Government Schemes

The government believes that only a healthy India can succeed in global competition. In order to ensure affordable healthcare services to all classes of people, a number of government-sponsored health schemes have been introduced in recent years. Alongside, the government has also come up with the Pradhan Mantri Ayushman Bharat health insurance scheme. yushman Bharat Yojana is a ‘National Health Protection Scheme’ introduced by the Central Government of India in budget 2018. The Ayushman Bharat Yojana scheme will provide Rs. 5 lakh of health insurance coverage to poor families for the protection of their health. Through the Ayushman Bharat Yojana scheme, nearly 10 crore families will be benefited, which means that more than 50 crore people will be benefited from this scheme. In this article, we look at the features, eligibility criteria and enrollment procedures pertaining to the scheme. What is Ayushman Bharat health insurance? Ayushman Bharat is a health protection scheme to provide health insurance to citizens. It provides insurance coverage of up to Rs.5 lakh on a family floater basis to beneficiaries every year in order to receive primary, secondary, and tertiary healthcare services. The scheme was earlier referred to as AB-NHPS as it is an initiative under the existing National Health Protection Scheme (NHPS). Currently, it is known as Ayushman Bharat Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (PM-JAY). The government plans to distribute this scheme through national insurance companies. The scheme subsumes the existing senior citizen health insurance scheme as well as the Rashtriya Swasthya Bima Yojana. Features of Ayushman Bharat Yojana This Yojana focuses on creating a health and wellness infrastructure, and extending insurance coverage to at least 40 percent of the Indian population. This NHPS scheme will overcome the flaw of the currently existing Rashtriya Swasthya Bima Yojana scheme, which covers the unorganized sectors. This scheme offers Rs. 5 lakh to each eligible Indian families for their medical care. Enables the beneficiaries to avail cashless treatment facilities within the country from both private and government hospitals. Under this scheme, National health protection scheme will provide the cashless treatment to the patients. This scheme provides wellness centers to care for the patients. In future, the government will upgrade the public health centers into wellness centers. The scheme can be utilised to get primary, secondary, and tertiary healthcare services. The benefits of the scheme can be availed at any government hospital or empanelled private hospital. The eligibility of beneficiaries targeted towards the poor, deprived rural families and identified occupational category of urban workers’ families based on the Socio-Economic Caste Census (SECC) 2011 data. Package model will be followed to make payments. The package will be defined by the government-in-charge in terms of payment of total costs, specific services, and procedures. An Ayushman Bharat National Health Protection Mission will be established for effective coordination between the Central and the state governments. The scheme covers about 40% of the country’s population who are poor and vulnerable. All expenses incurred by the beneficiary from his pocket during the hospitalisation will also be covered. The cost incurred during the pre and post-hospitalisation period will be covered. The insurance provides cashless hospitalisation facility. Daycare treatment expenses are covered by the scheme. The insurance scheme covers all pre-existing health conditions. Follow-up of medical examinations upto 15 days are also covered to ensure that the patients have recovered completely. Ayushman Bharat Yojana Eligibility criteria for rural families Families that do not have an earning adult member aged between 16 and 59 years. Households headed by female members having no adult male members aged between 16 and 59 years. Households with a single room having makeshift walls and roof. Households belonging to the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes categories. Households that have disabled members with no able members offering support. Landless households with manual labour as their basic source of income. In addition, the following households are automatically eligible: Destitute families who rely on alms. Families of manual scavengers. Households without proper shelter. Families of bonded labour. Primitive and particularly vulnerable tribal groups. Eligibility criteria for urban families An urban family must belong to one of the listed occupational categories to be eligible for the scheme: Street vendors, cobblers, and hawkers. Domestic workers. Rag pickers and beggars. Construction site workers, plumbers, masons, painters, welders, and security guards. Coolies. Sweepers, sanitation workers, and gardeners. Transport workers such as conductors, drivers, cart pullers, and others. Artisans, home-based workers, handicraft workers, and tailors. Washermen and watchmen. Electricians, mechanics, repair workers, and assemblers. Peons, helpers, shop workers, delivery assistants, attendants, and waiters. Eligibility criteria for hospitals Similar to setting eligibility criteria for beneficiaries, the government has framed eligibility criteria for a hospital to be empanelled. The criteria are: The hospital must be registered with state health agencies. Qualified medical and nursing staff must be available 24/7. The hospital must have a minimum of 10 in-patient beds. The medical facility must have an accessible washroom. An interoperable IT system should be in place to manage data. A complete record of Ayushman Bharat patients must be maintained and shared with the government as per the requirement. Ambulance and other emergency services must be available. A dedicated medical officer should be appointed to take care of AB-NHPS operations. There should be a blood bank and testing laboratory in the vicinity. The medical facility must have all the equipment and technical necessities. The hospital must have facilities such as regulated water, electricity, and bio-medical waste disposal. How can you start registering for Pradhan Mantri Ayushman Bharat Yojana online? To commence the registration process, you will have to visit the Pradhan Mantri Ayushman Bharat Yojana website. It is followed by entering your mobile number and the Captcha Code. You must then click on the ‘Generate OTP’ option.  An OTP number is sent to your mobile number through which you can access the website and complete the verification process. You are taken to the PMJAY login screen.  Moreover, you must select the state from which you are applying for the Pradhan Mantri Ayushman Bharat Yojana. You then choose how you want to select your

