VARANASI: “Gariban ka ashirwad banal rahe ta hum aur kaam kareb (If the poor people keep me blessing, I will do more for them),” assured Prime Minister Narendra Modi Concluding his live conversation with the beneficiaries of various government schemes here on Thursday to get their feedback.
But, before ending the nearly 20-minute interaction session, the PM kept on questioning the beneficiaries whether they had any problem in getting the benefits of the scheme, whether they had to follow any leader or official, someone based on their caste or Asked about the community or whether they are from the forward, backward, downtrodden class, anyone asked for ransom to give the benefit of any scheme.
Prime Minister’s many beneficiaries Awas YojanaIn which Amrita of Arjunpur, Soni of Hathi Bazaar in rural area, Shashikala Devi of Sarnath in urban area and Munni Devi of Paharia in urban area had minute long conversations with the PM. He explained to the PM how he struggled living in huts and mud houses but kept on trying to build pucca houses.
When the PM questioned them about the amount of benefit, they replied that each got Rs 2.50 lakh. And by adding some extra amount with his efforts, he got his pucca houses built.
PM did not forget to ask him about cleanliness. He said that they put the daily waste from their homes in the garbage collection bins from where the sanitation workers collect it on a daily basis.
Modi also asked about the menu of their daily meals and special occasions. He told the PM that they send their children to school after completing their higher education with the wish of a bright career. Beneficiaries of stand-up scheme, Vandana Lakhmany Told how he used this scheme to run a garment factory which now has over 500 workers including women. He said that products from his unit are also being exported now.
beneficiary of National Urban Livelihoods Mission Savitri Gupta, Chhanu Lal Kanojia, National Rural Livelihood Mission Meera Chauhan, Preeti, Sunita Devi and Sajida Begum shared their experiences of getting loan amount easily.
When the PM asked them how they manage their financial requirements to earn a livelihood, Sunita replied that she faced humiliation in case of delay in repayment of loans taken from local self-help groups or individuals.
CM Yuva Swarojgar Yojana Beneficiary Sachin Bhatt told PM how he set up a handwash manufacturing unit during the Covid-19 lockdown by taking concessional loan under the scheme.
The PM did not forget to question whether he was transacting in cash or digitally. Even beneficiaries from rural areas told them that they have learned to receive and transfer money through mobile phones.
But, before ending the nearly 20-minute interaction session, the PM kept on questioning the beneficiaries whether they had any problem in getting the benefits of the scheme, whether they had to follow any leader or official, someone based on their caste or Asked about the community or whether they are from the forward, backward, downtrodden class, anyone asked for ransom to give the benefit of any scheme.
Prime Minister’s many beneficiaries Awas YojanaIn which Amrita of Arjunpur, Soni of Hathi Bazaar in rural area, Shashikala Devi of Sarnath in urban area and Munni Devi of Paharia in urban area had minute long conversations with the PM. He explained to the PM how he struggled living in huts and mud houses but kept on trying to build pucca houses.
When the PM questioned them about the amount of benefit, they replied that each got Rs 2.50 lakh. And by adding some extra amount with his efforts, he got his pucca houses built.
PM did not forget to ask him about cleanliness. He said that they put the daily waste from their homes in the garbage collection bins from where the sanitation workers collect it on a daily basis.
Modi also asked about the menu of their daily meals and special occasions. He told the PM that they send their children to school after completing their higher education with the wish of a bright career. Beneficiaries of stand-up scheme, Vandana Lakhmany Told how he used this scheme to run a garment factory which now has over 500 workers including women. He said that products from his unit are also being exported now.
beneficiary of National Urban Livelihoods Mission Savitri Gupta, Chhanu Lal Kanojia, National Rural Livelihood Mission Meera Chauhan, Preeti, Sunita Devi and Sajida Begum shared their experiences of getting loan amount easily.
When the PM asked them how they manage their financial requirements to earn a livelihood, Sunita replied that she faced humiliation in case of delay in repayment of loans taken from local self-help groups or individuals.
CM Yuva Swarojgar Yojana Beneficiary Sachin Bhatt told PM how he set up a handwash manufacturing unit during the Covid-19 lockdown by taking concessional loan under the scheme.
The PM did not forget to question whether he was transacting in cash or digitally. Even beneficiaries from rural areas told them that they have learned to receive and transfer money through mobile phones.
,