Jan andolan poshan tracker

Highlights • Central government’s new strategy against COVID is opening with precaution • COVID-19 campaign aims at people's participation (Jan Andolan) • The COVID-19 campaign will last for 2 months (October-November, 2020) New Delhi: The ‘Jan Andolan’ (public movement) launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Also Read: COVID-19 campaign aims at people’s participation (Jan Andolan). The duration of the campaign will last for two months (October-November, 2020). The campaign aims at: “Together we will win against COVID-19” “Jab tak dawai nahi, tab tak dhilayi nahi”—- which means that emphasis on three key messages should be laid, wear a mask, follow social distancing and wash hands. Private Sector Industry/ Trade Association are also involved in this campaign. Also Read: This movement was launched on October 8 by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, through a tweet under #Unite2FightCorona. #Unite2FightCorona garnered 2.33 billion impressions among 25.1K users with 61.3K mentions and trended at various positions throughout the day on Twitter including at number 2 during the afternoon, according to the Centre. Also Read: Meanwhile, as Maharashtra continues to remain at the top of India’s COVID-19 tally, Prime Minister Narendra Modi earlier today (October 13) urged the people of the state to follow all precautionary measures, stating that “jab tak davai nahi, tab tak dheelai nahi”. The danger of coronavirus still persists. In Maharashtra, the situation is a little more worrying...

'The Prime Minister Has Framed Poshan Abhiyaan As A Jan Andolan. That Makes Malnutrition A Collective Problem': Professor K. 'Vish' Vishwanath By December 03, 2022 It’s a bright feather in Poshan Abhiyaan’s hat when someone like K “Vish” Vishwanath talks about the transformative potential of Modi government’s flagship programme to make India malnutrition-free. With an extensive track record of research on the role of communication in health promotion, inequity and emergency, the Director of Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health India Research Center, is a master of translational communication, informing and influencing public health policy, research, teaching and practice across the world. In this extract from an extensive interview with Damayanti Datta of Outlook Poshan, he explains what is different from the past and how India is embracing the idea of people’s participation in decision-making for the first time. The video of the full interview is attached below: It’s a bright feather in Poshan Abhiyaan’s hat when someone like K “Vish” Vishwanath talks about the transformative potential of Modi government’s flagship programme to make India malnutrition-free. With an extensive track record of research on the role of communication in health promotion, inequity and emergency, the Director of Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health India Research Center, is a master of translational communication, informing and influencing public health policy, research, teaching and pr...