Maharashtra Govt decides to introduce ‘Chief Minister Vayoshree Yojana’

Maharashtra Govt decides to introduce ‘Chief Minister Vayoshree Yojana’

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Category : National Published on: February 10 2024

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  • Maharashtra Government has decided to introduce ‘Chief Minister Vayoshree Yojana’ that is likely to benefit 15 lakh senior citizens who suffer from some physical or mental disability. 
  • These citizens, above the age of 65 years, will be screened and those found eligible will be paid three thousand rupees. The scheme will be implemented across all districts at an approximate cost of 480 crore rupees.
  • With an aim to boost the confidence of depositors in cooperative societies, the government has announced an assistance scheme.
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