Pm Modi Yojana

The Modi government has launched a number of welfare programs. The main plans of the Modi administration are: Start-up India, Betty Bachao Betty Padao, Swati Bharat Mission, Yandan Yojana, and Skill India.

Since the central government is a welfare government, its social welfare system is designed to enhance the well-being of the general public. There are three categories of central government systems. These categories are "Core Schemes", "Core Schemes", and Central Sector Core Schemes.

1. Krishak Bandhu Prakarpa

The West Bengal government plans special gifts for farmers and farmers. Proclaimed a new agricultural support for all farmers and a family insurance package for applicants.

Outstanding features

• The plan was introduced to support poor farmers and workers, who are often deprived of sufficient crop production due to poor agricultural practices.
  
• This scheme provides Rupee financial assistance to all farmers. 10,000 installments a year, two installments. The total amount is delivered during the sowing of the halif and during the rabbi season.
  
• Financial benefits are sent directly to each beneficiary's bank account, so that help reaches the right people. In addition, such practices reduce the role of intermediaries.

2. Nikshay Poshan Yojana (NPY)

This is a direct benefit transfer (DBT) scheme for nutrition support for tuberculosis patients (TB) implemented by the Ministry of Health in April 2018.  Advantages of the scheme

• An economic incentive of Rs.500 per month for each TB patient informed of how long the patient has been receiving TB treatment.
  
• The incentives can be distributed in cash (DBT only, preferably through a bank account activated by Aadhaar) or in kind, as the scheme is registered based on the direct transfer of benefits. Countries that distribute in-kind incentives can continue to do so provided that the total amount of food baskets distributed is at least Rs. 500 per month. A state in which the state provides such assistance "in-kind." Attendance must be obtained from the Indian Ministry of Health.
  
  
  
  

3. Jan Suchna Portal Rajasthan

The purpose of this portal is to provide citizens with a central vision of "Panchayat". It provides the work of all information programs / support agencies / departments in a given geography. This enables the MIS (Management Information System) information system paradigm to be converted to JIS (Janata Information System), which meets the needs of the government's "line" sector by providing information on a sector-by-sector basis. ) Communities are offered in all sectors because they are interested in learning about work that is performed inclusively.

The Rajasthan Jan Suchna portal is inspired by segment 4 (2) of the Rights to Info Act of 2005, namely lively expose. This segment was controlled by many establishments and governments. Departments reveal data on their own. Through many means such as the Internet. Therefore, you essential to send manifold requirements to find the info. As a result, the Rajasthan State Government Launch of Jan Suchna portal.

4. Kalia Johanna Online

Under this scheme Krishak income and livelihood support program (KALIA), selected beneficiaries will receive a number of financial support benefits. Under the KALIA scheme, the total number of eligible farmers and farm workers is 92%.

Main functions of the KALIA scheme

• Total cost of the project is Rs 10,000 crore
• The KALIA scheme provides five types of funding.
• This scheme covers almost 92% of state producers.
• Financial assistance to farmers is provided through direct benefit transfer (DBT) mode.
• A better option than a loan waiver program.
• This scheme will be implemented from the next rabbi season (scheduled for February or March).