Government Schemes

The National Trust has been implementing various schemes for the development and welfare of Persons with Disability (PwD). Prerna, launched by this organization, is a marketing scheme that assists PwDs to sell their products and services. In this article, let us take a brief look at the scheme. Objective The scheme creates viable and widespread channels for sale of products and services that are produced by PwDs who are covered under the National Trust Act. Prerna marketing scheme provides funds to participate in events like exhibitions, melas, fairs etc. and grants incentives to the Registered Organization (RO) depending on the sales turnover of the products that are made by PwDs. Support for Participation in Events The National Trust provides funds to RO to participate in national, regional, state and district level events such as melas, fairs, exhibitions, etc. to sell their products and services. At least 51% of employees from these work centres have to be PwDs with disabilities that have to be covered under the National Trust Act. RO has to submit a proposal for every event that needs to participate in any of the events. This scheme does not include any permanent stalls that are allocated to the National Trust. The National Trust also funds up to INR 10,000 in a year if the organization prepares and distributes brochures in any event. Incentives for Sales Turnover The National Trust provides an incentive to RO against the sale of products and services that are prepared by PwDs on an annual basis after it is verified by the District Magistrate (DM) or District Collector (DC) or Local Level Committee (LLC) or Social Welfare officer. RO has to distribute a major part of the incentive to the PwDs or utilize it for the enhancement of PwD. Funding Pattern There are two categories whereby the National Trust provides funding to the RO for Prerna scheme. They are Support for participation in events Incentives for Sales Turnover Support for Participation in Events This is a one-time payment that is provided to ROs to take part in national, regional, state and district level events. The payment is provided based on the level of the event in which RO participates. The National Trust sponsors up to a maximum of four events in a year for each RO of any category. The funds under the scheme are provided only for the exhibition and do not cover other expenses like travelling, setting up etc. If the RO is allowed a free stall by any National, State, District, Central or any other Government Department, Ministry or Organization, the funds provided would be reduced by 25%. The scheme does not include any permanent stall that is allocated to the National Trust. Incentives for Sales Turnover A one-time incentive would be provided towards the end of the year, against the sale turnover of the products and services that are offered by the PwDs. Sales turnover of products and services is applicable for work centres where at least a minimum of 51% of employees are PwDs with National Trust disabilities. Incentives can be claimed only on products and services of work centres that are managed by the RO or work centre that are run by any other RO of the National Trust. Reimbursement If an RO designs and prints a new brochure, it can claim for the expenses, on the condition that In the brochure, the RO has to mention special credits to the National Trust for the brochure and other supports that are provided. Reimbursement would be provided only if the brochure has been designed and printed in the current Financial Year. Brochure expenses will be refunded if RO has participated in at least one event that is sponsored by the National Trust in that particular financial year. The amount has to be reimbursed only once in any financial year. RO can submit the request for reimbursement anytime within the financial year or two months from the end of the respective year. Eligibility Criteria There are certain eligibility standards that have to be met by both work centres and RO to avail the benefits of the scheme. Work Centres Products and services of work centres where at least 51% of the employees are PwDs. PwDs employed in the work centre has to be above 14 years. Work centres have to be run by RO of the National Trust. Registered Organization The applicant has to be registered with the National Trust. RO has to have a minimum of two years of experience with the PwD and one year experience in any one of the four disabilities as per the National Trust Act. RO must not be blacklisted by the National Trust of any other Government Organization on the date of submission of the scheme enrolment form. RO must be registered under the PwD Act on the date of submission of the scheme enrolment form. Documents Required These are the required documents that have to be possessed by an RO to enrol for this scheme. Valid registration certificate as per the National Trust Act Declaration by the RO detailing the work Declaration by the RO Registration proof/certificate Enrolment Process Step 1: The RO has to login to the National Trust website. Step 2: The RO has to submit an online application form with the application fee of Rs. 1000. Step 3: The Prerna application form has to be filled online, and the required documents have to the scanned and uploaded. Step 4: The application has to be submitted in the National Trust Portal. Step 5: After submitting the form, a hardcopy of the application form and the supporting documents have to be sent to the National Trust. Step 6: Once the application form is received by the National Trust, the documents would be verified. If there is any information/document missing or wrongly submitted, the RO has to resubmit it within 15 days. Step 7: The final decision on the application/proposal would be taken into consideration after completing all the required formalities and processes. Communication to RO by the National Trust would be

