Government Schemes

Intercaste Marriage Scheme

Intercaste Marriage Scheme

The scheme “Dr. Savitaben Ambedkar Inter Caste Marriage Assistance Scheme” is implemented by the Director Scheduled Caste Welfare, Department of Social Justice & Empowerment, Government of Gujarat. The scheme has been implemented as part of social empowerment by addressing inequality through marriages between individuals from Scheduled Castes of Hinduism and those from castes other than Scheduled Castes of Hinduism. Under the scheme, the couple is to be provided financial assistance of ₹2,50,000/- to encourage inter-caste marriages between Scheduled Castes and other Hindus. This scheme is a centrally sponsored initiative with a 50% contribution from both the state and central governments. Benefits of Intercaste Marriage Scheme Benefits of intercaste marriage scheme are that it provides financial benefits to couples who have an intercaste marriage. The scheme also helps promote equality and tolerance amongst all persons of the community. Financial Assistance for Intercaste Marriage The Government provides one-time financial assistance of Rs.30,000 to all eligible intercaste married couples in Kerala. While receiving the amount, the couples need to sign an agreement and submit to LSGI. Financial assistance under this scheme is also for the following purposes: To start a business For purchasing land House construction Eligibility Criteria Combined family income of the couple should be less than Rs.50,000 The couple who are legally married can apply for this scheme The couple can apply for this scheme after 1 year of marriage If the couple is applying for this scheme after 3 years of marriage, the application will not be considered Documents Required Ration card Income Certificate of the couples – Original need to be submitted Intercaste marriage registration certificate (Marriage certificate) (Certificate issued by Sub Registrar’s office, Panchayat President, a certificate issued from NSS or SND can be submitted.) Caste certificate of both wife and husband Certificate proving that inter-caste married couple has been together for the past 1 year. (It can be obtained from Gazetted Officer, MLA, and MP of concern locality) Identity proof such as Voter ID card and Aadhaar card copy FAQs Is there a time limit for applying under this scheme? Applications for assistance under the scheme must be made within two years of the inter-caste marriage. Is assistance available for widowers or widows who remarry? Yes, assistance is available for widowers or widows who remarry under this scheme.

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Rajasthan Ghar Ghar Aushadhi Yojana

Rajasthan Ghar Ghar Aushadhi Yojana

Rajasthan government has planned a new scheme called Rajasthan Ghar Ghar Aushadhi Yojana to promote the use of Ayurvedic and medicinal herbs across the state. The state government is planning to implement the scheme to boost the immunity and defense system of the citizens of the state. Under this Rajasthan Ghar Ghar Aushadhi Yojana, medicinal plants like Tulsi, Ashwagandha, Giloy and Kalmegh will be distributed. Ghar Ghar Aushodhi Yojana The Government of Rajasthan has taken a great step to promote medicinal plants. The Government of Rajasthan is working to deliver medicinal plants to every family of the state. This scheme has been brought by the government to make people aware of medicinal plants and to fight epidemics like Kovid. Under this scheme started by the state government, every family will be given a kit of some important medicinal plants. Which he can plant in his terrace, courtyard or garden. In this article today we will give complete information about Rajasthan Ghar Ghar Aushadhi Yojana. Rajasthan Ghar Ghar Aushadhi Yojana 2023“Ghar Ghar Aushadhi Yojana” was started by the Chief Minister of Rajasthan, Shri Ashok Gehlot on 1 August 2021 under the “Nirogi Rajasthan Abhiyan”. Under this scheme, a target has been set to deliver selected medicinal plants to about 1 crore 26 lakh families of the state. It is being operated by Rajasthan Forest Department. Rajasthan is probably the first state in the country, where such a unique scheme is being run to spread awareness among the general public about medicinal plants. Under the Ghar Ghar Aushadhi Yojana, four types of medicinal plants – Tulsi, Giloy, Ashwagandha and Kalmegh will be given to the people absolutely free of cost. The main objective of this scheme is to make people aware of plants with medicinal properties and to help fight minor diseases or epidemics. This scheme has been brought for a full five years. These medicinal plants will be distributed to the people thrice in these five years. Benefits It aims to promote medicinal plants and their use in daily life It aims to help people to boost their immunity, lead a healthy and disease-free life Each family will be provided 24 saplings over a period of 5 years This Rajasthan Ghar Ghar Aushadhi Yojana will help in boosting a strong defence system which will lead to a good health for all and thus overall development in the state. Eligibility Applicant must be a native of Rajasthan state. Should have Jan Aadhaar Card of Rajasthan Government. Should have enough space to plant. Documents Required Jan-Aadhaar ID. Photograph. Land Proof. Application Process Applicants have to contact Nagar Panchayat, Municipal Corporation and Municipality. Plants will be distributed through Nagar Panchayat, Municipal Corporation and Municipality. These medicinal plants will be given every year before the onset of monsoon. Applicants have to get a form and fill it out with the required details. Applicants must have the Jan Aadhaar details to get the benefits. Submit the form with the required details and documents to the same department. FAQs Who Can Get The Benefits Of The Scheme ? 1. Applicant must be a native of Rajasthan state. 2. Should have Jan Aadhaar Card of Rajasthan Government. 3. Should have enough space to plant. May other state person apply for the scheme ? No, the Applicant must be a native of Rajasthan state.

