Bhagwant Mann: Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann’s employment campaign now spreads to the Anganwadi sector, 40 women to get appointment orders in state on November 14 2026.
40 Women Received Job Letters
At the appointment letter distribution programme, Cabinet Minister Barinder Kumar Goyal congratulated the newly appointed women and their families. He added these appointments would help the women to get job in their own localities.He also shared the vital contributions made by Anganwadi helpers, who assist the children throughout the day and in keeping the centres a healthy and vibrant space.”We have directed the new appointees to coordinate with Anganwadi workers and parents to understand the needs of the children and to take care of them properly,” the minister said.
Bhagwant Mann Government Highlights 70,000+ Jobs
Addressing the programme, Barinder Kumar Goyal said that in the tenure of Bhagwant Singh Mann led Punjab Government, more than 70,000 government jobs have been given to youth in the state.”The government is trying to fill vacant positions in various ministries and is focusing on transparent and merit-based appointments,” the minister said. The aim, he said, is to hire without any political recommendations or corruption.
Anganwadi Helpers to Augment Child Care Services
Anganwadi helper: Anganwadi helpers support children, pregnant women and families in community-level services. Their role involves administering of nutritious meals, assisting in sanitation, and engaging children in play-based methods of learning. Raising the number of helpers should help to keep the Anganwadi centres running on a daily basis and give more time to the workers for children’s development, nutrition, and interaction with parents.
Focus on women’s and child development.
These appointments also mark the current administration’s focus on two key areas. Employing women and enhancing child care services. The minister stated that local work could be done by women themselves, which could help give women some autonomy by earning. The new helpers were asked to work hard with full responsibility.