The Government of Haryana has launched the Saksham Yuva scheme for unemployed youth in the year 2016. This scheme will provide monthly financial assistance to the unemployed graduates in the state. The main aim of the scheme is to increase the employment opportunities among the youth and placing them in the different department of State Government Benefits of the Scheme The purpose of the scheme is to afford the educated unemployed youth with income to sustain the youth or his family. Under this scheme, the family shall get Rs.9000/- per month in lieu of 100 hours work for a  month and also Rs.3000/- for the unemployment allowance. The eligible candidates will get on training on skill development based upon the choice of their selected department. The money (financial assistance) will be directly transferred to  the beneficiary bank’s account. Scheme Details All the Department of State government, universities, board and corporation are instructed to intimate the Employment Department about the vacancies. The Employment Department will send SMS and email alert about the job opportunities to the registered graduates. Saksham Yuva portal can also be used by the employers to post their job openings for the youth those are seeking for job opportunities. Under the Saksham Yuva Scheme, the selected candidates can get jobs in any of the government departments or banks in the state. As mentioned above, the candidates shall have to work for 100 hours in one month. They are expected to work as a trainee in the department where they will get the job. Scheme Period The scheme benefit will be availed by the beneficiary only for three years. Eligibility Criteria The applicant should be the native of Haryana state to get the benefits under the scheme. The applicant has to be registered in the Employment Exchange. It is compulsory for the applicant to pass a post graduate. Only applicants whose age is between 21 to 35 years of age are eligible to apply for the scheme. The applicant family annual income should be less than three lakhs. Documents Required The required documents must be furnished along with the application form.• Copy of higher secondary mark sheet.• Degree certificate of the applicant.• Other educational certificates, optional.• Voter ID.• PAN card.• Bank account details (copy of bank passbook). Business covered under Saksham Yuva Scheme The eligible youth can get employment in the following listed out business. They are Agriculture and allied activities. Textile industry. Automotive. Banking, Finance and Insurance sector. Construction and allied activities. Electronics and telecommunication. Food processing industries. Healthcare. Logistics and Transportation. Retail business. Sports and Physical education. Tourism and Hospitality. Green skills. Other sectors such as beauty and wellness, security etc. Online Registration Procedure step 1: The applicant needs to visit the official website of Saksham Yuva scheme of Haryana government.Step 2: One needs to register into the portal as the new user to apply for the scheme.Step 3: Click on “login” menu which is displayed on the webpage of the portal. Step 4: On the next page select the “ Click here for Register” option.Step 5: Select your Qualification type and click on ” Go to Registration” button. Step 6: Now make a tick mark on you are registering for Saksham Yuva scheme. Step 7: Then the registration form will open on the next page. tep 8: The user needs to enter the required details on the form.Step 9: After filling all the information the OTP will be sent to your registered mobile number.Step 10: Then click on “Register” button for successful registration. Online Application Procedure Step 1: The applicant has to visit the official website of Saksham Yuva scheme again.Step 2: Click on “Login ” option from the menu. step 3: For logging into the portal the applicant should enter the necessary details like Aadhar card number The password which is sent to the applicant mail id. Applicant Qualification. Step 4: After filing the required details click on “Login” button.Step 5: Then the application form will open up the applicant need to fill it with accurate details and select “submit” button. Track Application Status The applicant has to click on” Applicant detail” option from the menu bar and then enter the details related to the application and select the “ Search” button to view the status of your application. 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Finance Minister Diya Kumari of Rajasthan has presented the first Budget after the General assembly election. Highlights of Budget Sector wise contribution in Budget in decreasing order: Agricultural Subsidy> Agriculture Credit> Infrastructure> Agricultural Marketing> Social Security. Rajasthan Economy Revival Task Force Rajasthan Economy Revival Task Force has been formed for the economic development of Rajasthan. Rajasthan Agriculture Infra Mission A provision of Rs 2000 crore at the beginning of the Rajasthan Agriculture Infra Mission Mission. Under this, works like 20 thousand pounds, 10 thousand km irrigation pipeline, fencing for 50 thousand farmers will be done. New technology like drones will also be made available. 10 percent increase in Honorarium Keeping in mind the important role of honorarium workers and representatives of urban bodies and Panchayati Raj institutions in establishing good governance in the state and implementation of public welfare schemes, a 10 percent increase in the honorarium of all public representatives in the coming year was announced. Recruitment on 70 thousand posts Recruitment in various departments will be done on about 70 thousand posts for the youth in the coming years. Penalty will be waived off If the agricultural electricity connection consumers who have disconnected before March 31, 2023, deposit the principal outstanding amount in 6 bi-monthly installments and if consumers other than the agricultural category deposit the entire principal outstanding amount in one lump sum, then all their interest and penalty will be waived off. Amnesty scheme proposed It is proposed to give 100% waiver of stamp duty and penalty in cases of demand of stamp duty. An amnesty scheme is proposed to provide relief to vehicle owners. Maharana Pratap Tourist Circuit Provision of Rs 100 crore for developing Maharana Pratap Tourist Circuit. Beautification of 20 temples of the state  Govind Dev Ji Temple of Jaipur, Mangarh Dham of Banswara, Mehandipur Balaji Temple of Dausa, Ranakpur Jain Temple of Pali, Diggi Kalyan Ji of Tonk, Vineshwar Dham of Dungarpur, Ramdevra of Jaisalmer, Tejaji Temple of Nagaur, The names of Dev Narayan Ji of Bhilwara, Machkund of Dholpur, Jaldevi Temple of Rajsamand, Lauta of Poochri located on Govardhan Parikrama Marg, Shri Bademathuresh Ji of Kota, Tri Netra Ganesh Ji of Ranthambore etc. are included. Ladli Suraksha Yojana The launch of Ladli Suraksha Yojana with the aim of installing CCTV cameras in public places, girls hostels and Nari Niketans on priority basis in every district to prevent incidents of molestation of girls. 