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revenue department (copy of jamabandi)

revenue department (copy of jamabandi)

Jamabandi in Indian property records shows the history of land ownership. This document encapsulates the essence of rural and urban landscapes, narrating tales of past generations. Jamabandi breathes life into the very soul of Indian real estate by preserving the tangible heritage on paper. Meaning of Jamabandi In India, jamabandi refers to a land revenue record that contains essential details about land ownership, cultivation, and rights of the landholders in a specific area. It is also known as the Record of Rights (RoR), a crucial document that includes information such as the owner’s name, type of land, crops grown, property taxation and encumbrances. Significance of Jamabandi in Real Estate The Jamabandi document or record of rights is often required to avail of loan waivers or subsidies under various government programs. In property transactions, it is used to establish one’s property ownership. It contains all the information about the property as recorded by the state’s Revenue Department. Several states in India have the Jamabandi portal, such as Punjab, Haryana, Bihar and Rajasthan. The information and format in the Jamabandi portal may vary across states, but the primary purpose remains the same. In conclusion, Jamabandi is a cornerstone of India’s land revenue system, fostering transparency and land ownership records. The Jamabandi, or record of rights, continues to play a vital role, ensuring fair land transactions and sustainable development, embodying progress in the real estate sector. Commonly used land record terms in 2024 Terms Meaning Khata Essentially a revenue document assessing the size, location and build-up area of a property. It also identifies the person liable for the payment of property tax. Khasra Also termed as DAG number. It is a unique number given to a land parcel in a village. In urban areas, it is the assigned survey number. Khewat It is a number that is assigned to landowners who jointly own a parcel of land. It can also be understood as the account number granted to various owners. Khatauni Essentially an account book that specifies all landholdings and details of the landowner. Patta It is a record of rights, a document comprising the name of the legal owner of the land property. Jamabandi Records of Rights (RoR) describing land ownership, detail about its owners and cultivators. Nakal A Nakal contains all the information about the land, ownership patterns, revenues, etc. Khudkasht This document indicates that land is being cultivated by its owners, not cultivators. Mauza The term is used to refer to a village. Bainama It refers to a sale deed. FAQs Is RoR and Jamabandi the same? Record of Rights (RoR) or Jamabandi is an essential legal document with all the necessary information about a land parcel. Who maintains the Jamabandi in a state? the Patwari maintains all land records of the land-owning people in a village. In states, the Revenue Department keeps all land records.

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Rajasthan One Rupee Kg Wheat Scheme

