11.06.21 Daily [Madhya Pradesh] MPPSC Current Affairs

The Madhya Pradesh government has launched Yuva Shakti Corona Mukti Abhiyan to make the citizens of the state aware of the current COVID-19 pandemic. This translates to free from Corona with the help of the youth power campaign. College students in small groups will be given data and essential points about the magnitude of COVID-friendly behaviour and vaccination.

On the guidelines of Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, the Marketing campaign has been launched through the higher schooling and the technical Education department of the state in collaboration with the public healthcare and family welfare department.

The teachers & about 16 lakh students of the Government colleges of higher & technical education will be instructed in COVID friendly behaviour and vaccination. Human beings will be made conscious of them through these students.

Under the launched campaign, college students in colleges in small groups will be given records and details about the value of COVID-friendly behaviour and vaccination.

These trained students will, in addition, disseminate the data to their families & also the people in their surrounding areas about the benefits of vaccination and the Corona prevention.

A mobile application has been developed for the positive real-time online monitoring of the campaign. Through the app, day to day things to do and Growth of the Yuva Shakti Corona Mukti campaign will be reviewed.

Surakshit Hum Surakshit Tum Abhiyaan was launched in 112 Aspirational Districts by Piramal Foundation and .

The Surakshit Hum Surakshit Tum Abhiyaan was created to help district administrations provide Home-care support to Covid-19 patients who are asymptomatic or have mild symptoms.

It is part of the Aspirational Districts Collaborative, a special initiative in which local leaders, civil Society, and volunteers collaborate with district administrations to address emerging problems across key focus areas of the Aspirational Districts Programme.

It will be led by district magistrates in collaboration with over 1000 local non-governmental organisations.