2 years relaxation for DPC In view of the important role of government employees, it is proposed to give a relaxation of 2 years for DPC to provide additional opportunities for promotion of the employees in the coming year. Half fare waived in roadways buses for the Elderly In order to provide concessional travel to senior citizens aged between 60 to 80 years in the state, the present 30 percent discount in roadways bus fares within the state limits will also be increased to 50 percent.  Chief Minister VishwaKarma Pension Scheme Announcement to implement Chief Minister VishwaKarma Pension Scheme for workers in the age group of 18 to 45 years so that workers and street vendors may also get support in old age. In this scheme, by paying a monthly premium of Rs 60 to 100, one can get a pension of Rs 2000 per month after completing 60 years of age.  The remaining premium of approximately Rs 400 per person per month will be borne by the state government.  This pension will be in addition to the Chief Minister Samman Jan Pension. There is a proposal of Rs 350 crore for this scheme. Monthly security pension amount has been increased Providing a monthly social security pension of Rs 1500 to the needy, in the first phase the amount currently payable will be increased to Rs 1000 per month. It has been announced to increase the pension to Rs 1150 from the coming year. An additional provision of Rs 1800 crore has been made for this. Pregnant women will now get Rs 6500 At present, under the Pradhan Mantri Matru Vandana Yojana, there is a provision to give Rs 5,000 in two installments to pregnant women for their first child.  In the coming year, it will be increased to Rs 6 thousand 500 in the first phase. An expenditure of Rs 90 crore is proposed on this. Saving bond of Rs 1 lakh on the birth of poor girl child Taking important steps towards women empowerment, the launch of Lado Protsahan Yojana to provide savings bonds of Rs 1 lakh on the birth of girls from poor families was announced. Mission Olympics 2028 With a view to providing all world class facilities including training kits, coaches to 50 talented youth of the state to participate in the Olympics Mission Olympics 2028 was announced.  For this, a Center for Sports Excellence will also be established in Jaipur. A provision of Rs 100 crore is proposed for this.  Besides, it is proposed to establish a Resident Girls Sports Institute for girls in Jaipur, Bharatpur and Udaipur with an amount of Rs 25 crore each. Hi-tech city near Jaipur In our state, Jaipur city is struggling with its population of 40 lakh. In this sequence, the development of Hi-Tech City near Jaipur has been announced.  Space incentives will be given to establish many institutions and companies including IT, Fintech, Financial Management, IAIMN in this Hi-Tech Township. Besides, all the facilities as per world class city will also be available here. Free education from KG to PG With a view to making education accessible to all the deprived sections of the state, free education from KG to PG to the students of low income groups, small, marginal, sharecropping farmers and agricultural labor families will be given. Interest free loan up to Rs 1 lakh Families living in rural areas are highly dependent on agriculture as well as dairy production. Our government will take all necessary steps to provide assistance to such families along with protection of cows in the state.  With this in mind,

he Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) has kept repo rates unchanged at 6.5 percent. It has also decided to remain focused on the withdrawal of the accommodative stance, Governor Shaktikanta Das said. This is the sixth consecutive unchanged decision and comes after the Interim Budget was announced on February 1, 2024. RBI Monetary policy — Key highlights RBI MPC Meet Highlight: MPC decides to keep repo rate unchanged at 6.5 percent, says RBI Governor Das. In the previous MPC session, the RBI sustained the repo rate at 6.5 percent for the fifth consecutive time. The most recent adjustment was made in February 2023, elevating the rate from 6.25 percent. RBI MPC Economic Update: “The Indian government is adhering to the path of fiscal consolidation. Domestic agri activity is holding up well despite lower inflation and lower reservoir levels. Services sector activity is expected to remain resilient,” says Das. The financial system remains robust with a healthy balance sheet, he added. RBI MPC Growth Forecast: Real GDP growth for FY25 is projected at 7 percent, with Q1 growth at 7.2 percent, Q2 at 6.8 percent, Q3 at 7 percent and Q4 at 6.9 percent. RBI MPC Inflation Forecast: Headline inflation moderated to 5.5 percent on average during April-December 2023 from 6.7 percent during the whole of 2022-23.January-March 2024 CPI inflation forecast lowered to 5.0 percent from 5.2 percent. April-June 2024 CPI inflation forecast lowered to 5.0 percent from 5.2 percent. July-September 2024 CPI inflation forecast retained at 4.0 percent. October-December 2024 CPI inflation forecast lowered to 4.6 percent from 4.7 percent. January-March 2025 CPI inflation forecast pegged at 4.7 percent. RBI MPC Liquidity Measures: Systemic liquidity shifted to a deficit in September 2023 after four-and-a-half years. However, after accounting for government cash balances, potential liquidity in the banking system remains surplus, stated RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das.He reiterated that the Indian rupee’s exchange rate is market-driven, showcasing recent stability despite a stronger US dollar and elevated US Treasury yields, reflecting India’s economic strength. Governor Das also disclosed that India’s foreign exchange reserves stood at $622.5 billion as of February 2, 2024. RBI MPC Update on Retail and MSME Loans: To enhance transparency, the requirement of a Key Fact Statement is being extended to cover all retail and MSME loans. Banks will get some time to comply with this action. RBI MPC Update on Digital Transactions: the RBI unveiled a framework for authenticating digital payment transactions. Governor Shaktikanta Das explained during the MPC announcement that the framework aims to enhance digital security through a principle-based approach. Das noted that the RBI has not specified any specific Additional Factor of Authentication (AFA), but the payments industry has predominantly embraced SMS-based One-Time Passwords (OTPs). He added that detailed instructions for implementing the framework will be issued separately. RBI MPC Decides to Review ETP: The RBI announced its decision to review the framework for electronic trading platforms (ETP) in response to requests from market makers. The central bank had