Rajasthan One Rupee Kg Wheat Scheme

The current government has currently stopped the Gehlot government’s scheme of giving 1 kg wheat to Antyodaya BPL and State BPL families. The Finance Department has decided to review the scheme.In the 2013-14 budget, the Gehlot government implemented a scheme to distribute wheat at Rs 1 per kg to Antyodaya BPL and State BPL families from April 1, 2013. A provision of Rs 500 crore was made for this in the budget. In this, a provision was made to give 25 kg of wheat to each BPL family at the rate of Rs 1 per kg. After this, from October 1, under the National Food Security Mission, the Central Government started a scheme to give wheat at Rs 2 per kg to APL and BPL families. In this, it was decided to give 5 kg of wheat per person.Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Anna Yojana (PM-GKAY) is a scheme as part of Atmanirbhar Bharat to supply free food grains to migrants and poor. Phase-I and Phase-II of this scheme were operational from April to June, 2020 and July to November, 2020 respectively. Phase III of the scheme was operational from May to June, 2021. Phase-IV of the scheme during July-November, 2021 and Phase V from December 2021 till March, 2022 .Under this scheme, the center provides 5kg of free food grains per month to the poor. This is in addition to the subsidized (Rs 2-3 per kg) ration provided under the National Food Security Act (NFSA) to families covered under the Public Distribution System (PDS). The food grain and the amount may be variable. Phase VI: The PMGKAY scheme for Phase VI from April-September, 2022 would entail an estimated additional food subsidy of Rs. 80,000 Crore. Benefits PMGKAY provides 5 kg of food grain to each family holding a ration card free of cost and the 5 kg of subsidized food grain already offered through the Public Distribution System (PDS). Wheat has been allocated to 6 States/UTs, – Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan, Chandigarh, Delhi, and Gujarat, and rice has been provided to the remaining States/UTs. Eligibility Families belonging to Antyodaya Anna Yojana (AAY) and Priority Households (PHH) categories will be eligible for the scheme. PHH are to be identified by State Governments/Union Territory Administrations as per criteria evolved by them. AAY families are to be identified by States/UTs as per the criteria prescribed by the Central Government: Households headed by widows or terminally ill persons or disabled persons or persons aged 60 years or more with no assured means of subsistence or societal support. Widows or terminally ill persons or disabled persons or persons aged 60 years or more or single women or single men with no family or societal support or assured means of subsistence. All primitive tribal households. Landless agriculture labourers, marginal farmers, rural artisans/craftsmen such as potters, tanners, weavers, blacksmiths, carpenters, slum dwellers, and persons earning their livelihood on daily basis in the informal sector like porters, coolies, rickshaw pullers, hand cart pullers, fruit and flower sellers, snake charmers, rag pickers, cobblers, destitutes and other similar categories in both rural and urban areas. All eligible Below Poverty Line families of HIV positive persons Documents Required Ration Card Aadhar Card (if seeded with Ration Card) Application Process Beneficiaries can quote either their ration card number or the Aadhaar number to any Fair Price Shop dealer across the country. Beneficiaries can undergo Aadhaar authentication by using their fingerprints or iris-based identification. FAQs Who are eligible for the scheme? This scheme can be availed by to all eligible ration cardholders or beneficiaries covered under the National Food Security Act (NFSA), 2013 How Do I avail the Scheme? Is there any application process? Interested person shall visit nearest Fair Price Shop with Ration Card

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Rajasthan Free Uniform Distribution Scheme

Rajasthan Free Uniform Distribution Scheme

A new scheme has been started by the state government to increase the field of education by the Rajasthan government. Whose name is Free Uniform Distribution Scheme . Through this scheme, free school uniforms will be distributed to the students studying in government schools. Through Nishulk Uniform Distribution Scheme, parents of students from economically weaker sections will not have to worry about spending money for their child’s school uniform. Free Uniform Distribution Scheme 2024 Free uniform distribution scheme has been started by the Chief Minister of Rajasthan, Shri Ashok Gehlot. Through this scheme, free uniforms will be distributed to the students studying in government schools of the state. The education department will provide uniform fabric to the girl students of class 1 to class 8 of 64479 government schools. This uniform fabric will be provided to the students through the school. Two sets of uniform fabric will be provided to the students through the Nishulk Uniform Distribution Scheme. And along with this, Rs 200 will be sent to the bank account of the students for stitching the uniform dress. Under this scheme, dress fabric will be provided to one lakh 16 thousand 828 children of the district. Information about free uniform distribution scheme Name of the scheme Free Uniform Distribution Scheme started by Rajasthan government Objective Providing two sets of uniform fabric to students of government schools Beneficiary Students from class 1 to class 8 studying in government schools State Rajasthan Year 2024 Application Process Offline Official Website https://rajasthan.gov.in/ Payment for stitching of dress will be made separately Under the Free Uniform Distribution Scheme, Rs 200 will be paid to each student’s account for the stitching of the dress. If a child does not have a bank account, in such a situation the payment amount will be transferred to his family’s account. Under the Free Distribution Uniform Scheme, 1.16 lakh students from class one to class 8 of the district will be benefited Free Uniform Distribution Scheme Key Points Uniform cloth has reached most of the schools in the state. The packet of this uniform has a photo of Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot. Maximum number of 23 thousand 881 children will be given uniforms in Niwai block of the district. The number of girl students getting free uniforms under this scheme is more. Out of the total students, 62 thousand 305 are girl students and the number of boys is 54 thousand 503. In every district of the state, 1 lakh 16 thousand 808 students from class 1 to 8 will receive dress material. Benefits and Features of Free Uniform Distribution Scheme Only children studying in government schools of Rajasthan will be given the benefit of this scheme. Children from class 1 to 8 will be provided two sets of school uniform fabric. An amount of Rs 200 will also be credited into the account of a student for stitching of the dress. The uniform fabric provided by the state government will be provided to the children through the school. Through the Free Uniform Distribution Scheme, the number of children studying in government schools will also increase. The benefit of the scheme will be given to those children who do not have money to buy school uniforms Free Uniform Distribution Scheme Necessary Documents Aadhar card Bank Account Distribution I Certificate Caste certificate permanent certificate mobile number Educational Qualification Documents Passport size photograph  Eligibility for Free Uniform Distribution Scheme The applicant must be a native of Rajasthan. Only children studying in government schools from class 1 to class 8 will be eligible for this scheme.  How to apply for Free Uniform Distribution Scheme Students who want to avail the benefit of this scheme will first have to go to their school and get the application form for the Uniform Distribution Scheme from their teacher. After getting the application form you have to enter all the required information asked in it. Necessary documents also have to be attached with this application form. After that you will have to submit this form in your school itself. After submitting the form it will be verified by the department. Only after that, two sets of school uniform fabric will be given to the students through the school. FAQs What is the Rajasthan Free Uniform Distribution Scheme? The Rajasthan Free Uniform Distribution Scheme is a government initiative aimed at providing free school uniforms to students in government schools across Rajasthan. This helps in reducing the financial burden on parents and ensures that all children attend school in proper attire. How can students avail of the free uniforms? The uniforms are distributed directly to the students through their respective schools. Parents do not need to apply separately for this benefit as the distribution is managed by the school administration.

