LUCKNOW: Days following CM Yogi Adityanath announced that the nation would carry on the obligation of children orphaned by Covid-19, the Uttar Pradesh government on Saturday declared the UP Mukhyamantri Bal Sewa Scheme, that involves annual stipend of Rs 4,000 for every kid and state financing of their schooling and marriage.
The government has recognized 197 minors, who lost both parents and 1,790 kids who lost one parent.
According to Saturday, 1,000 minors qualified to the strategy, said that a senior administration official after confirming the earnings standards.
Beneficiaries include kids who lost both parents or guardians into Covid, people who dropped the only bread winner and people that have one parent, who reacted to this virus.
The ministry has accepted a financial help of Rs 4,000 a month per kid to be granted to guardians or maintenance inspectors.
Girls supplied by Covid could be awarded Rs 1,01,000 in the time of union and a notebook or tablet computer to orphaned kids in college, school or pursuing postsecondary instruction,” said Navneet Sehgal, additional chief secretary (advice ).
Significantly, boys under age 10 that have no guardians or a protracted family is going to be rehabilitated in Rajkiya Bal Grihas or kid shelter houses in Mathura, Lucknow, Prayagraj, Agra and Rampur.
For small women without guardians, the authorities will organize their remain Central government-run 13 Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalayas or at 18 Atal Residential Schools, now being installed from the state authorities.
Their schooling costs will be taken by the authorities.
A task force was formed in each area to determine these children and the child growth and nutrition department has led local administrations to maintain vigil on prohibited appeals on social websites for adoption of the children to stop trafficking.