established a regulatory framework for ETPs in October 2018 to facilitate transactions in financial instruments under its regulation. However, with the increasing integration of onshore forex markets with offshore counterparts, advancements in technology, and diversification of products, the RBI noted significant developments in the landscape. Market makers have also sought access to offshore ETPs offering permitted Indian Rupee (INR) products. Consequently, the RBI has opted to reassess the regulatory framework for ETPs to address these evolving dynamics. RBI MPC on macroeconomic stability: The RBI Governor said that the multi-pronged and proactive policies have worked well to maintain and strengthen macroeconomic and financial stability. RBI Press Conference on Paytm: RBI Deputy Governor Swaminathan J stated that they refrain from discussing specifics regarding action taken on Paytm Payments Bank. The action is a result of persistent non-compliance, following extensive engagement and highlighting of deficiencies over months or even years. Such regulatory measures aim to safeguard consumer interests, reflecting the responsibility of the regulator. RBI Press Conference Live Updates: Shaktikanta Das stated that he couldn’t provide any forward guidance regarding the conditions necessary for a policy stance change to neutral. He emphasized the presence of numerous uncertainties, making it impractical to offer forward guidance in such an environment. 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As per the Registration of Birth Act, 1969 it is mandatory to register every birth under the government of West Bengal. A birth certificate is an important document for every citizen issued by the Chief Registrar of birth. Purpose of Birth Certificate It is mandatory for every resident in West Bengal to apply for the birth certificate and register birth, as it proves the nationality of a person. The birth certificate is also useful for various purpose like for admission in school, to obtain a passport, voter card, driving license etc. Registering Birth in West Bengal For births in a Government Hospital: The person can obtain the birth certificate from the Health Officer office within 21 days from the date of birth. For births in a Private Hospital: – The person can obtain a birth certificate from the respective borough up to one year. For birth in a House: The birth certificate can be obtained from the borough, but the Head of Family should report events of birth to the concerned Ward Health Unit for Registration. Required Documents While applying for the birth certificate, submit the following documents along with the application form: Proof of place of birth issued by the medical institution where the child was born. Parents address proof. Parents identity proof. Marriage certificate of the parent is optional. Fee Structure The first copy of the birth certificate registered within one year from the date of birth is free of cost. Additional copies of the birth certificate will be chargeable at Rs.100 for each copy. Procedure for Registration of a Birth certificate To obtain a birth certificate in Kolkata, visit the Kolkata Municipal Corporation(KMC) office. Submit the birth certificate application form along with the prescribed documents as mentioned above. On submission of the application, KMC office issues the birth certificate, and that can be downloaded online as well. Online Registration of Birth Certificate Step 1: The applicant must visit the official website of e-District west Bengal. Step 2: Login into the e-District portal and select the service “Registration of Birth”. Step 3: Enter the required details and upload the scanned documents. Step 4: Finally click on submit button for successful Registration. Note: After successful Registration, the supervisor will verify all the documents and forward the application to the administrative officer. The administrative officer will approve the application and generate a digitally signed Birth Certificate. On approval of the application, follow the steps below to download the birth certificate: Step 6: Click on “Approved application” from the list of approved birth certificate. Step 7: Now, the applicant can download the digitally signed birth certificate. If the applicant does not receive the birth certificate, then the applicant must visit the respective Municipal Corporation and apply in person.  FAQs Why is a birth certificate important? A birth certificate is a vital document that serves as proof of identity and age. It is required for various purposes such as obtaining a passport, enrolling in schools, applying for government services, and more. How can I obtain a birth certificate in West Bengal? Typically, you can apply for a birth certificate at the local municipal corporation or municipality office where the birth occurred. The process may involve submitting a duly filled application form along with supporting documents. What documents are required for obtaining a birth certificate? The required documents may include proof of birth, proof of residence, and identification documents of the parents. It’s advisable to check with the local authorities for the specific documents needed. 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The West Bengal Government has released a scheme that supports the cause of farmers and landless labourers in the State. Entitled as the Krishak Bandhu Scheme, it seeks to provide assured income and insurance benefits to the said beneficiaries and their dependents.  Scope of Assistance The Krishak Bandhu Scheme caters to the farming community by means of assured continuous income and insurance coverage. While the Krishak Bandhu Assured Income Scheme seeks to provide the farmers with a financial assistance of Rs. 10,000 per year (5,000 per acre in two instalments), a one-time grant of Rs. 2 lakhs would be provided to the dependents of the farmers under the Krishak Bandhu Death Benefit Scheme (for which the farmers need not pay any premiums). The scheme bears a resemblance to the Telangana Government’s flagship ‘Rythu Bandhu’ initiative. Eligibility The Krishak Bandhu scheme has been introduced for the benefit of all the farmers based at the State of West Bengal, including Share Croppers (a tenant farmer who gives a part of each crop as rent). These farmers will be given Krishak Bandhu Cards, which could be used to apply for various benefits offered under the scheme. The grant of insurance on death benefit will be provided to the family member or nominee of the farmer or Share Cropper aged between 