Ministers Tanniru Harish Rao and Gangula Kamalakar have launched the Telangana government’s ambitious health scheme for women at Butti Rajaram Colony in Karimnagar town. The scheme, called Arogya Mahila, aims to provide comprehensive healthcare services to women across the state.
The launch event was attended by several officials and dignitaries, who lauded the government’s efforts to improve healthcare services for women. Speaking at the event, Minister Tanniru Harish Rao emphasized the importance of prioritizing women’s health and wellbeing, and highlighted the various initiatives being undertaken by the government in this regard.
The Arogya Telangana scheme will provide a range of healthcare services, including free medical check-ups, diagnostic tests, and consultations with specialists. It will also offer health insurance to women, covering a wide range of treatments and procedures.
Minister Gangula Kamalakar expressed confidence that the scheme would have a significant impact on the health and wellbeing of women in Telangana, and urged women to take advantage of the various services being offered. He also praised the efforts of healthcare workers and other officials involved in the implementation of the scheme.
The launch of the Arogya Telangana scheme is expected to be a major step forward in the government’s efforts to improve healthcare services for women in the state. With a focus on providing comprehensive, affordable, and accessible healthcare services, the scheme has the potential to transform the lives of women and their families in Telangana
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