AI SummaryHaryana government announced Mukhyamantri Shato Udyami Sarathi Yojana on 5 March 2022. Under this scheme, five experienced persons of the society are appointed as guides over a group of hundred families to help them understand the schemes and improve their financial status.
Scheme has been closed or it was a one time scheme which has been closed by the government.
Former Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar said under the new scheme, five experienced persons of the society would be appointed as guides over a group of every hundred families across the state. They would help the families understand the scheme and take them forward. This guide would also check if the family members are working or not. Work was planned to take forward about 15 lakh families of Haryana with an annual income of Rs 1.80 lakh.
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Former Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar said the scheme would be open for all who could volunteer for the service and devote time to the families. He made this announcement after inspecting the Mukhyamantri Antyodaya Parivar Utthan Yojana Mela organised at the Ambedkar Bhawan in Ambala's Naraingarh, where 20 government departments and six banks had set up different stalls to guide the eligible people.
At the mela, Khattar also distributed approval letters and bank cheques to as many as 15 eligible people. He said his government was working to take forward the schemes to about 15 lakh families of Haryana with an annual income of Rs 1.80 lakh. The government wanted people having experience in various fields like carpenters, goldsmiths and others to come forward and make other people like them self-reliant by giving them the required training. For doing so, the government would also give them certificates and money.
Khattar told the gathering that giving loans to the poor under this scheme would not solve the purpose. It should also make sure that the people benefit from it. The motive of such schemes is to reduce the gap of inequality. Earlier, the schemes benefited only those who grabbed it first and those needy were left behind. Now, such schemes are being brought to every block-level for the eligible people who are in dire need.
Under the scheme, melas were organised at 175 different locations and drew 90,000 people. In the second phase, these melas were held till March 17 and in total, such fairs were to take place in 10 phases. Khattar later met six students and their families from Ambala district, who recently returned from Ukraine. The students expressed concerns about their studies suffering, but the CM assured of all possible support in this matter.
Assessment of Families through Parivar Pehchan Patra
To make every family happy in the state, an assessment was done through Parivar Pehchan Patra (family identity card) of the families whose annual income is less than Rs 1.80 lakh. Further, all such families were being motivated to become self-reliant by providing them the benefits of several schemes through Antyodaya Mela, said Khattar. "Our aim is to uplift every family in the state. Continuous work is being done to make sure that no family remains poor. The main objective of the government is to increase the number of APL by decreasing the number of BPL," said the chief minister.
Khattar said, "Till now the schemes of the Central and State Governments were only being talked about, but the benefits of these schemes were not made available to the people for whom these schemes were drafted. Due to this, the poor are becoming poorer and the rich are getting richer. This gap was increasing. The Mukhyamantri Antyodaya Parivar Utthan Yojana Mela were being organized to bridge this gap".