She also mentioned the provision of facilities for Anganwadi teachers, the establishment of Mahila Bhavan, and the construction of new Anganwadi buildings across the state. These initiatives are part of the government’s effort to strengthen women’s participation in development and provide them with the necessary infrastructure and financial support.

Minister Seetakka emphasized that women’s empowerment is key to the progress of the state, and the government is committed to ensuring that women have access to resources, opportunities, and support systems to actively contribute to social and economic growth.

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She informed that connectivity to 14 villages had already been restored but stressed that wider restoration work must start without delay. Seetakka directed officials to prioritize both short-term and long-term rehabilitation, ensuring smooth access for residents.

The minister also asked local authorities to track weather conditions closely and safeguard infrastructure against future rainfall damage. She highlighted that quick action would restore mobility, support rural livelihoods, and improve safety for people in flood-affected areas.

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