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Nirbhaya Fund

Nirbhaya Fund

Government allocated ₹7,212 crore to Nirbhaya Fund for FY 2023-24 Nirbhaya Fund It was created for the implementation of initiatives aimed at enhancing the safety and security for women in the country. It is a non-lapsable corpus fund administered by the Ministry of Finance. Ministry of Women and Child Development (MWCD) is the nodal Ministry to appraise/recommend proposals and schemes to be funded under Nirbhaya Fund. Funding pattern: 60:40 for all States; 90:10 for States withdifficult terrains; 100% for UTs. Covers One Stop Centres scheme, a component under Mission Shakti. Nirbhaya Fund Scheme was established in 2013, in the aftermath of the December 2012 Delhi gang rape and murder case. Nirbhaya (literally means fearless) was given as the victim’s name to conceal the victim’s identity. The Indian government established the ‘Nirbhaya Fund’ to execute initiatives that boost women’s safety. An Empowered Committee (EC) evaluates and suggests proposals for funding under the Nirbhaya Fund in coordination with relevant Ministries/Departments/Agencies. Post EC assessment, concerned Ministries/Departments gain approval from financial authorities for budget allocation to implement approved projects via direct means or through States/UTs/Agencies. What is Nirbhaya Fund? Since April 1, 2015, one of the Nirbhaya Fund’s projects, the “One Stop Centre (OSC) Scheme,” has been implemented nationwide. As of May 2022, over 700 One Stop Centres (OSCs) have opened across India. These centres have helped more than three lakh women. OSCs aim to provide many services to women who have faced abuse under one roof. These services include police help, medical care, legal and mental health counseling, and temporary shelter. OSCs must be within two kilometers of hospitals. They can be in new buildings made for this purpose or existing structures. The government is establishing One Stop Centres in all districts across India. Different ministries and agencies work together on this. A committee approves proposals to use money from the Nirbhaya yojana for this work. Monitoring And Evaluation In collaboration with the relevant Central Ministries/Departments, the MWCD is responsible for reviewing and monitoring the progress of sanctioned projects/schemes under the Nirbhaya yojana. The monitoring and reporting method to be used at the State Government/UT level and at the level of the relevant Central Government Ministry/Department should be included in the proposal. Strict monitoring will be implemented for all applications, including those the EC has already evaluated, and monies will be distributed to the corresponding Ministries/Departments or States/UTs. 3 Major Schemes of Ministry of Women and Child One-Stop Center Scheme To address the violence against women, the Ministry of Women and Child Development (MWCD) maintains a centrally backed scheme. It is part of the National Mission for Women’s Empowerment, including the Indira Gandhi Mattritav Sahyaog Yojana. A one-stop centre will be established nationwide to provide complete support and help to women abused under one roof in private and public settings. The Nirbhaya Fund and the central government are both sponsors of the scheme. Mahila Police Volunteers (MPVs) The Department of Home Affairs and the Ministry of Women and Child Development jointly launched the Mahila Police Volunteers Scheme to recruit MPVs in the States and UTs. It is a central sector initiative that seeks to link public aid for needy women with public policy. Central Victim Compensation Fund (CVCF) The Central Victim Compensation Fund (CVCF) was established under the Nirbhaya Fund Framework to assist states and union territories with victim compensation schemes. The CVCF is a one-time grant of additional monies to the states/UTs in response to the Supreme Court’s directives. Significant Features of the Nirbhaya Fund The Centre grants money to states through the Nirbhaya Fund, which they then spend on programmes to safeguard women’s protection. The Women and Child Development Ministry is the nodal body for Nirbhaya Fund expenditure. Previously, it was responsible for providing cash. Still, now it evaluates the programmes presented to it by the states under the Nirbhaya scheme, approves them, and recommends them to the Department of Economic Affairs for funding allocation. Only approximately 20% of the money provided by the Union Women and Child Development Ministry has been used by the states. In the Union Home Ministry instance, the states have filed utilization certifications for less than 9% of the Nirbhaya Fund money. Latest project was undertaken by States and Central governments by utilizing the Nirbhaya fund The One Stop Center Scheme, commonly known as “Sakhi Centers,” intends to create facilities to support women subjected to violence. There are First Aid, Medical, Police, Legal, and Counseling Support services available. Mahila Police Volunteers (MPVs), who will act as a bridge between the police and the community, will assist needy women. Haryana is the first state where the Mahila Police Volunteer programme has officially begun. One Stop Centers will be connected through the nationalisation of the Nirbhaya helpline, which will have a single number for the entire nation. To ensure that women and young girls are protected while being transported, the Andhra Pradesh government has suggested the Abhaya Project. Chirali (Friends Forever): This programme is utilised in Rajasthan. Gram Panchayats construct Community Action Groups with the goal to foster an atmosphere that enables girls and women to roam freely and take advantage of opportunities for their well-being. FAQs When was Nirbhaya Fund established? The Nirbhaya Fund was a 10 billion rupee corpus announced by the Government of India in its 2013 Union Budget. What is the purpose of the Nirbhaya Fund? The Nirbhaya Fund can be used towards women’s safety programmes and activities.

