Rajasthan News: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday launched a nationwide Human Papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination campaign for girls aged 9 to 14 years during his visit to Ajmer, describing it as a major step toward protecting young girls from cervical cancer and strengthening public health.
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Rajasthan News: Vaccination Drive for Girls
Addressing a gathering at Kayad Vishramsthali shortly after arriving in the city around 11 a.m., the Prime Minister said the initiative would provide free vaccines to lakhs of girls across the country, aiming to significantly reduce cervical cancer risk. He emphasised that the government is committed to ensuring that India’s daughters grow up healthy and strong.
Appointment Letters Distributed
During the event, the Prime Minister also handed over appointment letters to selected youth, highlighting employment generation as a key priority. Officials said the distribution was part of ongoing recruitment initiatives aimed at strengthening government services and providing opportunities for young job seekers.
Development Focus in Address
In his speech, Modi outlined various development works and welfare schemes implemented by the government, stressing progress in infrastructure, healthcare and youth empowerment. He said sustained development and strong organisational efforts are central to the country’s growth trajectory.
Political and Public Significance
The visit drew large crowds and comes as part of the Prime Minister’s outreach programmes in different states. Public meetings and scheme launches are often used to communicate policy initiatives directly to citizens and highlight achievements of government programmes.
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Officials said further announcements and programme segments were scheduled throughout the day. Updates on the Prime Minister’s engagements, statements and additional initiatives are expected as events unfold in Rajasthan.
