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Union Minister Jayant Chaudhary Opens Daycare for MSDE Employees at Kaushal Bhawan

Union Minister Jayant Chaudhary inaugurated a new daycare facility for children of MSDE employees at Kaushal Bhawan in New Delhi. The 600 sq metre facility includes sleeping areas, play zones, and baby-changing rooms for children aged 6 months to 6 years. Staffed by trained caregivers, the initiative aims to support working parents and foster a family-friendly work environment. Chaudhary also recently attended the launch of Shivraj Singh Chouhan's book, praising it as inspirational.

Union Minister Jayant Chaudhary inaugurates Daycare facility for children of MSDE employees at Kaushal Bhawan

New Delhi, June 7

In a significant step towards fostering a more inclusive, compassionate, and people-centric work environment, Union Minister Jayant Chaudhary inaugurated a new Daycare Facility for Children of employees at Kaushal Bhawan- the headquarters of the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship.

Spread across nearly 600 sq metres, the new Daycare Facility offers a welcoming, safe, and nurturing environment where children can learn, play, rest, and grow.

The facility features comfortable sleeping and resting areas, an engaging play and activity zone, age-appropriate learning resources, child-friendly furniture, hygienic washrooms, and specially designed feeding and baby-changing rooms to ensure the comfort and well-being of infants and young children, according to the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship.

Staffed by trained caregivers and support personnel, the crèche has been thoughtfully designed to cater to the developmental and care needs of children aged 6 months to 6 years.

The newly inaugurated Daycare facility goes beyond infrastructure--it embodies a culture that values care, celebrates childhood, and enables employees to balance professional commitments with family responsibilities.

By bringing quality childcare closer to the workplace, the initiative aims to support working parents and reflects MSDE's commitment to fostering a more inclusive, family-friendly, and people-centric work environment.

As India advances towards becoming a future-ready and inclusive economy, initiatives such as these reinforce the government's focus on building institutions that are progressive, people-centric, and responsive to the needs of a modern workforce.

Meanwhile, last month, Chaudhary attended the high-profile launch of 'Apnapan Narendra Modi Sang Mere Anubhav', a book authored by Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan.

Speaking at the event, the Union Minister lauded the literary effort, noting that the book offers a deep, personal insight into the experiences shared by the author.

"He (Shivraj Singh Chouhan) has shared his experiences. If you read the book, it contains many descriptions. This is an inspirational book," said Jayant.

— ANI

Reader Comments

Vikram M

Good initiative but why is this even news? Should be standard for every government office. Our bureaucracy moves at snail's pace—meanwhile private companies already have this. Better late than never I suppose.

Priya S

As a working mother in Delhi, this is a blessing! The commute to drop kids at daycare then to office was killing me. Hope they maintain hygiene standards properly—that's always the challenge in govt facilities. Ye Modi ji ka vision hai 'women-led development'! 💪

James A

Impressive to see this happening in India's skill development ministry. Even in the US, many government agencies lack on-site childcare. This sets a positive example for both public and private sectors.

Rajesh Q

Accha hai but taxpayers' money? 600 sq metres in Lutyens Delhi—must have cost crores. Why not use existing buildings instead of new construction? Aur yeh 'Apnapan' book launch ka mention kyun? Politics everywhere 🙄

Michael C

Smart move—happy employees = productive employees. With trained caregivers and proper amenities, this addresses a real pain point for working parents. India's workforce needs more such family-friendly policies.

Kavya N

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