Mowcd Aadhar Of Children For Supplementary Nutrition Is Not Mandatory Know All Details Here

Children’s Aadhaar is no longer mandatory for supplementary nutritional food. The Ministry of Women and Child Development is ensuring that the Aadhar card details of the mother and father are entered in the nutrition tracker in order to provide nutritious food to the children. ANI has given information about this in one of its tweets.

Supplementary nutritional food is given to children 6 or younger. The Government of India is running this program for the health development of poor children. Under this, nutritious food is being distributed to poor children through Anganwadis across the country.

There is still a large number of such children in the country who do not get nutritious food in the early stages. This directly affects their physical development. Due to this, many types of physical problems like malnutrition in children start bothering them at an early stage.

The Supplementary Nutrition Program run by the Government of India is working to overcome this problem of the country. The government is providing nutritious food to the poor children living in the marginal areas of the country through the Anganwadi network.

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Children’s Aadhaar is no longer mandatory for supplementary nutritional food. The Ministry of Women and Child Development is ensuring that the Aadhar card details of the mother and father are entered in the nutrition tracker in order to provide nutritious food to the children. ANI has given information about this in one of its tweets.

Aadhar of children for supplementary nutrition is not mandatory. Ministry of Women & Child Development is ensuring the Aadhar of mother/parents is entered in Poshan tracker to ensure nutrition delivery to the beneficiary.SMS would be sent about delivery of take-home ration: MoWCD

— ANI (@ANI) June 30, 2022

Supplementary nutritional food is given to children 6 or younger. The Government of India is running this program for the health development of poor children. Under this, nutritious food is being distributed to poor children through Anganwadis across the country.

There is still a large number of such children in the country who do not get nutritious food in the early stages. This directly affects their physical development. Due to this, many types of physical problems like malnutrition in children start bothering them at an early stage.

The Supplementary Nutrition Program run by the Government of India is working to overcome this problem of the country. The government is providing nutritious food to the poor children living in the marginal areas of the country through the Anganwadi network.