Ayushmann Khurrana Spotlights Children Affected by Seasonal Migration, Calls For Care

Actor and UNICEF ambassador Ayushmann Khurrana visited Maharashtra to highlight the impact of seasonal migration on children's education and well-being. He advocated for stronger community-based care and the effective implementation of child protection laws.
Why it matters
It draws attention to the social challenges faced by migrant families and the role of public figures in promoting child welfare initiatives.
Actor and UNICEF India national ambassador Ayushmann Khurrana recently visited a village in Jalna in Maharashtra, where he interacted with children and local communities as part of a UNICEF-supported Kinship and Community Care programme. The initiative aims to protect children affected by seasonal migration by providing family- and community-based care.He also met and interacted with children from a primary school in Chendai Tepli village as part of an after- school interactive engagement.Ayushmann was accompanied by Jesper Moller, Deputy Representative, UNICEF India. The mission was supported by government and NGO partners, as per a press note.After meeting the children and community members, Ayushmann said, "Seasonal distress-driven migration is not a choice. It is the stark reality for many families. No child should have to lose their childhood because of circumstances beyond their control.
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