Nand Ghars Cross 10,000 Milestone, Transforming Lives Of Women And Children

The Nand Ghar project, spearheaded by the Anil Agarwal Foundation of Vedanta Group, has reached a historic milestone with 10,000 centers operational across the country. Designed as modern anganwadis, Nand Ghars aim to provide holistic support to rural communities by combining education, nutrition, healthcare, and women’s empowerment under one roof.  

Key highlights from the announcement include  

• Over 4 lakh children are being supported through early childhood education, digital learning tools, and nutrition programs.  
• More than 3 lakh women have benefited from skill development, entrepreneurship training, and healthcare services.  
• Nand Ghars are equipped with solar power, clean drinking water, and digital infrastructure to ensure sustainability and modern learning.  
• The initiative aligns with national priorities such as Poshan Abhiyaan and Digital India, strengthening grassroots development.  
• Healthcare services include telemedicine facilities, maternal health programs, and regular health check-ups for children and women.  
• Skill development programs have enabled women to pursue micro-enterprises, enhancing household income and financial independence.  
• The centers serve as community hubs, fostering awareness on hygiene, sanitation, and social welfare schemes.  
• The milestone reflects Vedanta’s commitment to nation-building and its vision of transforming rural India through sustainable interventions.  

The achievement of 10,000 Nand Ghars underscores the scale and impact of the initiative, which has become a model for integrated rural development. By addressing critical gaps in education, nutrition, and women’s empowerment, the program is helping communities break cycles of poverty and build pathways toward self-reliance.  

As India looks ahead to inclusive growth, the Nand Ghar initiative stands as a testament to the power of public-private partnerships in driving social change. With its expanding footprint, the program is poised to touch millions more lives in the coming years.  

Sources: The Hindu Business Line, Economic Times, Hindustan Times, Vedanta Foundation