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Orphan children in Maha to get requisite certificates within three months, says minister Mangal Prabhat Lodha

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: December 28, 2022 14:28 IST

The Maharashtra government would issue the orphan certificate to children living in orphanages within three months through an online ...

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The Maharashtra government would issue the orphan certificate to children living in orphanages within three months through an online procedure, state minister for women and child development Mangal Prabhat Lodha told the Legislative Council.

Lodha said the government would also start skill development centres in all orphanages across the state so that the children will develop the necessary skills to get a job by the time they turn 18 years. The state government is also starting a skill centre for street children in Mumbai on a pilot basis.

Bhartiya highlighted the current challenges many children face in getting the orphan certificate as a result of which they could not avail benefits of government schemes.

He said the current procedure is tedious and full of loopholes. He requested the government to provide some training to the children living in orphanages because they cannot live in these facilities after turning 18.

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