18-60 years. Salient Features The scheme is introduced with the object of helping poor farmers and labourers who are often deprived of sufficient crop production due to faulty farming practices. The scheme provides all farmers with a financial aid of Rs. 10,000 on an annual basis, which is to be paid in two instalments. The sum of money will be rendered during the sowing of the Kharif crop and during the Rabi season. The scheme facilitates the provision of an insurance policy to all formers and agricultural workers. The monetary benefits will be directly transferred to the bank account of the respective beneficiary so that the assistance reaches out to the correct person. Moreover, such a practice abates the role of a middleman. Application Process Farmers of the State of West Bengal may avail the benefits of this scheme through the below-given procedure: Step 1 – The application process may be initiated by visiting the official website of the Agricultural Department of the West-Bengal State. Step 2 – In the home page of the website, the ‘Krishak Bandhu’ tab must be opted for. Step 3 – the user may now click on the ‘Sign In’ option. Step 4 – by clicking on the link suggested in the following page, the screen login window will be displayed on the screen. Step 5 – now, the signup option must be clicked on, after which the user will be directed to the online registration form. Step 6 – the form may be submitted after specifying the required details. The application form must be supported with the attachment of the essential documents. The registration would be complete after the applicant submits the form. The username and password will be sent to the candidates, through which they can log in to the scheme and access its features. Required Documents The following documents must be uploaded along with the application form: Copy of identity proof Copy of residential proof Copy of age proof Registration certificate of the agricultural laborers Proof of bank account FAQs What are the benefits provided under Krishak Bandhu Prakalpa? The scheme generally provides financial assistance to farmers in two components: a. Annual financial support per acre of cultivated land. b. Death benefit in case of the farmer’s demise. How is the financial assistance calculated under the scheme? The financial assistance per acre may vary, and the calculation is based on the type of crop and other factors. The death benefit is usually a lump sum amount. Is there any application process for the Krishak Bandhu Scheme? Farmers may need to register or apply for the scheme through the designated channels. The exact application process can vary and should be checked with the relevant authorities. 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The Government of Haryana has undertaken e-Governance initiative through the “e-Kharid” which is an online trading portal for agricultural commodities. This platform aims to create better marketing opportunities for the farmers to sell their products through a competitive and transparent price discovery system along with online payment facility for the buyers. It is a single electronic platform for all stakeholders. The initiative was jointly set-up by the Haryana State Agriculture Marketing (HSAM) Board and the Food and Supply Department. What is e-kharid? An online trading portal, e-Kharid is an initiative taken by the government of Haryana for online trading of agricultural produce and other commodities. This is a revolutionary platform for farmers which aims at providing them more exposure to the market and the world of e-commerce through which they can themself trade their agricultural produce. The e-kharid is like any other e-commerce website and has an online payment option available. This works as a single platform for all stakeholders and is set up by the Haryana State Agricultural Marketing (HSAM) board and the food supply department. The stakeholders on the e-kharid platform are usually the farmers, traders, market committees, government agencies, commission agents, buyers and exporters. The e-kharid provides a common platform for all these stakeholders. The e-kharid platform works with an objective to provide e-commerce services to the farmers and expose them to trading and provide transparency on all levels of the trade. This also gives farmers a sense of security in the sense of the prices at which their produce is sold and also gives them real time information about the trade. Objective The “e-Kharid” online platform was launched to provide e-governance services to the farmers of the state. The objective is to bring transparency at all levels in the food grain procurement process, to enhance ease of doing business to the traders and to empower the farmers by providing real-time information and timely payment.  Features and Benefits of e-Kharid The Agricultural Marketing Board promotes the interest of the farmer and facilitating the buyers.  It also promotes uniformity in agriculture marketing by streamlining of procedures across the integrated markets. The middlemen in the purchase process of crops will be reduced and they won’t be any need to pay commissions to the middleman in the crops purchasing process. It has various facilities for agricultural marketing produce through 107 Principal Market Yards, 174 Sub Yards and 195 Purchase Centres. It benefits with logistics quality management certification, warehousing, and Logistics It empowers the farmers of the state to work accordingly to the real-time scenarios so that the farmers can be avail timely payments and more benefits. The portal that provides a pathway of online service to all residents on Haryana state and giving valid information. The provision of Soil Testing Laboratories is given for the selected mandi (market) in order to facilitate the farmers for visiting the mandi. The Government’s e-kharid initiative supplements the National Agricultural Marketing, a pan-India electronic trading portal of the existing APMC ‘mandis’, to bring transparency and efficiency in procurement of agricultural commodities. Stakeholders on Ekharid The below following are the stakeholders in e-Kharid portal listed as follows: Farmers Traders  Market Committees Government agencies Commission Agents Buyers, Processors and Exporters Procuring Agency/Purchasers Eligibility Criteria All farmer-beneficiaries to be the resident of Haryana state. The applicant to be above 18 years of age to register under the portal. Framers including landlord, lessee or tenant on rent. Documents Required Identity Proof: PAN, Aadhar, Driving