Maharashtra Launched ‘Mazhe Gaav, Aarogya Sampann Gaav’ Rural Health Campaign | 06 Apr 2026

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The government of Maharashtra has launched a statewide rural healthcare campaign “Mazhe Gaav, Aarogya Sampann Gaav” (My Village, Health-Prosperous Village) to strengthen healthcare delivery and improve access to public health services in villages. 

Key Points: 

• Launch: The campaign “Mazhe Gaav, Aarogya Sampann Gaav” was rolled out on 1st April 2026 to enhance rural healthcare infrastructure and awareness. 
• Implementation: The programme is being implemented by the Public Health Department under the guidance of Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis and Deputy Chief Ministers Eknath Shinde and Sunetra Pawar. 
• Focus: The initiative focuses on health awareness, preventive healthcare, and last-mile delivery of government health services in rural areas.  
• Health Schemes Support: Funds and services are being provided through the Mahatma Phule Jan Aarogya Yojana, which has been extended to all Primary Health Centres (PHCs). 
• Vaccination Drive: The campaign also promotes the HPV vaccination programme to prevent cervical cancer.  
• Objective: The initiative aims to ensure that no citizen is left out of government health schemes and to transform the campaign into a people’s movement for better public health in rural areas.