eBook

CENTRAL & STATE GOVERNMENT SCHEMES

2013 TO 2017List of 100 + Central & State GovernmentSchemes launched from 2013 to 2017 for

BANK & GOVERNMENT EXAMS.

Questions on Central & State Government Schemes are common in the General Awareness sections of various bank & government exams. To help you prepare for thesame, we have compiled a list of Central & State Government Schemes launched in India from 2013 to 2017.

Learning the following eBook might just earn you that brownie point inyour next bank or government exam.

What is the objective of Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Kendra Yojana?

a. To provide free milk to the economically backward peopleb. To bring momentum in skilling through collaborative effortsc. To provide free electricity to non-electried rural householdsd. To provide employment to rural youth

Solution: B

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List of Important Central Government Schemes 2013-17

Name of the scheme Objective & Target

1

Atal Mission for Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation (AMRUT)

Launched: June, 2015

Objective: To establish infrastructure that could ensure

adequate robust sewerage networks and water supply for urban

transformation.

Target: Ascertaining that everyone has access to tap water and

sewerage facilities, maintenance of greenery and open spaces,

and smart facilities like weather prediction, internet and Wi-Fi.

2

Atal Innovation Mission and SETU in NITI AAYOG

Launched: February, 2016

Objective: To give substantial boost to the innovation ecosystem

and to catalyze the entrepreneur spirit in the country.

Target: Entrepreneurship promotion through self-employment

and talent utilization and to provide a platform where innovative

ideas are generated.

3 Atal Pension Yojana

Launched: May, 2015

Objective: To bring pension benefits to people of the

unorganized sector.

Target: Reduce the number of zero balance accounts in the

country.

4 Bal Swachta Abhiyan

Launched: November, 2014

Objective: To increase awareness about the cleanliness of the children all over India. Target: It will be observed from 14th to 19th November. The campaign has been planned out in the following way:

14th November: Clean Schools/Surroundings/Play areas

15th November: Clean Food

17th November: Clean Self, Personal Hygiene, Child

Safety

18th November: Clean Drinking Water

19th November: Clean Toilet

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Beti Bachao Beti Padhao Yojana

Launched: January 2015

Objective: To generate awareness and improve the efficiency of

welfare services meant for women.

Target: To ensure education, survival and protection of the girl

child, and prevent gender biased sex selective elimination.

6

Cataract Treatment Scheme

Launched: March, 2017

Objective: To treat cataract patients

Target: Free India from cataract by 2022

7

DBT Scheme for Kerosene

Launched: April, 2016

Objective: To enable consumers to pay non-subsidized price of

kerosene at the time of purchase.

Target: To enable users to buy the cooking fuel at market rate

and get financial support in their bank accounts.

8

Deenadayal Upadhyaya Grameen Kaushalya

Yojana

Launched: September, 2014

Objective: To enhance the employability of rural youth.

Target: Start 1000-2000 training centres across India by 2016.

9

Deendayal Upadhyaya Gram Jyoti Yojana

Launched: 2015

Objective: To provide electrification to all villages.

Target: To invest 756 Billion rupees for rural electrification,

feeder separation to ensure sufficient power to farmers and

regular supply to other consumers and metering to reduce the

losses.

10

Dairy Processing and Infrastructure

Development Fund (DIDF)

Launched: September,

2017

Objective: To build efficient milk procurement system by setting

up of chilling infrastructure and installation of electronic milk

adulteration testing equipment.

Target: To benefit 95,00,000 farmers in about 50,000 villages.

11 Digital India

Launched: July, 2015

Objective: Aims to bring Digital empowerment to India and aid

in its transition to becoming a knowledge economy.

Target: To create 17 million direct and 85 million indirect jobs,

while significantly reducing Indian imports of electronics.

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12 Ganga Gram Yojana

Launched: January, 2016

Objective: To develop the villages located along the main stem

of river Ganga.

Target: To develop 1600 villages situated along the banks of

river Ganga.

13

Gram Uday Se Bharat Uday Abhiyan

Launched: April, 2016

Objective: To strengthen Panchayati Raj in villages and ensure

social harmony in villages.

Target: To promote rural development and foster farmers’

welfare and livelihoods of the poor.