License, Voter Identity Card, etc. Address Proof: Aadhar card, legal Passport, Utility bill, Property tax bill, etc. Photo of a code size farmer Frozen land/Fortress/Necklace Land/property details documents Khasra and fort number of farmers who are in the bizarre area acre Details of the seed crop Bank account statements Any other documents (if applicable) Online Registration Procedure for Farmers he farmers can register in e-Kharid online portal by following the steps that are given below: Step 1: The applicant will have to access the e-Kharid portal of Haryana State Agricultural Marketing Board for registration. Step 2: Now click on the Farmer registration link in the homepage. Step 3: On clicking on the link, that directs to the instructions page, after reading the instructions, the applicant has to click on the Proceed for the Registration link. Step 4: The page will again redirect to the new registration page. Step 5: The farmer applicant has to fill out the registration form in a prescribed format. The form needs to be filled with a few the following details: Aadhaar Card Number Date of Birth Permanent address Mobile number Email address Village/District PIN code of the area Id Proof Type  Bank Details (IFSC Code) Note: It is mandatory to upload the first page of the bank passbook detailing the account number of the farmer. In case of any provision of wrong information, the application will be rejected. Step 6: After entering all the requested details, click on the “Continue” button. Step 7: Now the farmer applicant will have to upload the photographs and documents specified above.  Step 8: Now, the farmer applicant will have to upload all the photographs and supporting documents that are mentioned above onto the portal before submitting the application. Then click on the “confirm” button. Step 9: Click on the Continue button after uploading all the mandatory documents. Step 10: Upon clicking on submit, it will open the Seeding Detail Form. The following information is required to fill the seedbed details: Name of scheme Year of harvest  Thing An area in fruit acres Fort Number: Enter the fort number where the cultivation is done.  Manufacturer category- Fill in the type of producer category (landowner, lessee, tenant or joint) Step 11: Now, the applicant can click on submit to complete the registration process. Step 12: The farmer applicant will receive an acknowledgement through the registered mobile number and email address for further reference. 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 | Company Registration | Company Audit | Company Annual Compliance | Income Tax Audit | Nidhi Company Registration| LLP Registration | Accounting in India

The residents of India’s capital may now avail the gamut of services and certificates provided by the Government through digital means, thanks to the launch of the e-District portal. eDistrict Delhi is a Delhi Government initiative that facilitates the online delivery of services to the citizens in a time-bound and hassle-free manner. The e-District Delhi portal allows the citizens in Delhi to access the facilities provided by the Delhi government from the comfort of their homes. These services include applying and downloading various certificates and application forms, and registering grievances, among others.  What is e-District Delhi? The e-District Delhi is an online platform that enables citizens to get various Delhi government services at the click of a button. Besides enabling residents to apply for numerous certificates and government-aided facilities, the e-District Delhi provides for the e-verification of varied certificates issued by various government departments. The e-District Delhi aims to enhance the comfort of citizens by boosting operational efficiency and providing services in a time-bound manner. Services of the Portal Provision of online application forms for various certificates, schemes, subsidies and scholarships. Provision of online applications for obtaining the birth and death certificate, marriage registration, revenue and courts notices, Right to Information (RTI), SC/ST welfare scholarships, and a host of others. Facility to track the application status. Facility to verify certificates online. Facility to print and download online certificates. Facility to register complaints and grievances. Facility to track complaints. Facility to locate the nearest UIDAI center. Facility to locate the nearest subdivision center. The service delivery period will vary in accordance with the nature of services and usually ranges between ten-ninety days. Registration and Login Procedure Registration Step 1 – The user may access the e-District Delhi citizen services registration form by clicking here. Step 2 – next, the desired document type must be selected, which could be Aadhar Card or voter online. Step 3 – The document number (meaning the Aadhar Card number or voter ID card number) must be indicated. Step 4 – The user may continue after entering the CAPTCHA shown on the screen. Step 5 – The registration form will be displayed on the following page, which must be filled in. After filling the form, the user may press the “Continue to Register” button. Login and Filing of Application Step 1 – the e-District login page can be accessed by clicking here. Step 2 – In the login page, details such as the user ID and password must be entered, along with the CAPTCHA code. Upon entering the same, click on the “Login” option. Step 3 – The user may follow the instructions provided in the appropriate service/certificate application form. Step 4 – The application form must be filled in and submitted. The form must be supported by the required documents. Status Check he portal lets the users conduct a status check of the application. This can be done by following the steps given below: Step 1 – to go the concerned status check page, click here. Step 2 – choose the department associated with the particular service. Step 3 – select the service for which the application has been filed. Step 4 – enter the respective application number Step 5 – click on the ‘Search’ option after entering the Captcha. e-District Delhi portal registration: Documents required o apply for any service, the user is required to submit the following documents: Aadhaar card Voter ID card Passport size photo Valid phone number Identity card Certificate Citizens will be provided with a certificate if their application is approved, which can be downloaded from the e-District portal. The download can be processed using the application number provided at the time of applying. The authenticity of this document can be certified by the user-agencies using the certificate number. Can Minors File an Application? Minors, i.e., people aged below 18, may file their application through a parent/legal guardian by adding the former’s profile to the latter’s registered account. Rejection of Application The reasons for an objection can be checked by visiting the portal. If it is due to non-submission of certain documents, the applicant may visit the Counters at the Sub-Division office or make a call to the concerned number to know any requirement of additional documents.  