The Consumer Protection Act, implemented in 1986, gives easy and fast compensation to consumer grievances. It safeguards and encourages consumers to speak against insufficiency and flaws in goods and services. If traders and manufacturers practice any illegal trade, this act protects their rights as a consumer. The primary motivation of this forum is to bestow aid to both the parties and eliminate lengthy lawsuits. This Protection Act covers all goods and services of all public, private, or cooperative sectors, except those exempted by the central government. The act provides a platform for a consumer where they can file their complaint, and the forum takes action against the concerned supplier and compensation is granted to the consumer for the hassle he/she has encountered. The government enacted the Consumer Protection Act, 2019 (‘Act’) to protect consumer rights and interests. The Consumer Protection Act, 2019 replaced the Consumer Protection Act, 1986. The Act aims to achieve public welfare by enabling consumers to participate directly in the market. It covers all goods and services by the private and public sectors. It is a weapon in the hands of the consumers for enforcing consumer rights and fighting against exploitation by manufacturers, traders, sellers and providers of services. What is Consumer Rights? Every country provides a set of consumer rights to ensure maximum protection for its citizens. Consumer rights allow customers to have the required information about goods and services while purchasing them. Even though manufacturers, traders, sellers and businessmen know their responsibilities towards society, they could exploit the consumers through fraud, unfair trade practices, etc.  Consumer rights protect consumers against such unfair practices and enable them to enforce these rights. In India, the government provides consumer rights under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019 to protect their interests. Consumer Definition The Consumer Protection Act defines a consumer as a person who buys goods or services for consideration (NOT for resale). Also, a consumer is who uses the goods and services with the permission of the person who purchases the goods or services. The Act covers all goods and services including banking, e-commerce, telecom, insurance, electricity, transportation in the private and public sector. Objective of the Consumer Protection Act protect against the marketing of goods which are hazardous to life and property;  inform about the quality, quantity, potency, purity, standard and price of goods to protect the consumer against unfair trade practices;  assure, wherever possible, access to an authority of goods at competitive prices; hear and to assure that consumers interests will receive due consideration at appropriate forums; seek redressal against unfair trade practices or unscrupulous exploitation of consumers; consumer education. Consumer Rights and Responsibilities The Rights of the Consumer Right to Safety- Before buying, a consumer can insist on the quality and guarantee of the goods. They should ideally purchase a certified product like ISI or AGMARK. Right to Choose- Consumer should have the right to choose from a variety of goods and in a competitive price. Right to be informed- The buyers should be informed with all the necessary details of the product, make her/him act wise, and change the buying decision. Right to Consumer Education- Consumer should be aware of his/her rights and avoid exploitation. Ignorance can cost them more. Right to be heard- This means the consumer will get due attention to express their grievances at a suitable forum. Right to seek compensation- The defines that the consumer has the right to seek redress against unfair and inhumane practices or exploitation of the consumer. The Responsibilities of the Consumer Responsibility to be aware – A consumer has to be mindful of the safety and quality of products and services before purchasing. Responsibility to think independently– Consumer should be well concerned about what they want and need and therefore make independent choices. Responsibility to speak out- Buyer should be fearless to speak out their grievances and tell traders what they exactly want Responsibility to complain- It is the consumer’s responsibility to express and file a complaint about their dissatisfaction with goods or services in a sincere and fair manner. Responsibility to be an Ethical Consumer- They should be fair and not engage themselves with any deceptive practice. Importance of Consumer Rights Many people complain that they receive contaminated or substandard products, goods or services for which they pay the entire price. Such products can cause harm to the health of consumers. Thus, consumer protection is a priority for the government. The government has recognised certain consumer rights to protect their interests.  The Act gives certain consumer rights to the people to ensure that the manufacturers or sellers do not cheat them and that the consumers are protected against fraud or exploitation. Consumers must take precautions to buy the correct goods at the right price and know how to avoid loss or injury. Along with having consumer rights, it is also essential to know them to enforce them and get the appropriate remedy/compensation. Under the Act, consumers can register complaints and be compensated for receiving contaminated or substandard products. It encourages and protects to speak up about defects and inadequacies in services and products. It protects consumers when traders, manufacturers and sellers engage in illicit trade. How to File a Complaint? Within two years of purchasing the product or services, the complaint should be filled. In the complaint, the consumer should mention the details of the problem. This can be an exchange or replacement of the product, compensation for mental or physical torture. However, the declaration needs to be reasonable. All the relevant receipts, bills should be kept and attached to the complaint letter. A written complaint should be then sent to the consumer forum via email, registered post, fax or hand-delivered. Acknowledgement is important and should not be forgotten to receive. The complaint can be in any preferred language. The hiring of a lawyer not required. All the documents sent and received should be kept. Procedure to File Consumer Case- Any consumer complaint relating to a good or service must be filed in writing with a District Forum by the consumer along with the fee. On receipt of a complaint, the District

E-Sewa Punjab is a unified online platform by the Punjab Government to provide citizen services to residents of the state. Developed by an in-house team of 40 software developers and technical experts, this portal has processed over three crore applications by more than 6,000 citizens.  TeSewa Punjab Portal aims to provide government services faceless and paperless. Citizens can now expect accountable, cost-effective, accessible, and transparent government services. By removing time-consuming, cumbersome, and non-value-adding steps from the process, Seva enhances citizen service delivery. Reducing the number of visits to avail services facilitates hassle-free delivery and reduces turnaround time and opportunity costs. To bring all Sewa Kendra services under one umbrella, the Government of Punjab introduced the E-Sewa Punjab portal. Residents of Punjab no longer require visiting the government offices to collect certificates or apply for services, as they can use the E-Sewa Punjab to do the same. The E-Sewa is available in both English and Punjabi languages. Using this portal, citizens can apply for different services, track their applications, and receive certificates online. This integrated platform makes the processing of government services seamless, transparent, and quicker.  