14

HRIDAY (National Heritage City

Development and Augmentation Yojana)

scheme

Launched: January, 2015

Objective: Conserving and preserving the heritage characters of

12 cities: Amritsar, Varanasi, Gaya, Puri, Ajmer, Mathura,

Dwarka, Badami, Velankanni, Kanchipuram, Warangal

(Telangana) and Amaravati (Andhra Pradesh).

Target: To develop tourism and job creation and bring together

urban planning, economic growth and heritage conservation by

2017.

15 Indradhanush Scheme

Launched: December, 2014

Objective: To immunize unvaccinated children.

Target: To cover all those children by 2020 who are either

unvaccinated, or partially vaccinated against vaccine preventable

diseases.

16

Intensified Mission Indradhanush (IMI)

Launched: October, 2017

Objective: To improve immunization coverage.

Target: To ensure full immunization to more than 90% by

December 2018.

17 Kisan Vikas Patra

Launched: 2014

Objective: To provide attractive returns to money invested.

Target: To provide double the amount invested, after 8 years 4

months, with an interest of 8.7% per annum.

18 Make in India

Launched: Sept, 2014

Objective: To transform India into a global design and

manufacturing hub.

Target: 24 manufacturing cities envisaged. In the first phase, 7

cities to be completed by 2019.

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Middle Income Group Scheme

Launched: February, 2017

Objective: Provide legal services to the middle and relatively

lower income groups.

Target: Provide services in the Supreme Court, to litigants whose

gross income does not exceed Rs. 60,000 per month or Rs.7.5

lakh per annum.

20 Mission Fingerling

Launched: March, 2017

Objective: To achieve blue revolution.

Target: To enhance fisheries production from 10.79 mmt (2014-

15) to 15 mmt by 2020-21 under the blue revolution.

21

MUDRA Bank Yojana

Launched: April, 2015

Objective: Regulate lending and borrowing activities in the

microfinance setup of India.

Target: To provide crediting services and financial support to the

microfinance entities, that are functioning across the country.

22 Namami Gange

Launched: July, 2014

Objective: Clean and protect the Ganga river in a comprehensive

manner.

Target: To arrest the pollution and revive the Ganga river within

18 years.

23

National Policy for Skill Development and Entrepreneurship

Launched: 2015

Objective: To create an ecosystem of empowerment and

promote a culture of innovation based entrepreneurship.

Target: To bridge existing skill gaps, promote industry

engagement, leverage technology and promote greater

opportunities for apprenticeship training.

24 National Rurban Mission

Launched: February, 2016

Objective: To Spur, social, economic and infrastructure

development in rural areas.

Target: To develop a cluster of 300 smart villages over the next 3

years across the country.

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National Sports Talent Search Scheme

Launched: 2015

Objective: To find and nurture sports potential and make them

excel at national and international sports competitions.

Target: To identify sports talent among students in the age

group of 8-12 years and nurture it.

26

Padhe Bharat Badhe Bharat

Launched: 2014

Objective: To improve reading and writing skills of children in

classes 1 and 2.

Target: To make children keen and self-sufficient writers and

readers and enable them to possess the skills that last a lifetime

27

Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya National

Mission

Launched: 2015

Objective: To address various shortcomings related to teachers

and teaching across the educational spectrum.

Target: To provide1 lakh qualified teachers for schools, colleges

and universities, create 87 new institutional structures and

create subject-based networks in various disciplines.

28

Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay Shramev Jayate Karyakram

Launched: October, 2014

Objective: To create conductive environment for industrial

development and doing business with ease and expand

government support to impart skill training for workers.

Target:

Allot Labour Identification Number to 6 lakh units

Upload inspection reports within 72 hours of inspection

Enable 4.17 crore employees to have their PF account

portable and accessible

Support manufacturing units by reimbursing 50% of the

stipend paid during first two years of training

Introduce smart cards to workers

29

Pradhan Mantri Gram Sinchai Yojana

Launched: July, 2015

Objective: To irrigate fields of farmers across the country and

promote effective use of water.

Target: To attract investments in Irrigation system and expand

the cultivable land in the country.

30 PowerTex India Scheme

Launched: April, 2017

Objective: To develop powerloom sector.

