The day‑care was built using more than 2,000 square feet of previously unused office space.
It can accommodate 30‑35 children; twenty‑seven are already enrolled.
More than 100 government employees participated in the blood donation camp.
Facilities include child‑friendly toilets, a play area, toys, learning materials, audio‑visual equipment, a feeding room, and a medical kit.
Safety measures such as security cameras and a medical kit are in place.
The initiative is part of the Special Swachhata Campaign 6.0, which also introduced electric vehicles.
It can look after about thirty children while their parents work.
Over one hundred staff members gave blood at a nearby donation camp.
The centre follows rules from the Ministry of Women and Child Development and includes toys, a play area, and safety cameras.
The project is part of a larger clean‑up effort that also replaced old fuel cars with electric ones.
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