What is E-Sewa Punjab? E-Sewa Punjab, also referred to as Punjab E-District Sewa is an online portal by the Government of Punjab. It offers over 430 online services. This portal is a one-stop online destination, where citizens can apply for services, report grievances, verify certificates, and download documents. Objective of eSewa Punjab Punjab’s Ministry of Governmental Reforms has launched the Esewa Punjab Network. Consumers have access to a wide range of services on that platform. Everything can be done online with just a few taps, whether an eSewa Punjab funeral or a birth certificate. A web page like this provides access to goods while eliminating potential eSewa Punjab funeral certificate complications. You can use that gateway to schedule an appointment to attend a Seva Kendra online. Services available on E-Sewa Punjab Punjab Residence certificate NOC for new establishments Senior citizen identity card, different pension schemes, financial aid/assistance, scholarships for students, Disability certificate/UDID card Right to information (RTI Act 2005), Public grievance redressal, COVID-19 ex-gratia, Record of rights, online bidder enrolment, bid/proposal submission, tender result announcement Income and asset certificate, Ashirwad (Shagun) scheme Bonafide certificate, school registration, NOC for schools, scholarship application, examination results online Sanction of water supply/sewerage connection in corporation cities and MC towns, change of title in water bill/sewerage bill, application for fire NOC online, road cutting permission & inspections, online payment of property tax, building or development permit, Occupancy certificate, application for NOC for construction (plan) Change of ownership, issuance of CD, No due certificate, re-allotment letter, permission for sale/gift/transfer, permission to mortgage, permit of professional consultancy services, transfer of letter of intent, demarcation of plot, Completion/Occupation certificate, DPC certificate, sanction of sewerage connection & water supply View Jamabandi & mutation Registration of cooperative societies Fard, issuance of E-stamp paper, affidavit attestation, certified copies of all kinds of previously registered and unregistered documents, countersigning of documents, a inspection of revenue records Electricity bill payment, new connection (business) Features of eSewa Punjab Portal The purpose of the system is to facilitate the faster processing of public cases, appeals, and grievances, as well as disseminate information as per the needs of the public Among the benefits of using the portal is the ability to receive payments online, request services online, approve services, and receive services online With the use of this e-district portal, various online service requests can be made with multiple departments through the internet Using the portal, you will be able to get the latest and most accurate information related to the functions and services provided by the eSewa Punjab Government The project’s goal was to provide citizens with easy and convenient access to services using Common Service Centres/ Public Facilitation Centres in a remote computing environment. The Procedure of e-Sewa Punjab Portal Registration Visit the e-Sewa Punjab Portal Step 1: Visit the official e-District Sewa Portal to avail all citizen-centric services. Step 2: The second step is for you to select either English or Punjabi as the language on the screen. eSewa Punjab New User Registration Step 3: Citizens are required to register with e-District Sewa before they can access the e-District application if they are accessing the portal for the first time. Step 4: You can register yourself as a user by clicking on the ‘User Registration option on the portal. The registration page appears on the screen. Please provide the details required by the application, including your name, email address, user identification, password, as well as security questions. Please enter the captcha and click on the submit button once you have entered it. eSewa Login into Portal Step 5: Using the generated user id and password, log in to the e-Sewa Punjab portal and apply for the required service. Upload Documents  Step 6: At this point, you will have to scan and upload all of the supporting documents that are mentioned for the services. Make Payment Step 7: Pay the necessary amount through the payment gateway in order to complete the transaction. The application can be submitted as soon as the payment has been made successfully. Print Acknowledgement Slip Step 8: Once the e-District application has been submitted, you can print the acknowledgement receipt generated by the application for future reference. FAQs What is the helpline number of Sewa Kendra Punjab? The helpline number of Sewa Kendra Punjab is 1100 How can I complain to Sewa Kendra in Punjab? To complain, you can call the helpline number 1100 or send an E-mail to [email protected]. 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Launched in 2008 and implemented by the Khadi & Village Industries Commission (KVIC), the scheme provides credit up to Rs 50 lakh (increased from earlier up to Rs 25 lakh) to aspiring entrepreneurs for launching their new manufacturing units and up to Rs 20 lakh (from Rs 10 lakh earlier) for new service units. The scheme was also extended over the 15th Finance Commission Cycle from 2021-22 to 2025-26 with an outlay of Rs 13,554.42 crore.  Since its inception till March 13, 2023, over 8.58 lakhs enterprises were assisted, generating a total estimated employment of around 70 lakhs, with around Rs 21,509 crore disbursed as margin money subsidy. The scheme helped create 8.25 lakh employment with 1.03 lakh units set up during FY22 while in FY21, 5.95 lakh jobs were created with 74,415 new enterprises launched. Before Covid, 5.33 lakh jobs were generated in FY20 with 66,653 new units set up.  Prime Minister’s Employment Generation Programme (PMEGP) is a credit-linked subsidy programme introduced by the government of India in 2008. PMEGP is a merger of two schemes, namely, Prime Minister’s Rojgar Yojna and Rural Employment Generation Programme. This program focuses on generating self-employment opportunities through micro-enterprise establishments in the non-farm sector by helping unemployed youth and traditional artisans. The Ministry of MSME administers the Prime Minister’s Employment Generation Programme (PMEGP). The PMEGP Scheme is being implemented by Khadi and Village Industries Commission (KVIC) at the national level. At the State level, the Scheme is being implemented through State Khadi and Village Industries Commission Directorates, State Khadi and Village Industries Boards and District Industries Centres and banks. Salient features of the scheme The Scheme is implemented through Khadi and Village Industries Commission, State Khadi and Village Industries Commission Directorates, State Khadi and Village Industries Boards and District Industries Centres and banks in Urban and Rural areas in the ratio of 30:30:40 between Khadi and Village Industries Commission / Khadi and Village Industries Boards / DIC respectively Assistance under the PMEGP is only available to new units that are to be established There is no income ceiling for setting up projects Existing units or units that are already availing any government subsidy (State or Central) are ineligible Any industry including coir based projects (excluding those mentioned in the negative list) can take advantage of this scheme The per capita investment under the scheme should not exceed Rs 1 lakh in plain areas and Rs 1.5 lakh in hilly areas. Maximum project cost Rs 10 lakh in the service sector and Rs 25 lakh in the manufacturing sector is this limit. Objectives of Prime Minister’s Employment Generation Programme Generation of sustainable and continuous self-employment opportunities in urban and rural areas of the country Providing sustainable