Nashik: Maharashtra governor Ramesh Bais, who visited Igatpuri on Tuesday, said the district administration should take steps to ensure that the district, especially the tribal dominated areas, were free of malnourishment. Bais inaugurated several camps organized on the occasion of Vikasit Bharat Sankalp Yatra in Modale and Shirsate villages in tribal dominated Igatpuri taluka of the district.He distributed the schemes benefits like LPG connections and Ayushman Bharat Cards, Kisan Credit Cards and benefits of the integrated child development programme.Addressing the gathering, Bais said, Nashik, along with Mumbai and Pune, was part of the golden triangle, but still there are tribal talukas that are lagging far behind in terms of malnutritiuon. Malnutrition in tribal talukas is the matter of concern for all and, therefore, the district administration should undertake a concrete action program to make Nashik malnutrition-free in the next five years. The state government and the bureaucracy should take steps to ensure they spread awareness among the masses about the government schemes , said Bais. We also published the following articles recentlyTribal IRB jawan, driver killed by militants in Kangpokpi districtA tribal India Reserve Battalion jawan and a driver were killed in an ambush by suspected militants in Manipurs Kangpokpi district. The incident occurred while they were traveling in a vehicle between two villages. Security forces launched search operations to nab the culprits. This incident highlights the lack of security for minority tribals in Manipur, and calls for a political solution to the ongoing ethnic conflict in the state. The attack comes after a recent ambush by the banned insurgent group, Peoples Liberation Army (PLA).Host Hardeek Joshi introduces two contestants of Jau Bai Gaavat, deets insideJau Bai Gaavat is a unique reality show that challenges urban contestants to adapt to rural village life. Hosted by Hardeek Joshi, the show follows Sanskruti Salunkhe and Sneha Bhosle as they immerse themselves in the simple yet demanding lifestyle of a village. The tasks range from cooking traditional meals to cleaning cow dung, offering a glimpse into the realities of rural life. With an entertaining and educational premise, Jau Bai Gaavat aims to bridge the gap between urban and rural cultures and provide personal growth for the participants.PM Modi launches Viksit Bharat Sankalp Yatra to promote central schemesPrime Minister Narendra Modi has launched the Viksit Bharat Sankalp Yatra, a nationwide program aimed at reaching out to eligible citizens who have not benefitted from central schemes. Specially designed vans will be used to conduct ground-level activities in rural and urban areas, covering 2.7 lakh gram panchayats and around 15,000 urban locations. The campaign will end on January 25, 2024.

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