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Kanya Sumangala Yojana

Kanya Sumangala Yojana

Economic development of girls is very important in the society so that they do not depend on anyone for basic necessities. In such a situation, the UP government has started Kanya Sumangala Yojana for the daughters of its state , under which financial assistance of Rs 25 thousand is provided to the girls of the state in 6 different installments from birth till completion of studies up to class 12th. This amount can be used to ensure the education of girls. What is Kanya Sumangala Yojana? The Uttar Pradesh government has started the Kanya Sumangala Yojana for the education of girls. Under this scheme, financial assistance of Rs 25,000 will be provided to girls in unequal installments at different levels from birth to 12th class, which will help the girls in getting proper education. Earlier, assistance amount of ₹ 15000 was given under this scheme, but now it has been increased to ₹ 25000 by the government . Poor families who consider girls a burden and kill them at birth or stop their education, such families will get proper guidance through this scheme so that they can change their negative thinking towards daughters. This scheme will bring change in the society, people’s thinking will change and this will make the future of daughters bright. What is the objective of Kanya Sumangala Yojana? The main objective of launching Kanya Sumangala Yojana by the Uttar Pradesh government is the social and economic development of daughters which is possible only with good education. Therefore, to ensure the education of girls, the UP government has launched Kanya Sumangala Yojana which will provide them financial assistance for education at different levels. This scheme will change the negative thinking of people about daughters and this will also encourage daughters for higher education. When and how much money will be received under Kanya Sumangala Yojana At the time of birth of girl child: ₹5000/- For vaccination after 1 year of birth: ₹2000/- On taking admission in class 1st: ₹3000/ – On taking admission in class 6th: ₹3000/- On taking admission in class 9th: ₹5000/- Lump sum amount on admission in class 12th: ₹7000- Benefits of Kanya Sumangala Yojana Uttar Pradesh Under the scheme, the UP government provides financial assistance of ₹ 5000 to the poor family on birth in the first class. After this, Rs 2000 on vaccination after 1 year. An amount of ₹18000 is provided for studies from class 1st to 12th. In this way, the girls receive a total amount of ₹ 25000 in unequal installments. This amount helps girls to get education. This scheme also encourages poor families so that they do not consider their girls a burden and create obstacles in their education. This is an important initiative of the UP government for the economic and social development of girls. Eligibility for Kanya Sumangala Yojana The girl child and her guardians should be permanent residents of Uttar Pradesh state. Such girls who are born after 1 April 2019 will be given the benefit of this scheme. Keep in mind that a maximum of two children in a family can avail the benefits of this scheme. Families whose annual income is less than Rs 3 lakh will be benefited under this scheme. In case of twins, the benefit of the scheme will be given to up to three girls. While filling the application form of the scheme, the applicant will have to provide another number along with the valid mobile number. There is a provision to provide benefits to girls from poor families under this scheme. Girls of every religion, caste or class will be able to avail the benefits of this scheme. If any mistake is found in the documents or application form then the applicant’s application will be rejected. Documents required for Kanya Sumangala Yojana Aadhaar card of guardian Birth certificate of girl child Address proof I Certificate electricity bill Bank account details Passport size photograph Mobile number etc. How to apply under Kanya Sumangala Yojana 2024? First of all, open the official website of Kanya Sumangala Yojana https://mksy.up.gov.in/ . Now the home page of the official website will open, in it you have to click on the option “New User-Register Yourself”. After clicking, a registration form will open in which all the required information will have to be entered carefully. After entering the information, you will have to complete the registration process by clicking on the “Register” option. After registration, you will receive a user ID with the help of which you will have to login back to the portal. After logging in, the application form of the scheme will open, which has to be filled carefully and duly. After filling the application form, important documents have to be scanned and uploaded. After doing this, you will have to click on the “Submit” option given at the end After doing this, the process of online application under Kanya Sumangala Yojana will be completed. FAQs What is Kanya Sumangala Yojana? Kanya Sumangala Yojana is a scheme launched by the Government of Uttar Pradesh to support the education and welfare of girls. The scheme provides financial assistance to families with girl children to promote their education and well-being. How can I track the status of my application? You can track the status of your application through the official Kanya Sumangala Yojana website or by contacting the local Women and Child Development Office.

