Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister and Economy Minister Ajit Pawar presented the budget in the Assembly today. That the budget has made big announcements for women. “We have started a progressive conversation with women at the center. You would have declared women’s policy as bananas. Change the bananas from time to time. Nuktech has announced its eight-point women’s policy. Scheme to provide nutrition, employment and skills to women, Rabuvanaar, Pond Ladki Yojana, Jani Suraksha Yojana, Pradhan Mantri Matru Yojana, Apna Analysis. Stamp duty scheme for house purchase, Karatoon suit for working women, Shakti scheme etc. are implemented. Women are the center of society. Women work at both the family and earning levels. Girls are toppers in exams. For the economic independence and self-reliance of women, the Chief Minister has announced a flat rate of Rs 1500 to women aged 21 to 60 years. Or 46 thousand crore rupees will be given every year for the scheme. The scheme will be implemented from July”, announced Ajit Pawar.
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- The ‘Talav Ladki’ scheme started from the year 2023-24 – a total of Rs 1 lakh 1 thousand will be provided from the birth of a girl child till she turns 18.
- ‘Chief Minister Mari Ladki Bahu Yojana’, Rs. 10,000 in funds – approximately Rs. 46 thousand crores per annum – provided by the government to deserving women aged 21 to 60 years.
- A person born after May 1, 2024 will be named in official documents that include his name, first name, father’s name and first name or binding factor for the order.
- Pink e Rickshaw – 17 cities and 10 thousand women, financial assistance to buy rickshaws – Rs 80 crore fund
- Under the “Shubhamangal Group Registered Marriage” scheme, the grant to be given to the beneficiary mothers is Rs. 10,000 to Rs. 25,000 will be upto.
- Equipment and literature for breast and cervical cancer screening in all health sub-centres of the state Rs. 78 crores.
- Moffat has provided 3 thousand 324 ambulances to hospitals, especially pregnant women and children’s health institutions.
- Under the Jal Jeevan Mission program, 1 crore 25 lakh 66 thousand 986 households have been given water connections in rural areas and work is in progress for 21 lakh 4 thousand 932 households.
- ‘Mukhyamantri Annapurna Yojana’ – Varsha Gharti will provide three gas cylinders free of charge – benefiting 52 lakh 16 thousand 412 beneficiary families.
- Lakhpati Didi – Establishment of 7 lakh new dams under Maharashtra State Rural Life Promotion Campaign – Savings dam fund amount increased from 15 thousand rupees to 30 thousand rupees.
- The aim is to make 15 lakh women ‘Lakhpati Didi’ or 25 lakh women Lakhpati in a year through products manufactured by Mahila Bachat Bank, ‘Umaid Mart’ and ‘E-Commerce Online Platform’.
- ‘Punyashlok Ahilya Devi Holkar Women’s Startup Scheme’ for Women Small Entrepreneurs – Organized All India Level Mega Conference in the State
- Under the ‘I Scheme’, women small entrepreneurs in the tourism sector will get interest on loans up to Rs 15 lakh – creating 10 thousand jobs.
- Mullina Moffat Higher Education – From academic year 2024-25, 100% tuition fee and examination fee for all professional degrees and degree courses related to engineering, architecture, pharmaceuticals, medicine and agriculture for non-family born students. Annual Rs. 8 lakh, as well as 100 percent tuition fee and examination fee for economically weaker section students
- Or the estimated benefit of the decision is 2 lakh 5 thousand 499 rupees, which is 2 thousand crore rupees.
