Kanpur: A total of 28 children of Kanpur Nagar who have lost their parents in Pandemic Covid-9, were given a sanction letter ‘Mukhyamantri Bal Seva Yojana’ and a number of Rs 12,000 under the scheme of a function held here at Kanpur Kolectoran on Thursday , Neelima Katiyar State Minister said on the occasion that this scheme was launched to take care of people who are destitute and keep their future secured.
Inaugurating a scheme in Kanpur, the minister said that around 4,000 children have lost their parents in the second wave of Covid pandemic in the state and therefore the government has launched this program for them.
“Up is the first country in a country that has started this scheme for the welfare of children who lose their parents to Coronavirus.
The state government has transferred a number of Rs.
12,000 into their account for the first three months.
They will get Rs 4,000 per month Until they reached the age of 18, “he said.
Talking to reporters, the minister stated that the poor girls, who had reached the age of 18, will be given the hospital.
1.01 lakh for their wedding.
Local Mola Surendra Maithani and Bhagwati Sagar, up the state of the commission of Poonam Kapoor and Ranjana Shukla, District Magistrate Alok Tiwari, Commissioner of the City of Akshay Tripathi and Chief Development Officer Mahendra Kumar, SP Outer Ashtabhuja Prasad Singh and other district officials were present on this occasion.
28 Orphans Covid Given Aidunder Cm Bal Seva Yojana