and continuous employment to a large segment of rural and urban unemployed youth, traditional and prospective artisans through the establishment of micro-enterprises Facilitating the financial institution’s participation for higher credit flow to the micro sector Eligibility Individuals with age of 18 years or more Passing standard VIII is required for a project above Rs 5 lakh in the service sector and above Rs 10 lakh in the manufacturing sector Institutions registered under Societies Registration Act- 1860 Production based co-operative societies Self-help groups and charitable trust Negative list of activities Businesses / Industries connected with processing/productions/sale of meat or intoxicant items like pan/beedi/cigarette etc. Businesses/ Industries linked with sericulture, cultivation, floriculture, horticulture. Manufacture of containers of recycled plastic/polythene carry bags of less than 20 microns Processing of pashmina wool and other products which involves hand spinning and hand weaving which comes under the purview of Khadi Certification Rule. Rural transport (except houseboat, shikara, tourist boat in Andaman & Nicobar Islands and in Jammu & Kashmir, auto rickshaw and cycle rickshaw.) CNG auto rickshaw will be permitted only in Andaman & Nicobar Islands and North Eastern Region of the country with the prior approval of Chief Secretary of the State on merit. Margin- The margin money contribution is 5% of the cost of the project for special category borrowers and 10% for General category borrowers. Illustration: Suppose Miss Nishitha applies to XYZ bank for Rs 8 lakh loan, the bank might finance only 80% of the loan amount (ie Rs 6,40,000/-). The balance 20% (ie Rs 1,60,000/-) is called as margin money and Nishita has to make arrangements for the same. Subsidy General Category: The eligible subsidy is 25% of the cost of the project in rural areas and 15% in urban areas. Special Category: The eligible subsidy is 35% of the cost of the project in rural areas and 25% in urban areas. Quantum of margin money subsidy Categories of beneficiaries under PMEGP Beneficiary’s own contribution (of project cost) Rate of Subsidy       Urban Rural General Category 10% 15% 25% Special Category (including SC/ST/OBC /Minorities/ Women, Ex-Servicemen, Physically handicapped, NER, Hill, and Border areas etc) 5% 25% 35% How does this scheme work? Banks will finance capital expenditure in the form of a term loan and working capital in the form of cash credit. Projects can also be financed in the form of composite loan consisting of capital expenditure and working capital The bank credit will be ranging between 60-75% of the cost after deducting (Margin Money) subsidy and the owner’s contribution. Though banks will claim subsidy on the basis of the projections of capital expenditure mentioned in the project report, Margin Money can be availed only on the actual availment of capital expenditure and excess if any, is to be refunded to KVIC Working Capital component should be utilized in such a manner that at one point it should touch 100% limit of the cash credit within 3 years of the lock-in period of margin money and not less than 75% utilization of the sanctioned limit. Procedure or applying at PMEGP e-portal First, visit the website my.msme.gov.in or kviconline.gov.in Click the link ”Prime Minister Employment Generation Programme” or “PMEGP ePortal” Now, click on “Online Application Form For Individual” to fill the application form. Then PMEGP Application Form will be then visible here. Guidelines for filling the Online PMEGP Application for an

India is a country of diverse cultures and traditions, where caste plays a significant role, even in the modern administrative process. The caste certificate is a substantial document to authenticate the individual’s caste. This article focuses on the process, eligibility, and various aspects associated with obtaining a caste certificate in Delhi. A Caste Certificate in Delhi is an essential document that certifies the caste status of an individual. This document is crucial for those who belong to Scheduled Castes (SC), Scheduled Tribes (ST), Other Backward Classes (OBC), and Economically Weaker Sections (EWS). It serves to avail various schemes, scholarships, and benefits provided by the Delhi Government. To apply, one needs to fill an online application on the official website of the Delhi Government, submit necessary documents such as Aadhar card, residence proof, and a declaration stating the caste to which they belong. Upon successful verification, the caste certificate is issued Caste Certificate Delhi A caste certificate in Delhi is an official document issued by the government to individuals belonging to various castes and communities. It serves as proof of their social status and enables them to avail reservations, quotas, scholarships, and other benefits provided by the government for their respective communities, ensuring equal opportunities and empowerment. Topic Caste Certificate Online Delhi State Delhi Objective Caste Certificate Delhi Download Process  Beneficiaries Holders of SC, ST, and OBC Caste Certificates in Delhi Check Status Check the status of Delhi Caste Certificate applications through the online web portal Purpose of Caste Certificate Delhi he Caste Certificate serves as official proof of one’s caste identity. It is especially important for individuals belonging to Scheduled Castes (SC), Scheduled Tribes (ST), and Other Backward Classes (OBC). The primary purpose of a caste certificate is to enable individuals to avail the benefits of reservations in government services, educational institutions, and electoral politics, which are part of the affirmative action policies aimed at uplifting these communities. Additionally, it is necessary for schemes providing financial assistance, housing programs, and scholarships intended for the socio-economic development of these communities. Overall, a Caste Certificate is a crucial document for socially and economically marginalized groups. Check major purpose and benefits of caste certificate below: It certifies the caste and social status of an individual. It is instrumental for availing various government-sponsored social welfare schemes and subsidies. It is vital during admissions in educational institutions under the reserved categories. It plays a significant role in job applications under reserved quotas in government sectors. Eligibility Criteria for Caste Certificate Delhi To be eligible for a Caste Certificate in Delhi, the applicant must meet certain criteria. First and foremost, the applicant must be a permanent resident of Delhi. They must also belong to a caste that is recognized as Scheduled Caste, Scheduled Tribe, or Other Backward Class by the Government of India. Documentary proof for the same must be available. If the applicant or their family has migrated from a different state, proof of the caste certificate from the previous state must be provided. Also, the applicant must not possess a similar certificate from any other state or union territory. Check major eligibility criteria below:  The applicant must be a citizen of India. The applicant should belong to the caste categories specified by the Government of India. The applicant must be a permanent resident of Delhi. The individual must not hold a similar certificate from any other state. Documents Required for Caste Certificate Delhi Proof of residence (Aadhaar Card/ Voter ID/ Passport) Age proof (Birth Certificate/ School Certificate) Parent’s