Kolkata: With more than 84 Lakh applications for Lakshmir Bhandar and 21 other Lakh for Swasthya Sathi, two schemes of the government of Bengal seemed to be the top choice among 1.3 crore people who appeared in Sarkar Duyaran camps throughout the month starting at 16 August.
These camps will continue until September 15.
These camps were held throughout the state drawing 16.5 lakh on Wednesday.
Chairman of the Minister of Mamata Banerjee Posted on Twitter: “This gave me a huge excitement to announce that on August 24, ’21 more than 1 Crore people throughout the country have visited Camps #duarmarkar.
This year we have included more schemes & Initiatives such as #lakshmibhandar, #StudentCreditCard, #krishakbandhu (new) among others.
“He was then posted:” We will continue to work tirelessly to ensure the service delivery and benefits of the government.
The West Bengal government remains committed to the welfare of the people of Bengal.
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https://t.co/grgq4vbla– Mamata Banerjee (@mamataOfficial) 1629893026 000lashmir Bhandar clearly appeared to be the most sought after scheme with 84 lakh applications in eight days.
Until Tuesday, there were more than 70 lakh applicants for it.
This scheme promises to provide direct bank transfers of Rs 500 per month to women from general caste and Rs 1,000 for women from the categories ordered.
Women, in the 25-60 age group, without government work or retirement will benefit.
This scheme must be launched from 1.
September.
A official said that the maximum application in Duyard Sarkar camps has been from 24 South Parwards, followed by Murshidabad and North Pargana 24.
Application verification will be conducted from 9-23 September and the benefits of delivery will be between September 24 and September 30.
Meanwhile, Banglar Bari stood among all other countries, the Urban Union Development Ministry report revealed.
Banglar Bari is a housing project for the poor.
Already, 1.5 lakh houses have been built in Bengal, said the source of the state government.
While this scheme is called Pradhan Mantri Beware of Yojana (PMAY) elsewhere, the government of Bengal refused on the logic that the state of the state government in this scheme was higher than the center.