Target: To develop powerloom sector simultaneously at over 45

locations in the country.

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Pradhan Mantri Vaya Vandana Yojana

(PMVVY)

Launched: July, 2017

Objective: For welfare of senior citizens above 60 years.

Target: To make the pension scheme available from 4th May

2017 to 3rd May 2018 for senior citizens above 60 years.

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Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Yojana

Launched: April 2015

Objective: Welfare the poor people through effective

implementation of schemes.

Target: To apprise member of parliaments to help in effective

implementation of government run schemes for the welfare of

poor across the country.

33

Pradhan Mantri Jan Aushadhi Yojana

Launched: 2015

Objective: Improve the quality of health care and make it

accessible across the country.

Target: To provide good quality health care by improving access

to quality medicines at affordable costs.

34

Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana

Launched: August, 2014

Objective: To achieve financial inclusion of every individual who

does not have a bank account.

Target: To ensure financial access to everyone who was not able

to get benefits of various finance related government schemes.

35 Power for All Scheme

Launched: April, 2017

Objective: To offer people uninterrupted power supply

Target: To ensure that by 2018 October, each house in UP will

receive this benefit.

36

Pradhan Mantri LPG Panchayat

Launched: September,

2017

Objective: To spread awareness among LPG users about the

proper use and benefits of LPG.

Target: NA

37

Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Kendra (PMKK)

Launched: October, 2017

Objective: To bring momentum in skilling through collaborative

efforts.

Target: NA

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Pradhan Mantri Jeevan Jyoti Bima Yojana

Launched: May, 2015

Objective: Increase the number of insurance.

Target: To reduce number of zero balance accounts.

39

Pt. Deen Dayal Upadhayay Vigyan Gram

Sankul Pariyojana

Launched: September, 2017

Objective: To formulate & implement appropriate S & T

interventions for Sustainable development through cluster

approach in Uttarakhand.

Target: To benefit about a lakh of people directly or indirectly in

4 identified clusters of 60 villages in Uttarakhand.

40

Pradhan Mantri Suraksha Bima Yojana

Launched: May, 2015

Objective: To increase insurance penetration level in the

country.

Target: The insurance covers death or disablement of the policy

holder caused due to accident or accidental injuries.

41

Pradhan Mantri Kisan Sampada Yojana

Launched: August, 2017

Objective: For agro-marine processing and development of agro-

processing clusters.

Target: NA

42

Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana

Launched: January, 2016

Objective: To boost farming sector in the country.

Target: Aims to reduce the premium burden on farmers and

ensure early settlement of crop Insurance claim for the full

insured sum.

43

Pradhan Mantri Gramin Digital Saksharta

Abhiyan (PMGDISHA)

Launched: February, 2017

Objective: Making one person in every family digitally literate.

Target: Make 6 crore persons in rural areas, across states/UTs,

digitally literate, reaching around 40% of rural households.

44

Prasad (Pilgrimage

Rejuvenation and

Spiritual Augmentation

Drive)

Launched: 2014

Objective: To promote tourism and Develop cultural places.

Target: To achieve 1% share of international tourist arrivals by

2016-17.

45

Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana

Launched: 2015

Objective: To provide houses at affordable rates.

Target: To provide interest subsidy of 6.5% on housing loan for

15 years and use sustainable and eco-friendly technologies

during construction process.

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Pradhan Mantri Ujjawala Yojana

Launched: May, 2016

Objective: To provide LPG connections to BPL households in the

country.

Target: To replace the unclean cooking fuels mostly used in rural

India with clean and more efficient LPG.

47

Pandit Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Sanchar

Kaushal Vikas Pratisthan Scheme

Launched: May, 2017

Objective: To train rural youth to maintain mobile towers, repair

optical fibers, and fix other communication technologies.

Target: To impart training to 10,000 people from 10 States/UTs

in the first phase.

48

Rashtriya Vayoshri Yojana

Launched: April, 2017

Objective: Provide physical aid and assisted-living devices for

senior citizens belonging to BPL category

Target: To benefit 5,20,000 senior citizens over a period of 3

years.

49

Rashtriya Avishkar Abhiyan

Launched: July, 2015

Objective: To leverage the potential for science, mathematics

and technology learning in non-classroom settings.