caste certificate An affidavit declaring the caste and residential status A recent passport size photograph Online Application Process for Caste Certificate Delhi Visit the official Delhi e-District portal. Register on the site if you haven’t done so yet. Login using your credentials and select the service ‘Issue of Caste Certificate’. Fill in the necessary details and upload the required documents. Submit the application, and note down the application ID for future reference. How to Download Caste Certificate Delhi Begin by visiting the official website of the Delhi Government’s e-District portal. If you have not already registered, you’ll need to create an account. You can register using your basic details such as name, mobile number, and email. After logging in, you need to click on the ‘Download Certificate’ option available on the website. You will be prompted to enter your application number, which you would have received when you initially applied for the Caste Certificate. After entering your application number, click on the ‘Search’ button. If your certificate is ready, you will see a ‘Download’ option. Click on it to download your Caste Certificate. It is advised to take a printout of the downloaded certificate for future use. Who Issues Caste Certificate Delhi In Delhi, the caste certificate is issued by the Revenue Department, Government of NCT of Delhi. The Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM) or Tehsildar are the designated authorities at the district level. The process involves submitting an application with all necessary documents either online on the Delhi government’s e-District portal or offline at the SDM’s office. After a verification process, if everything is found to be correct and in order, the caste certificate is issued by the SDM’s office. This certificate officially recognises the individual’s caste status as per the categories defined by the government. FAQs What is a caste certificate in Delhi? A caste certificate is an official document issued by the government of Delhi to certify that a person belongs to a particular caste, community, or tribe recognized as Scheduled Caste (SC), Scheduled Tribe (ST), or Other Backward Class (OBC). Who is eligible to apply for a caste certificate in Delhi? Any individual who belongs to a caste or community recognized as SC, ST, or OBC and meets the eligibility criteria specified by the Delhi government can apply for a caste certificate. Practice area’s of B K Goyal & Co LLP Income Tax Return Filing | Income Tax Appeal | Income Tax Notice | GST Registration | GST Return Filing | FSSAI Registration

The Odisha High Court, while setting aside the Government order, which mandated the furnishing of bank guarantees directed the State Government to renew liquor licenses on the production of the Solvency certificate and fulfillment of other conditions. The total of 162 writ petitions were filed challenging the letter addressed by the Additional Secretary to Government, Government of Odisha, Department of Excise to the Excise Commissioner, Odisha conveying that the Revenue and Disaster Management Department as per their order, wherein it was decided to phase out the issue of Solvency Certificate by Revenue Authorities for grant or renewal of excise licenses and therefore insisted on producing for Bank Guarantee in lieu thereof for renewal and issuance of the license. Benefits of Odisha Solvency Certificate Odisha solvency certificate proves the financial stability of an individual or entity This certificate indicates one’s history which he has earned with his previous dealings with other financial institutions from where he had earlier availed of loans. This certificate helps to get financial support by way of loans from banks or other financial institutions The Odisha solvency certificate authenticates that a person is not a declared insolvent. Solvency certificate is usually used to prove financial strength while applying for a visa interview Solvency certificate is an essential document for Government departments or other organisations for applying for tenders or similar purposes Many companies require solvency certificate for auditing purpose This is particularly very useful for students who wish to pursue higher education abroad as most universities need this certificate Solvency certificate is mandatory for seeking admission in Government medical or engineering colleges This certificate plays a crucial role in court matters like obtaining bails. Solvency certificate is needed for submitting to the property sales tax in Odisha Attributes in Odisha Solvency Certificate Solvency certificate contains the detailed particulars of property (movable or immovable property) in addition to this the amount for which the person’s solvent and the assets considered for computing the solvency will be mentioned in Odisha solvency certificate. Assets Considered The below-mentioned details will be considered in an Odisha solvency certificate: Aspects of District, Taluk and Village of the property Old survey and Subdivision number of the property Information regarding the re-survey block Resurvey, and subdivision number will be considered for computing the solvency Land mutation number Class and Extent of land in Hector Market value and Fair Value of the property Details of Liability Amount Eligibility Criteria The eligibility criteria to obtain Odisha solvency certificate is given here: Permanent residence of Odisha can apply for solvency certificate in the respective Tahasil The person having his or her landed property in Odisha is entitled to obtain Solvency Certificate Time Frame Odisha solvency certificate will be issued within 30 days from the date of application. The validity of Solvency Certificate Odisha solvency certificate is valid for one year from date of issuing. Applicable Fee The fee structure for obtaining Kerala solvency certificate is explained in details below. S.No Services Amount 1 Service Charges of the kiosk Operator Rs.8 2 Printing Charges Rs.10 3 Scanning Charges Rs.5 4 Certificate Output Charges Rs.10 5 DeGS charges Rs.2 6 The Government fees and User costs Rs.30 Prescribed Authority Revenue and Disaster Management, Government of Odisha, is the concerned department for the issuance of Odisha solvency certificate. The applicant requesting for the solvency certificate should apply to the Tahsildar of the concerned Tahasil which is the competent authority. The following officer will process the Odisha solvency certificate: Chief Officer in Charge of Revenue Administration of the concerned & District, Sub-division/Tahasil Additional District Magistrate Additional Tahasildar The Odisha solvency certificate for an amount exceeding five lakh rupees will be granted by the Tahasildar and Additional Tahasildar subject to the approval of Sub-Collector. Documents Required Below-mentioned documents must be furnished to apply for Odisha solvency certificate. Ration Card Proof of Identify – Voter ID Proof of Address – Aadhaar Card Proof of ownership of property Land Tax Extract of Records of Rights Encumbrance certificate (This document is evidence that the property in question is free from any monetary and legal liabilities) Proof for Income Sources – Income certificate Applying through District Revenue Office Approach District Revenue Office Step 1: Applicant needs to visit the District Revenue Office to apply for solvency certificate through offline mode. Submit an Application Step 2:  Applicant has to submit an application in the prescribed format for the Odisha solvency certificate. Get the solvency certificate application form from office and fill duly according to the norms. Submit all other required documents to the concerned office along with application form.    