Lucknow: Chairman of the Yogi Adityanath Minister said on Friday that Mandiri groups that helped the group (SHG) made their presence feel across the country by playing an important role in helping the state government in his battle against the novel Coronavirus Pandemi.
CM spoke after moving digitally more than Rs 88 Crore to more than 40,000 groups of women’s self groups and other 2,606 shg from revolving funds and public investment funds, under the mission of the country’s rural livelihood.
He also interacts with a number of beneficiaries.
The state government has managed to reach 52 families of lakh through the establishment of 4.8 lakh shgs.
Stating that Prime Minister Narendra Modi always emphasizes the economic emancipation of women from poor families, Yogi said that the state government has succeeded in not only providing work, but also increases the living standards of rural women through SHG which is speed in various fields, including making PPE kits, masks , School uniforms, besides involving them in milk production and school uniform stitches for children.
CM categorically emphasized on the inclusion of SHGS to collect payment of electricity bills.
Currently gathering income in rural areas, said CM, only stands 30% that need to be raised to 90%.
Meanwhile, CM Yogi pitched to provide further encouragement for Shakti Abhiyan’s mission to imagine the safety, dignity and independence of women in the state.
Reviewing the progress of the mission of Shakti at its official residence, CM said that the campaign had a positive impact on people who became more aware of women’s safety and pride.
A presentation on the implementation of the third phase of the campaign was carried out before the Minister of Chief, which issued direction to limit the number of departments added to this campaign.
He said that only major departments such as home, health, education, urban development, women’s welfare and children’s development departments and nutrition must be included in the Shakti mission.
Yogi Lauds The role of women helps groups during a pandemic