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Rajasthan Old Age Farmer Pension Scheme

Rajasthan Old Age Farmer Pension Scheme

The Rajasthan government has introduced the “Suraksha Laghu Evam Simaant Vriddhajan Krishak Samman Pension Yojana” to uplift the lives of small and marginal farmers in the state. This initiative recognizes the significant contributions of these farmers to the agricultural sector and aims to provide them with much-needed social security during their golden years. By offering a monthly pension to eligible farmers aged 60 and above, the scheme seeks to alleviate financial worries and ensure a degree of economic independence for these individuals. This program serves as a critical step towards improving the overall well-being of small and marginal farmers in Rajasthan, acknowledging their hard work and dedication to food production. Rajasthan Old Age Pension Yojana 2024 The old age pension in Rajasthan scheme is a social safety net program that provides financial assistance to senior citizens in the state of Rajasthan. The old age pension in Rajasthan scheme covers all citizens of Rajasthan who are above the age of 60 years and provides them with a monthly pension. The old age pension Rajasthan scheme has been successful in reducing poverty among the elderly population of Rajasthan and has helped improve their quality of life. Benefits The applicant should be a native of Rajasthan State. The applicant should be a farmer. The female applicant’s age should be more than 55 years and the male more than 58 years. Documents Required Aadhar Card Copy Jan Aadhar/Bhamashah Card Copy Bank Account Details. Applicant – Passport-size photo. Exclusions Termination of pension:- (i) The pension will cease to exist on the date of death of the pensioner. The undrawn amount of pension payable till the date of death will lapse.(ii) In case of permanent or temporary migration of the pensioner outside Rajasthan, the pension will normally be terminated. However, the Treasurer/Deputy Treasurer, as the case may be, may resume payment of pension from the date of personal appearance before the pensioner on his return to Rajasthan, but the arrears of accrued pension for the period of his stay outside Rajasthan will be payable. Will not happen.(iii) If a small and marginal farmer pensioner has more land than the prescribed category, i.e. if the farmer is out of the small and marginal category, the pension will be stopped. Application Process Step-1: Applicant have to visit the official portal. Step-2: Click on the option “Register”.Step-3: Then you will be redirected to the SSO registration page. The registration page will appear with the following options. Citizen Step-4: Choose the either one option from the Jan Aadhaar Or Google to process further. Jan Aadhaar : Enter the Jan Aadhaar number, click on the ‘Next’ button, Select your name, the name of the head of the family and all the other members and Click on the ‘Send OTP’ button. Enter the ‘OTP’ and Click on the ‘Verify OTP’ button to Complete the registration. Google : Enter the Gmail ID, click on the ‘Next’ button, Enter the password. A new link appear on screen, now click on new SSO link. SSO id will appear on screen, now create the password. Enter Mobile number, click on registration. Apply Step-1: Applicant have to visit the official portal. Step-2: After login, dashboard will open.Step-3: Click on “IFMS-RAJSSP” option. Step-4: In “IFMS-RAJSSP”, click on “Application Entry Request”.Step-5: Enter the “Bhamashah Family ID” and search. Step-6: Select the person name and scheme name. Step-7: Complete the Aadhaar Authentication and click on get details. Step-8: Provide the required details. – Pensioner Details. – Bank Details. – Disability Details. – Verification Details. – Upload Documents.Step-9: Submit. FAQs What is Bhamashah Card? The Bhamashah card provided by this yojana is linked to a bank account in the name of the housewife. The card also provides women with biometric identification and core banking functions, as well as a variety of cash benefits that are directly transferred to their bank account. How much pension amount is given under Vridhjan Krishak Samman Pension Yojana? 1. To a pensioner below 75 years of age : ₹750/- per month 2. To pensioners aged 75 years and above : ₹1,000/- per mont

