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‘Arogya Mahila’ scheme aimed at addressing the medical needs of women, has been abandoned in all government health care facilities in Telangana State

He along with Mayor P Neeraja newly set up Arogya Mahila centre at Basti Dawakhana at old municipal corporation office here on Tuesday

Health Minister, T Harish Rao on Thursday directed officials to start operating the additional 100 centres from September 12

Rs 10.65 crore Rythu Bandhu assistance has been given to 50, 595 podu farmers, who recently received podu pattas in Kothagudem

The Gruhalakshmi scheme scheme was designed to grant Rs 3 lakh to homeless people to help them build a house on their own land

Launched on the occasion of Women’s Day on March 8, the Arogya Mahila initiative till April 21 has screened over 45,000 women for various diseases across Telangana

Telangana Government's flagship programme, Arogya Mahila has so far covered 19,000 women from across the State

On the first Tuesday i.e., March 14, a total of 4,793 women underwent screening while on the second Tuesday i.e., March 21, about 6,328 women availed health care services in government hospitals

Being organized exclusively for women in nearly 100 government hospitals across Telangana, the once a week Arogya Mahila initiative on Tuesday collected 2,723 samples from patients and sent for tests in the government laboratories attached to T-Diagnostics

The objective of Telangana government behind introduction of the Arogya Mahila programme was to ensure all women stay healthy, said Indrakaran Reddy

For efficient implementation of the Arogya Mahila, Telangana government will also launch a mobile app to monitor the initiative

Apart from the Arogya Mahila, Telangana government was also preparing to distribute interest-free loans to SHG women on March 8 as a Women's Day gift, said Harish Rao