The Ministry of Women and Child Development has announced a dedicated nationwide drive on 30 October 2026 under Special Campaign 6, with a focus on resolving pending public grievances related to the Pradhan Mantri Matru Vandana Yojana (PMMVY) and Poshan Tracker. Designated Grievance Redressal Officers will organise Grievance Redressal Chaupals and e-Chaupals to address pending cases. The broader Special Campaign 6 runs from 2 October to 31 October 2026.
PMMVY and Poshan Tracker: Latest Update
Special nationwide drive: 30 October 2026
Special Campaign 6 period: 2 October to 31 October 2026
Responsible ministry: Ministry of Women and Child Development
Main focus: Resolution of pending PMMVY and Poshan Tracker grievances
Grievance resolution mechanism: Grievance Redressal Chaupals and e-Chaupals
Official helpline: 1515 for PMMVY and POSHAN-related grievances and queries
What Is the PMMVY and Poshan Tracker Grievance Campaign?
The campaign is part of Special Campaign 6, which focuses on cleanliness and the disposal of pending references in government institutions. Under the Women and Child Development Ministrys action plan, a dedicated nationwide drive will be held on 30 October 2026 to improve grievance redressal for beneficiaries using PMMVY and Poshan Tracker services.
Grievance Redressal Chaupals and e-Chaupals will be organised by designated Grievance Redressal Officers for cases that remain unresolved. Field institutions are also expected to document their activities and upload the information to the Ministrys relevant Mission portals.
Campaign Overview
| Campaign | Special Campaign 6 |
|---|---|
| Special Drive Date | 30 October 2026 |
| Overall Campaign Period | 2 October to 31 October 2026 |
| Ministry | Ministry of Women and Child Development |
| Services Covered | PMMVY and Poshan Tracker |
| Key Activity | Grievance Redressal Chaupal and e-Chaupal |
| Helpline | 1515 |
| Official Announcement | Press Information Bureau, 21 October 2026 |
Which Complaints Can Beneficiaries Raise?
Beneficiaries can use the relevant official grievance mechanism to report issues connected with their applications or services. The appropriate complaint category depends on the issue and the scheme involved.
- PMMVY: Application-related queries, payment delays, application status and other maternity benefit service issues.
- Poshan Tracker: Problems related to services tracked through the application and issues that need attention from the relevant field officials.
- Pending complaints: Beneficiaries can follow up on an existing grievance using the available official tracking facility or helpline.
- Local assistance: Beneficiaries may contact the relevant Anganwadi Centre or local Women and Child Development office for guidance on the appropriate grievance process.
The nationwide drive is intended to address pending grievances; it does not automatically guarantee approval of a benefit or payment. Each case remains subject to the applicable scheme rules and verification.
How to Register a PMMVY Grievance
- Visit the official PMMVY information page or the scheme portal.
- Open the grievance module or the available complaint facility.
- Enter the details requested by the official portal and describe the problem clearly.
- Submit the grievance and save the reference or acknowledgement number, if provided.
- Use the official tracking facility to check the grievance status.
- For assistance, contact the official helpline at 1515.
How to Get Help for Poshan Tracker Issues
- Identify the service or application issue you need help with.
- Contact your local Anganwadi Centre or the relevant Women and Child Development official.
- Use the official grievance mechanism or helpline for further guidance.
- Keep relevant application details and any existing complaint reference available when contacting officials.
- If your grievance remains pending, ask the concerned official about the available follow-up process and any Grievance Redressal Chaupal or e-Chaupal in your area.
Important Points for Beneficiaries
- The dedicated nationwide grievance drive is scheduled for 30 October 2026.
- The overall Special Campaign 6 period is 2 October to 31 October 2026.
- Beneficiaries should use official government channels for registering or tracking grievances.
- Keep application details and complaint acknowledgement information available when seeking assistance.
- Do not share OTPs, passwords or sensitive banking details with unauthorised persons.
- The campaign does not itself announce a new cash benefit or change the eligibility rules of PMMVY.
Official Links and Helpline
- Official PIB announcement: Nationwide grievance redressal drive
- PMMVY official information and grievance guidance
- Helpline: 1515 for PMMVY and POSHAN-related grievances and queries.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. When is the nationwide grievance redressal drive scheduled?
The dedicated drive is scheduled for 30 October 2026.
2. Which services are covered?
The campaign gives special attention to grievances received through PMMVY and Poshan Tracker.
3. What is Special Campaign 6?
It is a government campaign running from 2 October to 31 October 2026, focusing on cleanliness and the disposal of pending references, including public grievances.
4. What is the PMMVY and POSHAN grievance helpline?
The official helpline number is 1515 for PMMVY and POSHAN-related grievances and queries.
5. Does the campaign guarantee approval of a pending PMMVY payment?
No. The campaign focuses on grievance redressal. Each application or payment remains subject to scheme eligibility, verification and applicable rules.
6. Where can beneficiaries find official details?
Visit the official Ministry of Women and Child Development information page and the PIB announcement linked above.
Disclaimer: This article is based on official government information. Local grievance sessions and resolution timelines may depend on the concerned authorities. Confirm current procedures through official channels.