Target: To make Science, Mathematics and Technology exciting

for children and encourage them to have an enduring interest in

the subjects both inside and outside the classroom.

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Revenue Insurance Scheme for Plantation

Crops (RISPC)

Launched: February, 2017

Objective: Protect growers from risks such as pest attacks, yield

loss, and income declined caused by fall in prices.

Target: To implement on pilot basis for 2 years covering tea,

coffee, rubber, cardamom, and tobacco in eight districts in West

Bengal, Kerala, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Sikkim, and

Tamil Nadu by the commodity boards.

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Sansad Adarsh Gram Yojana

Launched: October, 2014

Objective: To develop social, cultural and infrastructures in

villages.

Target: To develop infrastructure of 3 villages by 2019 and 8

villages by 2024.

52 Skill India

Launched: July, 2015

Objective: To create jobs for the youth of the country.

Target: Aims at providing training and skill development to 500

million youth of our country by 2020.

53 Smart Cities

Launched: 2015

Objective: To drive economic growth and improve the quality of

life of people by enabling local development and harnessing

technology as a means to create smart outcomes for citizens.

Target: To cover 100 cities in 5-year duration.

54 Swachh Bharat Abhiyan

Launched: October, 2014

Objective: To make India clean.

Target: To provide facilities to every family including toilets, solid

and liquid waste disposal systems, village cleanliness, and safe

and adequate drinking water supply by 2nd October, 2019.

55

Solar Energy Scheme for Small Powerloom Unites

Launched: March, 2017

Objective: To provide financial assistance/capital subsidy to

small powerloom units

Target: Provide financial assistance/capital subsidy to the extend

of 50%, 75%, and 90% of the basic cost of the solar energy plant

(cost of solar panel + inverter + batteries) to the applicants.

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Saubhagya Scheme

Launched: September, 2017

Objective: To provide electricity connection to families in rural

and urban areas.

Target: To provide electricity connections to around 40 million

families by December 2018.

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Swachh Vidyalaya Abhiyan

Launched: 2014

Objective: To provide toilets in all government schools.

Target: To provide separate toilets for boys and girls in all

government schools within 1 year.

58 Swadesh Darshan

Launched: Jan, 2015

Objective: To accelerate domestic as well as International

tourism in India and to develop theme based tourist circuits in

the country on the principles of high tourist value,

competitiveness and sustainability, in an integrated manner.

Target: Expecting to attract over 13 million foreign tourists by

2020.

59 Shaadi Shagun Scheme

Launched: October, 2017

Objective: To encourage higher education of girls

Target: Give Rs. 51,000 to meritorious Muslim girls who

complete their graduation before marriage.

60 Sukanya Samridhi Yojana

Launched: Jan, 2015

Objective: To ensure bright future for girl children in India.

Target: To provide financial security and independence to the

girls and help them with their education and marriage.

61

Soil Health Card Scheme

Launched: February, 2015

Objective: Issue soil card to farmers to help them get good

harvest by studying the quality of soil.

Target: Issue soil cards to about 14 crore farmers spread across

India.

62

Shyama Prasad Mukherji Rurban Mission

Launched: September,

2015

Objective: To drive economic, social and infrastructure

development in rural areas.

Target: Provisioning of economic activities, developing skills and

local entrepreneurship and providing infrastructure amenities in

rural areas.

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63 Standup India Scheme

Launched: April, 2016

Objective: To promote entrepreneurship among people from

SC/ST and woman.

Target: To provide loan between Rs.10 lakh and up to Rs.1 crore

to entrepreneurs for setting up new enterprise.

64 Sampada Scheme

Launched: May, 2017

Objective: To supplement agriculture, modernize processing,

and decrease agri waste.

Target: To give a renewed thrust to the food processing sector in

the country and create modern infrastructure with efficient

supply chain management from farm gate to retail outlet.

65 Seema Darshan

Launched: January, 2016

Objective: To provide an opportunity to children to experience

the border environment and to foster patriotism and

nationalism among the students.

Target: To make students visit border areas of our country and

present them before our soldiers. To showcase the tradition and

culture of our country through traditional songs and dances.

66 Special home for widows

Launched: March, 2016

Objective: To provide homes to widows in Vrindavan.

