New Delhi: The government runs new schemes for needy people, which many take advantage of. Now, the government will provide financial assistance of Rs 1 lakh to BPL families, due to which a lot of enthusiasm is visible on the faces of the people. Its benefit will be given only under the Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya Giribi Mukt Gaon Yojana. For this, the Rajasthan government has selected 41 districts, including Karauli.
The most important thing is that 122 villages of he Karauli district alone have been identified. The main objective of this scheme is to strengthen the families living below the BPL poverty line at the economic, social and educational levels. The government wants people to get rid of poverty and develop themselves. For this, the government has also approved a considerable budget.
The government will uplift people with low incomes.
The Rajasthan government has provided a budget of Rs 300 croreto upliftf people experiencing poverty. Under the scheme, financial assistance of up to Rs 1 lakh is to be given to each BPL family. This amount will be seen helping families in getting self-employment, setting up business or other works of livelihood.
This public welfare scheme of the government will be implemented phased. In the first phase, 5,000 villages of the state have been included. The most important thing is that 122 villages of the Kahauli district alone are included.
Along with financial help to every student selected in these villages, emphasis should be placed on improving education, health, sanitation, housing and employment opportunities. Enrollment of children aged 5 to 14 is to be ensured in school. The government aims to make the educational level even stronger.
The committee is doing a survey.
If the development officer is to be believed, 122 villages have been selected under Deendayal Upadhyaya to uplift low-income people under the large-scale eradication campaign in Karauli district. The committee is conducting survey work in the selected villages under the direction of the sub-division officer. If the eligible families are deprived of the schemes run by the government, then work will be done to benefit them with priority.