New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi is likely to be launched on the 10th edition of the second edition of ‘Ujjwala’, the Marquee social welfare program to provide access to poor households to clean cooking fuel, a few months before the crucial assembly poll.
Modi has launched a scheme in May 2016 from Baniia Regency, a step that helps trigger a BJP increase to power in the state next year and expand the appeal of the party among weaker parts of society throughout the country.
Ujjwala has been designed to improve the lives of women in poor households by providing free LPG connections.
This scheme helps expand the coverage of LPGs in this country to 91% and provides a gateway to provide assistance to the poor after last year’s class.
The full cost of the LPG cylinder was transferred to Bank account 8.3 previous Crore recipients on the fourth of each month until June last year so they could buy three free refills under a special package.
Now, Ujwala 2 aims to provide in two years free LPG connections to one more poor crore household than those covered under the first phase.
The second phase is also equipped with evidence or evidence of identity that liberalization to help categories such as migrants, which are most voters in countries such as rising, Bihar and Bengal.
The second phase was announced in budget 20201 but no funds provided.
But the Ministry of Oil official said the allocation of fuel subsidies from Rs 14,073 Crore must include 1,600 RS costs of each connection under the Ujjwala 2.
In the first phase, eight poor households Crore will be borne by March 2020.
But the target is achieved seven months.
Before the deadline, mostly due to a personal encouragement from the oil minister Dharmendra Pradhan.
The scheme starts with poor households in the socio-economic caste census.
In February 2018, Ambit was expanded to cover all scheduled caste / scheduled households, upside down, the beneficiary of PM Awaas Yojana (Gramin), Antodaya Anna Yojana, forest occupants, tea park workers and people living on the islands , But regardless of the focus of the government, the use of cylinders has floated around four per year among the beneficiaries of Ujwala to 7-8 refills among consumers general categories due to price and shipping problems.
Officials, however, said more low use because of the traditional more.