Target: To construct special Homes on 1.424 hectare of land for

1000 widows at Vrindavan, Mathura, Uttar Pradesh.

67

Science and Technology of Yoga and Meditation

(SATYAM)

Launched: November, 2015

Objective: To strengthen research in areas of Yoga and

Meditation.

Target: To identify various issues and challenges related to

human well-being and address them. To investigate on the effect

of Yoga and meditation on physical and mental health, and on

the effect of Yoga and meditation on the body, brain and mind.

68

Trade Infrastructure for Export Scheme (TIES)

Launched: March, 2017

Objective: To bridge the infrastructure gap and provide forward

and backward linkages to units engaged in trade activities.

Target: Provide assistance for setting up and upgradation of

infrastructure projects with export linkages.

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69 Udaan Scheme

Launched: 2013

Objective: To provide an exposure to the unemployed graduates

to the best of corporate India.

Target: Reach 40,000 youth in J&K in 5 years.

70 Unearth Black Money

Bill passed: May, 2015

Objective: To unearth black money by enabling those with

undisclosed income and asset located in India.

71

Varishta Pension Bima Yojana

Launched: January, 2017

Objective: To provide annuity payouts like an immediate annuity

plan to senior citizens.

Target: NA

72

Visiting Advanced Joint Research Faculty (VAJRA) Scheme

Launched: May, 2017

Objective: To bring together the Indian scientists abroad and

India-based researchers for conducting joint researches in India.

Target: To boost research work, and lead to newer, cutting edge

technologies, which is needed in India.

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List of Top State Government Schemes 2015-17

Name of the scheme Objective and Target

1

Adarsh Gram Yojana

(Arunachal Pradesh)

Launched: March,

2017

Objective: To reach poor people in rural areas and serve them

better.

Target: 123 villages will be developed as ‘model villages’ during the

fiscal year 2017-18

2

Advanced Farming-Enriched Farmer

(Maharashtra)

Launched: April, 2017

Objective: To increase farmers’ income by cutting production cost

and increasing the output.

Target: To raise production of major crops, diversify crops, introduce

marketing techniques, and unite farmers and make them financially

stable.

3

Amma seeds

(Tamil Nadu)

Launched: January, 2016

Objective: To increase agricultural production in the state.

Target: To encourage farmers to use certified seeds sold at

reasonable prices.

4

Amma Call Centre

(Tamil Nadu)

Launched: January. 2016

Objective: To make governance more accessible to public. Target: To receive at least 15,000 calls per day by citizens, round the clock.

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Aanandam Scheme

(Madhya Pradesh)

Launched: January,

2017

Objective: To help people in need.

Target: To make economically sound people donate items like

blankets, frocks, sarees, jackets, books, pens, utensils, etc. to people

in need.

6

Aarogya Raksha Scheme

(Andhra Pradesh)

Launched: January, 2017

Objective: To provide health insurance cover to every individual.

Target: To render end-to-end cashless services for 1044 diseases

under secondary and tertiary care through 432 government and

private hospitals and provide health insurance coverage to about 35

lakh above poverty line families in the state.

7

Adapting Homes for the differently-abled

(Haryana)

Launched: March, 2016

Objective: To provide pension in advance to differently-abled

people.

Target: To give 6 months pension in advance to persons with

disabilities for adapting their homes as per their requirement.

8

Apni Gaddi Apni Rozgar Scheme

(Punjab)

Launched: July, 2017

Objective: To provide commercial two-wheelers and four-wheelers

to unemployed youth at subsidized rates.

Target: NA

9

Aarogya Bhagya Scheme

(Karnataka)

Launched: September, 2017

Objective: To provide free medical treatment to poor across the

state.

Target: To cover around 14 million state households as part of UHC

under the scheme.

10

Adarana Scheme

(Andhra Pradesh)

Launched: April, 2017

Objective: To uplift and develop people belonging to backward

classes.

Target: Provide financial assistance for the benefit and welfare of

backward classes.

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Bhavantar Bhugtan Yojana

(Madhya Pradesh)

Launched: October,

2017

Objective: For the welfare of farmers in the state.

