Inaugurating the scheme via videoconferencing, she appreciated the initiative and said the other 32 districts of state should take interest in this type of scheme.
A campaign to collect toys from the public has begun from today for which 10 to 15 centres have been established in the city. After collection of toys, those will be distributed to the 1,936 Anganwadi centres in the district, District Collector Gaurav Goyal said.
State Women and Child Development minister Anita Bhadel, education minister Vasudev Devnani, Divisional Commissioner H S Meena were among those who attended the programme.
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