• Super 50 initiative student list published as per criteria and documents/evidence submitted
• Regarding the publication of the final selection and waiting list of students for the “Super 50 Initiative”
• JEE Student Final Selection and Waiting List, Category-Scheduled Caste
• JEE Students Final Selection and Waiting List, Category-Scheduled Tribes
• JEE Students Final Selection and Waiting List, Category-General
• NEET Student Final Selection and Waiting List, Category-Scheduled Caste
• NEET Student Final Selection and Waiting List, Category-Scheduled Tribes
• NEET Student Final Selection and Waiting List, Category-General

“Child Marriage Free Nashik”

This project is operating in 12 districts of Maharashtra with high rates of child marriage (Dhule, Nashik, Jalgaon, Beed, Jalna, Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar, Parbhani, Nanded, Hingoli, Solapur, Latur, Dharashiv). It involves five major government departments – Women and Child Development, Education, ICDS, Health and Panchayats, which coordinate through District Task Forces and District Action Plans.

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Rating table for the state government’s 150-day service worker program-

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Under the visionary guidance and special efforts of Hon’ble Chief Executive Officer, Zilla Parishad Nashik, various public welfare and development oriented initiatives are being successfully implemented in the district. Some of the important initiatives are as follows-

• “Super50”- (Click to know More) 
• ‘”Mission Bhagirath”- (Click to know More) 

• “Mission AtmaNirbhar”- (Click to know More) 

• “Digital Classroom- (Click to know More) 

• “Mission KamDhenu”- (Click to know More) 

• “Mission Model School”- (Click to know More) 

• “Model Village”- (Click to know More) 

• “Smart Anganwadi”- (Click to know More) 

• Spelling B”- (Click to know More) 

Under the vision of Mr. Omkar Pawar, Chief Executive Officer of Nashik Zilla Parishad, a commendable campaign is being carried out for single women in the district, and this campaign is being discussed across the state. The objectives of this campaign are as follows:

Objective of the campaign – This program aims to empower and assist women who face various challenges such as financial instability, mental stress, or social isolation. Through this campaign, efforts will be made to provide single women with resources such as counseling, vocational training, and financial assistance. It will focus on:
– Social inclusion – religious rituals, Haldi-Kunku ceremonies, etc.
– Economic – livelihood programs
– Rehabilitation – remarriage
– Participation in decision-making processes
– Social security, among other aspects.

We are trying to empower them.

• Single Woman’s Guide