Get Acknowledgement Receipt Step 4: Obtain an acknowledgement slip with the unique application number for solvency certificate application. Keep it safe for future reference. Step 5: Once the application for Odisha solvency certificate has been submitted; the concerned authority will process the solvency application. Local Enquiry by the Revenue officer Step 6: A local enquiry will be conducted for verifying the applicant’s immovable properties, the income and sources Obtain Odisha Solvency Certificate FAQs What information does an Odisha Solvency Certificate contain? An Odisha Solvency Certificate typically contains details about the applicant’s financial assets, liabilities, and net worth, as well as information about any outstanding debts or obligations. It serves as an official declaration of the applicant’s financial standing. Is there a validity period for an Odisha Solvency Certificate? Yes, an Odisha Solvency Certificate usually has a validity period specified by the issuing authority, typically ranging from six months to one year. 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JharBhoomi is an official land records portal established by the Department of Revenue and Land Reforms, Jharkhand. Developed along with the National Informatics Centre, JharBhoomi forms a part of the National Land Records Modernisation Program. Launched in 2016, the portal provides transparency to avoid disputes and make land records management more convenient. Available at https://JharBhoomi.jharkhand.gov.in/, its primary objective is to make land records in Jharkhand publicly accessible online.  Purpose of JharBhoomi The primary purpose of the Jharkhand Bhoomi portal is to bring transparency to the state’s land record management system and handle any issues that arise. The Indian government launched the portal under the National Land Records Modernisation Program (NLRMP) in 2016 to digitise the land record system in Jharkhand, enhance transparency, and minimise property-related disputes. Specifically, it provides land record-related information to the state’s residents in digital format. Advantages of JharBhoomi Land Record System The Bhoomi Jharkhand land record system offers multiple benefits to the state government and its inhabitants. Primarily, it has significantly reduced corruption and fraud in property transactions. Moreover, it increases efficiency in the administration of land records by making them accessible to Jharkhand citizens. For the government, it has increased revenue and led to better land resource management and planning. Importance of Jharkhand Records of Rights Jharkhand land revenue record (ROR) endorses the real owner of a land This land record ROR is helpful to detect false claim on the lands Usage of a certified copy of an extract of revenue records avoids the land grabbing Jharkhand record of rights (revenue record) can be used in the court litigations related to land/property Jharkhand records of rights will help holder to avoid any legal hassles in the future Uses of Jharkhand Records of Rights The following are some of the essential purposes of Jharkhand Records of Rights (ROR): In Jharkhand, ROR is used to check the ownership of an ancestral land or any other land. Extracts of ROR can be used to get details of land type, and the variety of activities carried out on land. Jharkhand ROR(revenue record) is a vital document to obtain information regarding an agricultural aspect of the land and its surrounding areas ROR (land records) is required at Registrar’s office when sale transaction of land (mutation) is being done. Jharkhand record of rights is one of the mandatory documents to raise farm creditor to apply for the loan from a bank. The court may need land records proofs in case of any civil litigation. Extract of ROR can be produced for this purpose. It is crucial to check the property card of the seller and ensure ownership of the area while buying land in Jharkhand, Buyer has to verify the ownership of the land (ROR) on which the flat is constructed while purchasing a flat Get Jharkhand Records of Rights – Online Procedure Step 1: Applicant needs to visit the home page of the Jharbhoomi web portal (Jharkhand Land Records) to get ROR. Step 2: In the main page, the applicant needs to click on the अपना खाता देखे option. The link will redirect to new page. Step 3: The digital map of Jharkhand will be displayed. You need to select the appropriate district where the land or property is situated. Step 4: By selecting the district, the digital map of the blocks of the selected district will be displayed. The applicant needs to select the concerned block. Step 5: In the new page the selected district and zone name (block) will be available. Light (हल्का) and land type (किस्म जमीन) need to be selected from the drop-down menu. You can get the records of rights (ROR) details by selecting any of the following methods: View all accounts of Mouja by name View all reports of Mouja as per Khasara number View account number View account holder name Step 6: If you want to view all accounts of Mauja by name, filter Mauja list of the letters as shown. If you want to view by account number or holder name, the same will have to be provided in the box shown. Step 7: Once you select and provide details click on search option. The revenue record with details of Name of royalty, Father’s/, Husband’s name, Account Number, Khesara number, Authority record will be displayed. Step 8: Click on view option, the Jharkhand records of rights of the concerned person will be displayed. Step 9: By clicking on the print option, the certified copy of Jharkhand records of rights can be obtained. FAQs Who maintains the Jharkhand Records of Rights? The Revenue Department of the Government of Jharkhand is responsible for maintaining the Records of Rights in the state. These records are updated periodically to reflect changes in land ownership, tenancy, and other relevant information. How can individuals access Jharkhand Records of Rights? Individuals can access Jharkhand Records of Rights through designated government offices, such as the Revenue Department or the local Tehsildar’s office. 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Centralized Public Grievance Redress And Monitoring System (CPGRAMS) is an online web-enabled system developed by NIC, in association with the Directorate of Public Grievances (DPG) and Department of Administrative Reforms and Public Grievances (DARPG). Centralized Public Grievance Redress And Monitoring System (CPGRAMS) is an online portal that has been developed by the NIC in association with the Department of Administrative Reforms and Public Grievances (DARPG) which provides an effective resolution of public grievances addressed by an individual. The objective is to ensure the online availability of the grievance redress machinery system by providing various facilities to the citizens. CPGRAMS – Overview Centralised Public Grievance Redress and Monitoring System (CPGRAMS) is an online platform available to the citizens 24×7 to lodge their grievances to the public authorities on any subject related to service delivery.  It is a single portal connected to all the Ministries/Departments of Government of India and States.  Every Ministry and state have role-based access to this system.  