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National Apprenticeship and Training Scheme(NATS)

National Apprenticeship and Training Scheme (NATS)

National Apprentice Training Scheme (NATS) is a scheme launched by the government of India to upscale the youth. The government understand that there is a gap between the practical and theoretical knowledge of students. To bridge the gap, the government launched this scheme and trained them to be industry-ready. The purpose of the NATS scheme is to ensure people source jobs in the formal sector and private organisations through skill training. Defining NATS NATS or National Apprenticeship Training Scheme, is popular among companies and the government. This scheme was launched by the Government of India in 2006 to give students a chance to train after college. In this technical training scheme, they learn new skills that help them grow in future. Some key features of NATS This beneficial scheme offers one year to observe the candidate’s performance before making them regular full-time employees. Through this training scheme, the government pays the recruiter 50% of the minimum payment that must be made to the trainees for their assistance. The training scheme ensures that there is no shortage of workers in the company to accomplish the tasks. The scheme permits organisations to address even future needs for human resources. Government-designated trades and private institution-optional trades are offered. Both designated and optional trades have been covered under this plan. If an organisation operates its business in several states of India, then it can operate nationally. Objective of NATS To assist firms in developing skilled labour to face future problems provided by technological or regulatory developments. To create long-term job prospects for marginalised populations by directing them towards office jobs, with a preference for women and those in traditional roles. To develop jobs and self-employment opportunities for young people, thereby promoting entrepreneurship programs and raising earnings. Eligibility Criteria The applicant’s age limit to be above 16 years, as on the date of application as per the age criteria that are prescribed are eligible for the skill development programme of NATS. Applicant must hold a degree/diploma certificate to apply for this scheme The applicants who are already trained under any other Government training programme of skill development are not eligible under this scheme. The applicant should not be self-employed The applicant must not be a dismissed Government employee. Documents Required Identity Proof: PAN Card, Aadhaar Card, Driving License, Voter ID Card, etc. Address Proof: Aadhar Card, Valid Passport, Utility bill, Property tax bill, Telephone bill, etc.  Benefits of NATS Employers can solve talent shortages by ensuring that none exist inside the organisation. Employers who receive NATS training are exempt from EPF and ESI contributions. Skill development creates a proactive staff, which becomes an asset to the business. The cost of hiring decreases since apprentices taught through the programme begin contributing immediately. If the companies are not happy with the apprentice’s work, they don’t need to appoint them. Apprenticeship programshave low retention rates, as apprentices remain loyal to the organisation. Helps project your brand as one that cares about the local community and wants to engage with them. NATS Online Application Step 1: All eligible entrepreneurs can visit the official NATS web portal in a browser  Step 2: Click on the “Register” button that is visible on the home page. Step 3: Now, select the establishment and click the register option. Step 4: Select the category as “Establishment” under the enrolment type.  Step 5: Fill all the details. Hence all communication will be sent to the place of training e‐mail‐id. A unique e‐mail‐id will be provided to the applicant for login and it cannot be changed  Step 6: Fill manpower, infrastructure for imparting training and apprentices requirement details  Step 7: Before declaration ensure all the details entered are correct & click submit button Step 8: After the completion of 7 steps, the system will generate a user name, e‐mail‐id and password  Step 9: Enrolled establishment can log in to the portal. Step 10: Establishment can see training & placement, job fair and contract details in the Home page. FAQs What is the National Apprenticeship and Training Scheme (NATS)? NATS is a government program in India aimed at providing practical training to graduates, diploma holders, and ITI pass-outs to enhance their employability. The scheme bridges the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical skills needed in industries. Who is eligible for NATS? The scheme is open to graduates, diploma holders, and ITI pass-outs in engineering, technology, and other related fields. Candidates must be Indian citizens and have completed their education within the last three years.

