Welfare Scheme  

The Andhra Pradesh government is set to launch the Free Gas Cylinder Scheme, providing three free LPG cylinders per year to eligible households. Learn more about the eligibility criteria and the benefits of this new welfare initiative by CM Chandrababu Naidu.

As Prime Minister Narendra Modi marks his birthday, it's a perfect time to revisit some of the significant initiatives and programs that have influenced India's progress under his leadership.

 

In recognition of the innovative solution, the Infosys Foundation awarded Karibasappa the Aarohan Award in 2019. The ‘solar insect trap’ serves as a natural insect killer, significantly reducing the need for pesticides in the fields by 70 to 80 percent.

Rajpal Singh Narvariya had to discontinue his studies due to financial constraints but his curiosity drove him to explore the hidden cave of innovations he was meant to be known for. After making around 20 machineries, he has not abandoned his will to invent something new and continues on the path of creation.

Gurrala Revanth Sai, a 19-year-old youth from Puducherry, has traversed the entire country to spread awareness about Beti Bachao-Beti Padhao, Fit India and Swachh Bharat

Yogi Adityanath government in Uttar Pradesh might prevent people having more than 2 kids from making use of its welfare schemes or even contest panchayat elections 

BJP working president JP Nadda also talked in detail about the various other welfare schemes launched by the government and how they have benefited the people. In particular, Nadda mentioned about the Aayushman Bharat scheme and recalled that Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched the scheme in Jharkhand.

The key feature of this plan is a massive outreach to the beneficiaries of the BJP-ruled Centre as well as the state's welfare schemes and the expansion of their reach among the hitherto untouched population. The equation is simple: more the beneficiaries, more the voters.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi took a jibe at Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee calling her 'sticker didi' who labels central welfare schemes as those run by her government
 

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Rajya Sabha MP and member of standing committee on finance, Rajeev Chandrasekhar, believes the coming budget will be a positive move towards taking the Indian economy towards expansion which then would fuel welfare schemes and not burden the taxpayers