The Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) released its manifesto for the Maharashtra Assembly elections, promising various welfare initiatives and financial aid. Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge launched the manifesto, titled ‘Maharashtranama’, which includes free cervical cancer vaccines for girls aged 9-16 and two optional leave days for women employees during menstruation.
The manifesto also assures a caste-based census, establishment of a separate department for self-help group empowerment, and formation of a dedicated Ministry for Child Welfare. Additionally, it promises six cooking gas cylinders every year at ₹500 each to women.
[news_related_post]Other key promises include financial aid and job opportunities. The MVA’s manifesto aims to address various social and economic issues in Maharashtra, providing a roadmap for the state’s development.