If an application is rejected for any other reason, the user will be required to file another application for the particular service with the procedures provided above. However, the applicants are advised against filing another application if they do not meet the required criteria. FAQs How to download an Income certificate from e-District Delhi? Visit the e-District Delhi portal and select ‘Issued Certificate’ in the ‘Download’ section. Submit the required details, and you can download the Income certificate. What to do when I cannot find my locality in the list? Users can contact the e-District Delhi by calling on 1031 to request locality inclusion in the list. What should I do if my application has been rejected? After the rejection of the application, the user will require to re-apply for the certificate/facility. 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The Pradhan Mantri Gramin Digital Saksharta Abhiyan (PMGDISHA) benefits about six crore households, making them digitally literate. With PMGDISHA, most rural households would benefit and enhance their livelihood. This scheme helps the Digitally illiterate people to actively learn IT skills, which will help them participate in the democratic and developmental process. This initiative is part of the Digital India programme which aims to transform India into a digitally empowered society and knowledge economy. Pradhan Mantri Gramin Digital Saksharta Abhiyaan (PMGDISHA) is a Digital Literacy Scheme by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY), to make six crore persons in rural areas, across States/UTs, are digitally literate, reaching around 40% of rural households by covering one member from every eligible household.   Eligibility The scheme applies only to the rural areas of the country. The eligibility for a household is that none of the members of the household is digital literates. The household comprises the head of the family, spouse, children and parents. Entry criteria The eligible age group for the scheme would be from 14 years to 60 years old people. The beneficiary under this scheme should be digitally illiterate. Only one person from a household would be considered for training under the scheme. Priority would be given to college dropouts, non-smartphone users, antyodaya households and the participants of the adult literacy mission. School students from classes 9th to 12th who are digitally illiterate, are provided with the facility, but IT training is not available in the schools. Preferences would be given to SC/ST, BPL, women, differently able people, and other minorities. The scheme portal would make available the identification of beneficiaries that shall be carried out by Common Service Centres CSC- SPV through collaborations with e-Governance Society in each district, block development officers, and gram panchayats. Implementing Agencies The scheme will be under the direct supervision of the Ministry of Electronics and IT with designated agencies in the States and Union Territories, which includes the State Implementing Agency, District e-Governance Society (DeGS) etc. Financial Assistance On successful certification of candidates trained by the training partner, a training fee of Rs.300 per candidate is payable directly to the training partner through CSC. Based on the outcomes achieved, the training partners will be receiving the payment. Input from the DeGS is necessary for the same. This can include making digital payments, opening a digital locker, sending e-mail, booking tickets etc. The registered certifying agency will be paid Rs.70 per candidate as certification cost/examination fee for the assessment and certifications. For monitoring of the scheme and meeting the overhead cost, the states and union territories will receive an average of Rs.2 per candidate. Training Process The training period is a minimum of 10 days and a maximum of 30 days during which the course has to be completed. The duration of the training is 20 hours, that has to be completed within the training period. Outcomes of the Training Effective communication through technology. The basics of digital devices, including the terminology, navigation and functionality, will be understood. The digital devices are used effectively to create, manage, access, and store information. Effective usage of the Internet to browse in a responsible manner. Learning the usage and carrying out cashless transactions. Usage of digital locker uses online citizen-centric services. Using digital technology in everyday life, at work and in social life and appreciating its role. Training Partners- The Scheme anticipates affiliations with organizations like NGOs/Corporates who desire to provide digital literacy training as Training partners, which is subject to meeting prescribed norms. The norms are as follows: The training partner who desires to provide digital literacy training must be in a registered Indian institution in the field of education/IT literacy for at least more than 3 years. The training partner must have a Permanent Income Tax account number (PAN), audited statements of accounts for at least past three years. Registration under any act of law in India is a must for the institution/organization. Well-Documented processes and procedures covering the course of education and IT literacy training must be defined clearly by the training partner. Role of a Training Partner The beneficiaries would be trained by the training partners who will be responsible for having or appointing training centers in the identified blocks, districts and gram panchayats. All training centers must uphold the PMGDISHA requirements, and the training partner will be responsible for the same. The overall working of the training center and the monitoring of the same will be the responsibility of the training partner. Every center under the purview of the training partner will be accountable Outcomes of PMGDISHA Digital literacy is a set of competencies an individual or a community possess involving the effective use of digital knowledge in daily life situations which will also improve their livelihood. A person trained under this program would be able to operate computers, send/receive emails, undertake cashless transactions, search for information, access Government Services etc. and hence use the ability in the process of nation-building and contributing to the nation’s economic growth. 