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Rajasthan Mukhyamantri Vishesh Yogyajan Samman Pension Yojana

Rajasthan Mukhyamantri Vishesh Yogyajan Samman Pension Yojana

The Mukhyamantri Vishesh Yogyajan Samman Pension Yojana (MVSYS) stands as a testament to the commitment of the Government of Rajasthan towards the welfare of its citizens, particularly those with disabilities. Launched in 2013 under the auspices of the Department of Social Justice and Empowerment, this visionary scheme aims to extend crucial financial assistance to persons with disabilities (PwDs) across the state. It operates as a lifeline for individuals grappling with various disabilities, ensuring their financial security and enabling them to lead dignified lives. By providing a pension to eligible beneficiaries, MVSYS not only addresses the economic challenges faced by PwDs but also emphasizes inclusivity and equal opportunities. Through its implementation, the scheme not just disperses funds but fosters a culture of empathy and support, reaffirming the government’s commitment to uplifting marginalized communities. In essence, MVSYS embodies the principles of social justice and empowerment, serving as a beacon of hope and resilience for individuals with disabilities in Rajasthan. Benefits under the scheme The following monthly pension will be provided: Age Criteria Amount 75 Years or Less ₹1,000/- per Month. 75 Years or More ₹1,250/- per Month. Leprosy Free Patient ₹2,500/- per Month. Silicosis Disease Patient ₹1,500/- per Month. Eligibility Applicant must be a resident of Rajasthan. The disability of the disabled applicant should be 40% or more. The height of the naturally sown applicant should be less than 3 feet 6 inches. A person suffering from natural eunuchism is also eligible. Beneficiaries free from leprosy or suffering from silicosis disease will also be eligible. The annual income of the applicant’s family should not exceed Rs 60,000/-. Documents required to avail the benefits Aadhar card. Jan-Aadhaar/ Bhamashah Card. Birth certificate. Ration card. Basic address proof. Bank account statement. Income declaration form. Certificate issued by a doctor for specially abled persons. Process of taking benefit Step-1: Applicant have to visit the official portal. Step-2: Click on the option “Register”.Step-3: Then you will be redirected to the SSO registration page. The registration page will appear with the following options. Citizen Step-4: Choose the either one option from the Jan Aadhaar Or Google to process further. Jan Aadhaar : Enter the Jan Aadhaar number, click on the ‘Next’ button, Select your name, the name of the head of the family and all the other members and Click on the ‘Send OTP’ button. Enter the ‘OTP’ and Click on the ‘Verify OTP’ button to Complete the registration. Google : Enter the Gmail ID, click on the ‘Next’ button, Enter the password. A new link appear on screen, now click on new SSO link. SSO id will appear on screen, now create the password. Enter Mobile number, click on registration. Apply Step-1: Applicant have to visit the official portal. Step-2: After login, dashboard will open.Step-3: Click on “IFMS-RAJSSP” option. Step-4: In “IFMS-RAJSSP”, click on “Application Entry Request”.Step-5: Enter the “Bhamashah Family ID” and search. Step-6: Select the person name and scheme name. Step-7: Complete the Aadhaar Authentication and click on get details. Step-8: Provide the required details. – Pensioner Details. – Bank Details. – Disability Details. – Verification Details. – Upload Documents.Step-9: Submit. FAQs Is there a income Criteria in this scheme? The Annual Income of Beneficiary Family should not be more than ₹60,000/-. Is there any Disability Percentage ? Applicant should be Disabled and Disability Percentage should be more than 40%.

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