CPGRAMS is also accessible to the citizens through a standalone mobile application downloadable through the Google Play store and mobile application integrated with UMANG. The grievances received by the Department are forwarded to the concerned Ministries or Government Departments, who are dealing with the fundamental functions linked with the grievance for redress under intimation to the complainant.  Features of CPGRAMS The CPGRAMS is an integrated application system that is based on the technology which primarily aims at the submission of grievances by the aggrieved citizens from any where and any time (24/7) basis for quick and easy communication between the nodal PG officers of the Government departments and citizens that will be resulting in the speedy redress of grievances.  The CPGRAMS facilitates for the unique registration number generated by the system upon the submission of grievances online from the people to DPG/DARPG or concerned Departments, Government of India.  It also facilitates for the Automatic Online Data transmission between Departments/Organisations/Subordinate organizations. It mandates the uniform and systematic approach towards the monitoring of the process by adopting a general classification and standardisation of grievances and redress efforts across the government departments.  The entire processing system would be made compatible a per the need of Central Government Ministries/Departments and its subordinate offices, State Government. This portal facilitates the online lodging of grievances registered by the citizens to the concerned Departments and Ministries/Organizations which can be linked to their official portal. Web-enabled CPGRAMS can be implemented by the Departments, Ministries, and Organizations by accessing the centralized server hosted in the NIC SAN Server without any requirement of the dedicated hardware and software at their end. The CPGRAMS that facilitates the Departments, Ministries, and Organizations to enter the grievances that are received locally in their offices and to send the same to their subordinate organizations online for the quick redress. CPGRAMS facilitates the monitoring queries and reports as per the need of Departments, Ministries, and Organizations for the effective monitoring for pending grievances.  It facilitates the user with the generation of automated notifications like Acknowledgement and Final reply letters etc. for the official correspondence with the complainants.  This application is most flexible to be extended as per the needs of Departments, Ministries, and Organizations for the quicker and effective redress of grievances. CPGRAMS Portal Complaints The applicants can lodge grievances to the Department of Administrative Reforms & Public Grievances and Directorate of Public Grievances related to the following: Complaints related to inordinate delay in taking decisions Complaints related to delay for several months to several years refusal/inability to make speaking replies. The user will have to disclose the basic information to the petitioners to examine whether their cases have been correctly decided.  Complaints not covered under CPGRAMS The below listed are the issues that are not taken up for redress: Subjudice cases or anything concerning the judgment given by any court. Personal and family disputes. RTI matters. Anything that impacts upon the territorial integrity of the country or friendly relations with other countries. Suggestions. Functions of CPGRAMS Based on web technology, the system mainly aims to enable the submission of Grievances by citizens of the country anytime and from anywhere. The Department aims at picking up a minimum of 1000 grievances per year, based on the seriousness of the issue, follows them, and solve them until completely solved. Once a grievance is raised on the web portal, a specific registration number is generated and any citizen who raises a grievance can follow up the progress through the personalized registration number. If any citizen has any complaint against the Government, its Ministers, or any department, they can approach the CPGRAMS to get a faster solution to their problems. The CPGRAMS will enable the online lodging of grievances by citizens to the concerned Organizations which can be linked to their official Web site.  CPGRAMS also provides an appeal facility to the citizens if they are not satisfied with the resolution by the Grievance Officer. After the closure of grievance, if the complainant is not satisfied with the resolution, he/she can provide feedback. If the rating is ‘Poor’ the option to file an appeal is enabled.  The status of the Appeal can also be tracked by the petitioner with the grievance registration number. Issues that are not taken up for redress: Subjudice cases or any matter concerning judgment given by any court.  Personal and family disputes.  RTI matters.  Anything that impacts upon territorial integrity of the country or friendly relations with other countries.  Suggestions. FAQs How do I complain to PMO? Any grievances can be sent to Hon’ble Prime Minister / PMO using the interactive page link “Write to the Prime Minister” available on the PMO’s website: https://www.pmindia.gov.in/ What is the full form of CPGRAMS? Centralized Public Grievance Redress And Monitoring System (CPGRAMS) is an online web-enabled system over NICNET developed by NIC, in association with the Directorate of Public Grievances (DPG) and Department of Administrative Reforms and Public Grievances (DARPG). 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A ration card is a document issued by state governments. With its help, eligible households can purchase food grains at subsidised rates as per the National Food Security Act (NFSA), 2013. A family card is issued based on the number of family members. The types of ration cards issued to fam Procedure to Check Tamil Nadu Ration Card List 2024 determine the amount of ration goods they have claimed. Converting to Smart Ration Card The Tamilnadu State Government has launched a new scheme Smart Family Card Scheme by which all ration cards can be converted to smart ration cards. To apply for a smart ration card, follow the steps below. Once approved, the cardholders will receive a PIN to the registered mobile number, and by showing this PIN, they can collect the smart ration card from their nearest distribution centre. Eligibility for Tamil Nadu Ration Card The applicant must be a citizen of India. The family of the applicant should also be Indian citizens. The family and the applicant should live and cook separately. The applicant and his/her family need to be residents of Tamil Nadu. The applicant and his/her family should not be in possession of family card not registered in any other Indian state. The applicant and his/her family should not have their names enrolled as members in another family card. The applicant and family members should be close relatives. Documents Needed for Tamil Nadu Ration Card Residential proof of applicant Election photo identity card (EPIC) Last month’s telephone bill Last month’s electricity bill Property tax payment receipt of current year in case it is one’s own house The front page of the bank pass book Passport copy Allotment orders with respect to persons residing in Slum Clearance Board allotted houses Valid tenancy agreement Surrender Certificate if house issued with respect to previous address Name deletion certificate from head of the family No card certificate issued by the no card issuing authority if