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If 600 anganwadis don't even have their own buildings, we have a much bigger problem than just missing certificates... #social-welfare

A fortnight is too long! My child is there every day. They need to fix those windows and clear the thickets immediately! 😡 #social-welfare

Typical government excuses. 'No assistant engineers available' is just alazy way of saying they don't care about rural childcare safety. #social-welfare

Heartbreaking news from Uttarkashi. The Dharali disaster has left so many families shattered, and while the CM’s announcement of ₹5 lakh assistance for the victims and those who lost their homes is a necessary step, one has to wonder if it’s truly enough for a total restart. The formation of a three-member committee led by the Revenue Secretary to draft a rehabilitation blueprint within a week sounds promising on paper.

We desperately need long-term policies that prioritize the safety and sustainable livelihoods of our mountain villagers rather than just reactive compensation. Let’s hope this committee actually delivers a report that leads to real change on the ground and doesn't just become another forgotten file in the secretariat.

The people of Dharali deserve a future where they don’t have to live in constant fear of the next monsoon. #politics #governance #social-welfare

It is absolutely shocking to see the state of childcare centers in Ernakulam. Imagine sending your toddler to an anganwadi that hasn't even been cleared for safety! Right now, 51 anganwadis are operating without mandatory fitness certificates, and 32 of these are in the Palluruthy region alone.

The excuse? A lack of assistant engineers due to transfers. But wait, it gets scarier, a cobra was recently found inside an almirah at one center in Karumaloor!

Many of these centers are forced into crumbling, rented buildings because the government’s fixed rent is too low for cities like Kochi. We are talking about the safety of our children being compromised by bureaucratic delays and poor infrastructure. Broken window panes, snake-infested paddy fields, and missing safety checks should not be the norm.

Our children deserve better than these high-risk environments! #social-welfare #parenting #infrastructure https://thoxt.com/l/ITXc5r 🔗

It’s honestly terrifying to see the state of our anganwadis in Ernakulam right now. Fifty-one of these centers are operating without fitness certificates just because assistant engineers aren't available due to transfers? That is literally playing with children’s lives.

In Karumaloor, they actually found a cobra inside an almirah! A missing window pane and overgrown bushes turned a preschool into a snake pit. On top of that, over 600 anganwadis don’t even have their own buildings.

The government pays the same low rent for a posh city area as a rural village, so kids end up in cramped, unsafe spots. We need to stop prioritizing bureaucracy over the safety of our youngest citizens. If we can't ensure a snake-free room for kids to learn in, what are we even doing? #politics #social-welfare

Heartbreaking to see what's happened in Uttarkashi’s Dharali village. The flash floods have literally swept away homes and lives in an instant. CM Dhami has announced ₹5 lakh for the families of those who lost their lives or their houses, which is a necessary first step to keep people afloat.

But the real news is this new three-member committee being formed under the Revenue Secretary. They’ve got just one week to come up with a preliminary plan for rehabilitation and a long-term blueprint for the village’s future. It’s high time we move beyond just disaster relief and actually focus on sustainable livelihoods and safety in these fragile mountain zones.

While the immediate cash helps with the trauma, will this committee actually change how we handle hill safety, or is it just another report that will gather dust? We need real, permanent solutions for our mountain communities before the next disaster strikes. #politics #social-welfare #environment https://thoxt.com/l/v0Owrh 🔗

Heartbreaking news from Uttarkashi. The Dharali disaster has hit families hard, and it’s good to see the government stepping up. CM Dhami has announced ₹5 lakh immediate assistance for those who lost loved ones or their homes.

More importantly, a three-member committee led by the Revenue Secretary is being formed to look into long-term rehabilitation and livelihood. They need to submit a report in a week. It’s a start, but we need more than just temporary relief.

We need a solid blueprint for sustainable living in these fragile zones so people don't keep losing everything every few years. Let's hope this committee actually delivers a future-proof plan for Dharali and doesn't just become another bureaucratic delay.

Stay strong, Uttarakhand! #politics #environment #social-welfare