Target: NA

12

Chief Minister Scholarship Scheme

(Punjab)

Launched: June, 2017

Objective: To provide technical education to meritorious and poor

students.

Target: To give fee waiver to students scoring above 60% of marks.

13

Care Companion Programme

(Punjab)

Launched: July, 2017

Objective: To improve patient care through better family

engagement and education.

Target: NA

14

Chief Minister Samagra Gramya Unnayan Yojana

(CMSGUY)

(Assam)

Launched: February, 2017

Objective: To bring about paradigm shift towards holistic

development of villages in the state.

Target: Bring a revolutionary change in the state by doubling the

farm income by 2022

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Dulari Kanya Scheme

(Arunachal Pradesh)

Launched: January,

2017

Objective: To check infant mortality in the state.

Target: Deposit 20,000 in the bank account of a girl child, born in any

government hospital. It would be paid along with the accrued

interest after she turns 18.

16

Durgama Anchalare Malaria Nirakaran

(DAMON)

(Odisha)

Launched: August, 2017

Objective: To prevent spread of Malaria in remote areas of Odisha’s

Ganjam district.

Target: To hold 103 camps in next 3 months and cover 15,000

people.

17

Deendayal Rasoi Yojana

(Madhya Pradesh)

Launched: April, 2017

Objective: To help people get economical nutritious and good

quality food.

Target: To provide meals at Rs.5 per plate for people.

18

Digital Dakiya Scheme

(Madhya Pradesh)

Launched: January,

2017

Objective: Use students to increase awareness of cashless

transactions especially among the women and the elderly.

Target: To encourage cashless transactions in the state & spread

digital literacy throughout the state.

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Entrepreneurship Development

Scheme

(Mizoram)

Launched: January, 2017

Objective: To acquire sustainable resources, knowledge, and market

which would be instrumental in the state governments efforts to

achieve market economy from subsistence economy.

Target: Implement 17 sustainable development goals of the UN with

minimum harm to the environment.

20

e-Health Kerala Scheme

(Kerala)

Launched: January, 2017

Objective: To create an effective IT-enabled integrated framework

to ensure effectual healthcare to the common citizen and create a

centralized database of healthcare information.

Target: Create patient-friendly interface for the public healthcare

institutions all over the state.

21

Free Power Connection Scheme

(Uttar Pradesh)

Launched: July, 2017

Objective: To provide free power connection.

Target: To provide free power connection to BPL card holders across

the state.

22

Free Surgery Scheme

(Delhi)

Launched: July, 2017

Objective: To provide free surgery to people at private hospitals if

they don’t get response for surgery at govt hospital within 1 month.

Target: To facilitate 30 surgeries across 48 hospitals free of charge

for patients referred by govt hospitals.

23

Farmers’ Debt Relief scheme

(Madhya Pradesh)

Launched: June, 2017

Objective: To provide farmers loans at low rates of interest.

Target: Provide loans to farmers at low interest rates to help

defaulting farmers get loan. Compensation of Rs. 1 crore for the kith

and kin of the dead farmers.

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Gyankunj Project

(Gujarat)

Launched: September, 2017

Objective: To produce world-class students.

Target: To implement the project in 3173 classrooms of standard 7th

and 8th of 1609 schools.

25

Housing Scheme

(Tamil Nadu)

Launched: March, 2017

Objective: For construction of concrete houses for the economically

poor section of the society.

Target: To construct concrete houses for 50,170 beneficiaries in

town panchayat limits.

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Kshreea Bhagya Scheme

(Karnataka)

Launched: August, 2017

Objective: To provide free milk to the school and anganwadi

children for 5 days a week.

Target: To provide free milk to 65 lakh children studying in class 1st

up to class 10th in around 51,000 govt schools, and 39 lakh students

in around 64,000 anganwadis.

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LED lights, energy saving fans

distribution scheme

(Himachal Pradesh)

Launched: March,

2017

Objective: To promote energy saving.

Target: To distribute LED tube lights and fans across the state.

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Mission Bhagiratha

(Telangana)

Launched: August, 2016

Objective: To provide Safe Drinking Water in remote village areas in

Telangana.

Target: To provide clean drinking water and sustain permanent

solution to drinking water woes and rejuvenate more than 45,000

water tanks.

