Maharashtra Launches LaQshya Manyata Healthcare Programme For Rural Women
- byDoctor News Daily Team
- 25 July, 2025
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Mumbai: The Federation of Obstetricians and Gynaecological Societies of India on Wednesday said it has teamed up with Maharashtra's health department to launch a programme to improve access to quality care for women in rural and semi-urban areas and drive an upswing in maternal health indicators.
The 'LaQshya Manyata' programme will help overcome the inherent bottlenecks in the healthcare system, a release said.
The programme will help build a more robust healthcare system that will offer equitable access to all communities across economic strata and the rural-urban divide, it said.
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Federation president Dr Nandita Palshetkar emphasised on the importance to prevent maternal mortality rate with private and government initiatives.
The initiative aims to establish a uniform mechanism for care in every private maternity care hospital, nursing home and clinic and expects to cover all districts and municipal corporations in the state.
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