<h1>Chief minister opens permanent prosthetics centre by national nonprofit, inspects manufacturing and aids fittings; highlights rehab outreach in conflict zones</h1> A state chief minister inaugurated a permanent prosthetics centre established by a national non-profit that manufactures and distributes an artificial limb widely used domestically and internationally; the minister inspected manufacturing, personally assisted in fitting prostheses, and officials reported the organisation has rehabilitated large numbers of beneficiaries. The non-profit has conducted outreach camps in conflict-affected districts with coordination from local administration and technicians, noting operational challenges. Senior state ministers and organisation leaders attended the event. The report highlights governmental support for rehabilitation services, cross-sector coordination for delivery in disturbed areas, and public recognition of the charity's activities.