Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has once again stepped in as a firm elder brother to protect the mothers and sisters of the state, who often neglect their own health while caring for their families. For free, safe and confidential screening for breast cancer, a sensitive women's health issue, he flagged off the state-of-the-art "Namo Shakti Rath" from Mumbai today and sent it to Nagpur.
A woman is the backbone of a household, and when she stays healthy, families and society stay strong. Driven by this sensitivity, Fadnavis has taken up this ambitious health initiative. The service will first start for mothers and sisters in Nagpur. The Chief Minister pledged to extend the initiative soon across Maharashtra so that every woman gets a health cover.
'Namo Shakti Rath' features: advanced medical facilities at your doorstep The rath has taken full care of women's safety and self-respect:
Free and prompt service: Women from all sections, including economically weaker women, can get the test done without spending anything.
Privacy and safety: Keeping in mind women's feelings and social hesitation, the screening will be conducted in a very safe and completely confidential manner.
State-of-the-art screening: Modern equipment for accurate detection of breast cancer at an early stage, and a specialist medical team, will be on board the rath.
Statewide expansion: Starting from Nagpur, this service drive will be taken to every corner of Maharashtra, including villages and remote hamlets, in the coming days.
A sensitive identity of capable leadership Alongside managing the state's finances, Fadnavis is known as a leader who eases the sufferings of the poor and ordinary families. The 'Namo Shakti Rath' is not merely an administrative project. It is his sacred pledge for the health of every mother in Maharashtra. The initiative is expected to bring timely diagnosis to thousands of mothers and sisters and give them a new lease of life, and the Chief Minister's humane and sensitive step is being widely praised across the state.