29

Mathru Poorna Scheme

(Karnataka)

Launched: October, 2017

Objective: To meet nutritional needs of pregnant and lactating

women in rural areas.

Target: To provide one nutritious meal daily to pregnant women for

25 days in a month in every district.

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Mukhyamantri Santwana Harish

Yojana

(Karnataka)

Launched: March, 2016

Objective: To provide immediate medical relief to victims.

Target: To provide free treatment to accident victims for the first 48

hours in the nearest hospital be it Government or Private Hospital,

with financial aid up to Rs.25,000 during the first two days.

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Mukhyamantri Samoohik Vivaah

Yojana

(Uttar Pradesh)

Launched: October, 2017

Objective: To provide financial assistance on occasion of marriage of

couples from economically poor backgrounds.

Target: To spend Rs. 35,000 for each couple, out of which 20,000 will

be transferred directly to bank account of beneficiary.

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Namo Yuva Rojgar Yojana

(Maharashtra)

Launched: August, 2017

Objective: To provide job opportunities to unemployed youth in

Mumbai.

Target: NA

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Nai Manzil

(Jammu and Kashmir)

Launched: January,

2016

Objective: Enable minority youths to seek better employment.

Target: To provide 3-month skill development training to girls from

minority communities.

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Social Security Yojana

(West Bengal)

Launched: April, 2017

Objective: Welfare of unorganized sectors and self-employed

people.

Target: To benefit 5 crore people; 1 crore people get direct benefit

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Shala Siddhi Prohatsan Yojana

(Madhya Pradesh)

Launched: July, 2017

Objective: To provide qualitative education to the government

school students.

Target: NA

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Solar Briefcase

(Uttarakhand)

Launched: October, 2017

Objective: Provide power in every household in the state.

Target: To provide power to all non-electrified houses in the state by

2019.

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Shaheed Gram Vikas Yojana

(Jharkhand)

Launched: September, 2017

Objective: To uplift tribal areas.

Target: To develop villages by providing basic amenities to villagers

and build 136 pucca houses in Ulihatu village.

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Sampurna Yojana

(Odisha)

Launched: September, 2017

Objective: To provide assistance for pregnant women.

Target: To cover all villages where ambulances cannot reach.

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Swachh Andhra Mission

(Andhra Pradesh)

Launched: October, 2017

Objective: To make the state Open Defecation Free.

Target: To equip all villages in the state with all facilities before 2019

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Senior Citizen Health Insurance Scheme

(Himachal Pradesh)

Launched: October,

2017

Objective: To provide easy access to curative geriatric healthcare

services by way of additional cover.

Target: To provide coverage of up to Rs. 30,000 per senior citizen to

existing RSBY smart card holders.

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Single-woman Pension Scheme

(Telangana)

Launched: June, 2017

Objective: To provide financial assistance to single-women.

Target: To provide single-women Rs. 1,000 per month.

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SheMeansBusiness

(Odisha)

Launched: August, 2017

Objective: To train women entrepreneurs.

Target: To give 25,000 women entrepreneurs and self-help groups

training on digital marketing skills within next one year.

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Rani Laxmi Bai Pension Scheme

(Uttar Pradesh)

Launched: 2015

Objective: To provide financial assistance to the poor and backward

class families living below poverty line.

Target: To give rs.400 to selected families every 6 months.

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Tirtha Darshan Scheme

(Haryana)

Launched: March, 2017

Objective: To enable senior citizens above 60 years of age and of

Haryana domicile to go on pilgrimage within the country at

government expense.

Target: Bear entire cost of tour of senior citizens belonging to Below

Poverty Line families.

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Test & Treat Strategy

(Mizoram)

Launched: June, 2017

Objective: To improve treatment for HIV infected people.

Target: To give HIV infected people free ART irrespective of the CD4

count.

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Utkarsh Bangla Scheme

(West Bengal)

Launched: February, 2016

Objective: To give vocational training to school dropouts

Target: Provide training ranging from 400 to 1200 hours free of

charge.

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Water Resources Information System

(Telangana)

Launched: August,

2016

Objective: To keep an eye on states water resources.

Target: To assess the accurate reserves of water in thousands of

tanks and reservoirs across the state.

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