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An E-Sewa portal is a one-stop solution for accessing the EPF requests without physically visiting the EPFO office. This portal helps employees to claim for their provident fund, check the status of the claim that was processed, and update the information related to KYC. Further, the employer could update the organization’s information or employee’s information so as to make their EPF contribution. EPFO initiated a special resource for achieving the online receipt of Electronic Challan cum Return (ECR). The employers must register their organizations on the portal. The organization could be registered by setting up a unique user ID as well as a protected password in the portal, to benefit from this facility. Once the registration is completed, the employees are permitted to upload the Electronic Return. The uploaded return information is shown on the digitally signed copy and the same could be saved in the PDF format online and printed for record purposes. After it is validated by the employer online, a Challan would pop up on the screen which is based on the uploaded return. The employer can also select to pay via the internet banking facility. The employer has the option to print a hard copy of the Challan and pay at any listed branch banks.  It is suggested that the employer retains both a soft and hard copy for reference and documentation purposes. Advantages for Employers Employers could work on the EPF without huge paperwork. Physical submission of form is not a requirement. Once the payment process has been completed, the employers would be instantly notified with an SMS confirmation. The annual accounts documents are available for looking at the data online. In order to request for annual payslips, a notification could be sent to the employers. Signing Up for E-Sewa Facility Step 1: Visit E-Sewa Portal Go to https://unifiedportal-emp.epfindia.gov.in/epfo/ Step 2: Register your Business with EPFO The employer registers his organization at the EPFO website. In order to access this portal temporarily, the user would receive a system generated username and the password to access the account would be sent to the employers registered mobile number, For the first time login, this could be used and further a permanent User ID and a password could be created to log in and moreover benefit from the E-Sewa portal. Steps to Download E-return Tool Step 1: Download Initiation In order to download the E-return tool, the user must Log in to the website https://www.epfindia.gov.in/site_en/ ->click on E-return Tool for Employers ->The user could install the software and enter the employee details such as wages and contribution to EPF. Step 2: Text File Generation Using the module ‘Generate Returns for Submission to EPFO’ and ‘Electronic Challan Cum Return Form (ECR)’, the text file for the same could be generated. Electronic Challan cum Return (ECR) An Electronic Challan cum Return (ECR) is an online receipt instituted by EPFO. The Electronic Challan cum Return is an electronic return in a plain text format involving lines to mention the details. Employers could register their organizations and generate user id and password via the EPFO portal. The registered employers could upload the Electronic Return and the uploaded return data would be presented via digitally signed copy in a PDF format. The output file (ECR File) could be downloaded from an Adrenalin product as per the format provided by the EPFO department. Filing of Electronic Challan cum Return (ECR) The employer must remit the dues online. Hence, each ECR would be associated with a remitted challan. The ECRs uploaded but not remitted would be declined post 12 days of the creation of the challan. The upload of ECR each month would mitigate the employers from filing any paper return which must be done during various months or annually. Pre-requisites- Electronic Challan cum Return (ECR) was launched by the department of EPF with the view of reducing the time consuming traditional ways to apply for claim or addition of an employer. Let’s look at the prerequisites for pulling up the e-challan: The employer must have already registered the organization on the Employer e-Sewa portal The employer must have already downloaded the ECR file format and the ECR text file should be prepared Electronic Challan cum Return (ECR) Generation Step 1: Log in to the E-Sewa Portal Log in to the e-Sewa portal Step 2: Upload of the Generated ECR Upload the generated ECR by selecting the option ‘ECR Upload’ under the ‘ECR’ module. You should be sure that the ECR is being uploaded for the correct month and year. -> A Summary page pops up where the user could confirm if the text file was uploaded correctly. Step 3: EDLI Contribution Entry On this Summary sheet, the user could enter the ‘Total EDLI Contribution’, ‘Total EPF Administrative/Inspection Charges’, and ‘Total EDLI Administrative/Inspection Charges’. Further to this, the user could update the ‘Contribution Rate’ accurately. By default, this value is 12%, but if applicable to the user’s organization, the user might change it to 10% as well. Step 4: Submission of the ECR Submit the ECR. Step 5: Digitally Signed Document A PDF file which is digitally signed would appear on the screen. If the number of members in the file is above 200, the user might have to wait for an SMS alert to view or download this file, further it has to be validated if the information on this PDF file matches with the ECR text file which has been uploaded. Step 5: Approval of PDF File Post checking the accuracy of the file which has been verified, the user must approve the PDF file to generate the challan online -> Click on the ‘Approve’ button Step 6: Temporary Return Reference Number (TRRN) Once the ECR file is approved, a Temporary Return Reference Number (TRRN) would be pulled from the uploaded file. The Challan Receipt File and Acknowledgement Slip would be shown on the upcoming screen which is corresponding to the ECR. Step 7: Download of Challan Receipt File Click on the Challan Receipt File to download -> Print