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The 7th POSHAN Pakhwada in Punjab focuses on improving nutrition for children and mothers, promoting community awareness and innovative care.

Punjab's 7th POSHAN Pakhwada for Nutrition

Join Punjab's efforts from April 8 to 22, 2025 to improve nutrition for children and mothers through enhanced community participation and awareness campaigns.

Punjab launches 7th POSHAN Pakhwada to boost nutrition

Punjab's 7th POSHAN Pakhwada aims to enhance nutrition for children and mothers through awareness and community action.

Social Security, Women and Child Development Minister Dr. Baljit Kaur is to announce the observance of the 7th POSHAN Pakhwada from April 8 to April 22, 2025, in line with the nationwide initiative to improve nutritional outcomes for children, pregnant women and lactating mothers.
Sharing the details, Dr. Baljit Kaur said that the fortnight-long campaign will be observed across the state through a series of activities focused on nutrition awareness, community participation, and sustainable practices.
She informed that this year&rsquo;s POSHAN Pakhwada will have a special focus on improving nutrition during the First 1,000 Days of Life, which is the most critical window for a child&rsquo;s growth and development. The campaign will also emphasize the popularization of the Beneficiary Module in the POSHAN Tracker to strengthen digital monitoring and delivery of nutrition services, along with the management of malnutrition through the CMAM Module, which supports community-based treatment and care for malnourished children.
In addition, special emphasis will be laid on promoting healthy lifestyles to combat childhood obesity by encouraging balanced diets, physical activity, and healthy habits among children. The fortnight will also include large-scale outreach and sensitization efforts to eliminate malnutrition through public awareness and active community engagement. She added that focused efforts will also be made for diarrhoea management and anaemia eradication through preventive care and early intervention.
Dr. Baljit Kaur said that the government, led by Chief Minister S. Bhagwant Singh Mann, is committed to the all-round development of women and children. In view of this, the state government is continuously making efforts for their welfare.
Dr. Baljit Kaur further appealed to all stakeholders&mdash;Anganwadi Workers, Health Workers, Panchayati Raj Institutions, and local communities&mdash;to actively participate in the campaign and ensure its success.
The Minister appealed to everyone to unite in building a Malnutrition-Free Punjab and to ensure a healthier future for our children and mothers.

Neom, Saudi's $500B mega-city, grapples with financial woes and project delays. Sindalah costs balloon, with management changes amid financial scrutiny.

Challenges Loom Over Saudi's Neom Mega-City

Neom project's financial challenges and delays raise concerns. Sindalah's budget issues and management changes highlight deeper project complexities.

Financial and project delays cloud Saudi Arabia's $500B Neom City

Saudi Arabia's Neom project faces financial strain and delays, with costs surging and management changes amid reports of financial misdeeds.

Saudi Arabia recently inaugurated a portion of its highly ambitious $500 billion mega-city, Neom, drawing a star-studded attendance and private yachts to the event aimed at highlighting the kingdom's forward-looking vision. However, significant challenges loom over the project.
A Wall Street Journal investigation revealed that the first phase of Neom, named Sindalah, is significantly delayed and has exceeded its budget. Initially estimated at $1.3 billion, the luxury resort's costs have surged to almost $4 billion.
Conspicuously, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who is the driving force behind Neom, did not attend the event. This development was swiftly followed by the replacement of Neom's CEO, Nadhmi al-Nasr.
Since its inception in 2017, Neom has absorbed more than $50 billion. Nevertheless, its most daring concepts&mdash;such as a floating business district, a desert ski resort, and a 170-kilometer linear city&mdash;remain unrealized.
The Wall Street Journal also uncovered evidence of extensive financial manipulation within Neom's management structure.
An internal audit pointed to financial mismanagement by executives, in collaboration with the consulting firm McKinsey.

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