about snake bitesPeople judge you within seconds, say psychologists- here’s what they notice firstLove quote of the day by Toni Morrison: “Love is or it ain’t…””Egg is the worst thing you can…” Sadhguru shares 3 traditional South Indian vegetarian dishes rich in protein and vitamin B12Staying up late every night? Neurologist warns your bedtime habits could quietly raise the risk of a mini-stroke7 coastal towns in India offering strong potential for real estate investment5 foods that become surprisingly tasty when slightly burntNever say these 6 things to a childStudy reveals nearly 40% of cancers may be preventable; doctor explains how everyday habits are raising the risk10 whimsical baby names inspired by fantasy and folklore123Hot PicksDhanendra KumarNew Labour CodeCOMEDK UGET resultCBSE 12th re-evaluationPunjab election resultStrait of HormuzGold price predictionTop TrendingPatna Boat AccidentGujarat Drug BustNEET UG Paper LeakNorth India HeatwaveGrocery price hikeBengaluru Ebola CaseUK NEETRahul GandhiIndian mango exportsFuel price hike
NEW DELHI: The Delhi government on Thursday announced a series of major initiatives aimed at improving health, hygiene, sanitation, and infrastructure facilities in schools across the national capital.According to an official statement from the Chief Minister’s Office (CMO), the government said it will roll out comprehensive measures, including sanitation upgrades, menstrual health support systems, vaccination data mapping, and infrastructure strengthening in all schools.As part of the initiative, the government will ensure clean and well-maintained toilets across schools and conduct regular hygiene awareness programmes along with menstrual awareness campaigns for both boys and girls.The statement further said that medical rooms and “Menstruation Corners” will be set up in all schools, where sanitary napkins, undergarments, and other essential supplies will be made available. The process of installing sanitary napkin vending machines in school washrooms will also be expedited.On health-related interventions, the government will collect school-wise data on HPV vaccination and ensure participation of students from government schools in the “Hauslon Ki Udaan” (Flight of Aspirations) programme.To strengthen grievance redressal, a toll-free number will soon be launched to enable students and parents to directly share complaints and suggestions with the government. The number will be prominently displayed on school walls and gates, the CMO said.In addition, the Delhi government will install RO water coolers in all schools. A large-scale tree plantation drive will also be conducted from June 5 to August, alongside efforts to whitewash school buildings and improve basic infrastructure facilities.The CMO said these measures are aimed at creating a healthier, safer, and more supportive learning environment for students across Delhi schools. (ANI)