there is no family card issued for earlier address LPG connection details and name of registered customer along with consumer number, Oil Company, LPG agency, etc If an application was earlier made, then particulars with respect to the registration number, rejection details from the previous application needs to be provided Contact details such as mobile phone number and email ID needs to be provided to get automated messages with respect to Tamil Nadu Ration Card status A stamped and self-addressed post cover or postcard allowing the office to connect with the applicant needs to be provided How to Apply Ration Card Online in Tamil Nadu? Visit official website of Tamil Nadu Public Distribution System. Select the choice of language before clicking on ‘apply new smart card’ option located below the ‘smart card application services’ section. Next, upload a scanned photograph and residential address proof of the family head. Once the form has been filled properly, review it carefully to check for any errors. Next, click on the ‘submit’ button, After submitting the form successfully, you will receive a reference number which can be used to check status of ration card application FAQs Can I make corrections to the Tamil Nadu Ration Card online? Yes, you can make corrections to the ration card online.  Can I add a new member to the Tamil Nadu Ration Card online? To add a new family member, you must visit the official TNPDS website and initiate a fresh application. 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Nivesh Mitra has been envisaged as a simple, user friendly, entrepreneur centric web application that enables existing & prospective investors and entrepreneurs to get online clearances/NOC from concerned department with ease and minimal “running around”.Entrepreneurs setting up small, medium & large scale industry have to file application forms mandatorily through this system. Entrepreneurs can make payments towards processing fee of applications online through Internet Banking, Rajkosh and other online payment option. It also provides online monitoring facility for seeking the status of application within the stipulated time limits. This helps in ensuring systematic and time bound clearances without actually having to make visits to different departments. Nivesh Mitra provides all relevant information, Government orders, process flows of all concerned departments with user manuals and guidelines. Nivesh Mitra is applicable across state. Features of UP Nivesh Mitra An electronic-based transparent system used for online submission, tracking of application status and online fee payment. Fee payment can be made using Internet banking, Rajkosh and other online payment options. The portal serves as an entrepreneur-friendly application to simplify the procedures to do businesses in the state. The portal is a one-stop solution for investor onboarding. It is considered as time-bound delivery of government regulatory services. Provision of Common Application Form (CAF) required for applying pre-establishment and pre-operation clearances and approvals. The details entered by the entrepreneur in CAF is auto-populated in clearance specific application form. The portal facilitates online payment of processing of application fee. The user can download the final approved digitally signed NOC in pdf format. The ‘Know Your Approvals’ feature assists investors in understanding the approvals that are required. The portal provides seamless integration with the concerned departments. Entrepreneurs can view the status online and clarify the objections. The portal provides all relevant information, government orders, process flows of all concerned departments with the help of user manuals and guidelines. Saves time and effort as repeated visits to different departments that are not required. It helps to reduce the timelines for clearances and approvals. Online access, document submission and processing of application forms to start industries and enterprises are provided. Sends automatic SMS and e-mail responses to entrepreneurs that are generated at every stage. Online monitoring of the application can be done by entrepreneurs, the concerned department and DIC at the District level, Divisional level and State level. Provisions of grievance redressal and online feedback submission on draft government policies are enabled. Help Desk facility is available in the office of District industries centres, to provide necessary assistance. Guidelines and process details for clearances can be availed online. Tracking of an application can be made with colour coding to highlight those exceeding the time limit. Mission of Nivesh Mitra To make compliances easy and user friendly To enforce regulatory reforms To ease investor facilitation processes To deliver quality services in transparent manner End to end digitization of departmental processes Objective of the Portal The primary aim of the portal is to provide the measures to carry out businesses in simple procedures by facilitating entrepreneurs with an electronic-based transparent system for online submission and tracking of applications. This is followed by the inclusion of online fee payment. It is necessary to speed up the business/ company registrations and formalities to start a business in the state. The Uttar Pradesh government is very particular in getting the attraction for investment in the state in order to increase job opportunities that eventually leads to the economic growth of the state. Services Rendered by the Portal The UP Nivesh Mitra portal serves as a single platform to carry out hassle-free business. The portal works with a  motto of creating a time-bound and transparent process that is expected to attract business throughout the country and also from foreign countries. The services that are provided by the portal are as follows. Labour, Stamp and Registration Forest Environment Public works Food Safety and Drugs Administration Energy Urban Development Housing Revenue Excise Legal Metrology Registrar – Firms, societies and chits Electrical Inspectorate Fire UP State Industrial Development Corporation (UPSIDC) Pradeshiya Industrial and Investment Corporation (PICUP) NOIDA Greater NOIDA Yamuna Expressways Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA) Registration Procedure Step 1: Login to the Entrepreneur Registration The user has to login to the entrepreneur registration.. Step 2: Enter the Details The user has to enter the following details int the portal. Company/ enterprise name User’s name Email ID Mobile number Contact Details Once the details are produced, the user has to click on the Register button to complete the registration procedure. Step 3: Apply for Certificates Once logging in, the user can apply for various certificates. FAQs What is UP Nivesh Mitra? UP Nivesh Mitra is an online portal launched by the Government of Uttar Pradesh (UP), India, to facilitate a single-window clearance system for industries and businesses. It aims to streamline the process of setting up and operating businesses in Uttar Pradesh by providing a centralized platform for obtaining approvals, licenses, and clearances. What services are available on UP Nivesh Mitra? UP Nivesh Mitra offers a wide range of services related to industrial clearances and approvals, including: Application for various licenses and permits. Status tracking of applications. Online payment of fees and charges. Grievance redressal mechanism for businesses. 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