New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to visit Prayagraj on Tuesday to participate in the “the only program” which will be attended by more than 2 ladies, around 1pm.
In accordance with the Prime Minister’s office (PMO), the program was detained according to the prime minister’s vision to empower women, especially at the grassroots level, by giving them skills, incentives, and necessary resources.
“In this effort to support women, the prime minister will transfer a number of RS 1,000 crore in bank accounts on Swadaya groups (SHG), profitably around 16 female members of Lakh Shg,” PMO said.
“This transfer is being carried out under the Deendayal Antyodaya Yojana – Mission of the National Rural Livelihood (Day-NRLM), with 80,000 Shg received the RS Community Investment Fund (CIF).
1.10 lakh per SHG and 60,000 SHGS receive Revolving RS 15000 per shg “They added.
The PMO told that this program would also witness the Prime Minister who prompted the business-sakhis correspondent (BC-Sakhis), by transferring RS 4000 as the first month allowance on the 20,000 Sakhis account.
When BC-Sakhis started their work as a Provider of Financial Services Doorstep at the grassroots level, they were paid on RS 4000 allowances for six months, so they became stable in their work and then began to produce through the Transaction Commission.
According to the PMO, during the program, PM Modi will also transfer a total of more than Rs 20 Crore to more than 1 beneficiary of the Lakh under the Mukhya scheme of Kanya Sumangala.
This scheme provides conditional cash transfers to girls at various stages of their lives, PMO said while adding that total transfers will become Rs 15,000 per recipient.
“The stages of birth (RS 2000), completing a one-year complete vaccination (RS 1000), when entering in class-I (RS 2000), when entering the Class-VI (RS 2000), when entering in class- ix (RS.
3000), while in the degree / diploma course after passing class X or XII (RS 5000), “PMO said in its release.
Furthermore, was told that the Prime Minister would put Stone Foundation 202 additional nutritional manufacturing units.
“These units are funded by independent groups and will be built at a cost of around Hospital 1 Crore for one unit.
These units will supply additional nutrients under the Integrated Child Development Scheme (ICD) in 600 state blocks,” they said.