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All Schemes under estimated Rs 6,12,293 crore Maharashtra Annual Scheme Budget 24-25

Education, Governance, Health and Nutrition, Livelihood, Public Policies, Public Policies, Public Policies, Public Policies | education, Governance, health, livelihood, Public Policy, report, schemes

With an estimated expenditure of Rs. 6,12,293 crore [Rs. 6,123 billion], the Maharashtra Scheme Budget saw a 2% hike compared to last year’s budget. The budget plans to distribute solar pumps to 850,000 farmers and allocates approximately Rs. 15 Crore each for the Scheduled Caste Plan and the Tribal Development Sub-Plan. The link below shows […]

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5th Schedule Provisions Pertaining Governance of STs & SCs

Governance, Public Policies

The Constitution’s Fifth Schedule addresses the management and governance of Scheduled Areas and Scheduled Tribes living in states other than Assam, Meghalaya, Tripura, and Mizoram. The purpose of the Fifth Schedule is to hold the state responsible for advancing the educational and economic goals of native communities. Catering to Article 244 (1), the attached file

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Original copy of provisions of Panchayat Raj Act 1996

Governance, Public Policies

The Panchayats (Extension to Scheduled Areas) Act of 1996, also known as the PESA Act or Extension Act, is a vital component of legislation that aims to enable local self-governance in scheduled tribal areas. The primary objective of the Act is to protect the tribal population from exploitation through active participation of the Gram Sabha. The

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Natural Farming Saves Community Health

Change Stories, Health and Nutrition | andra pradesh, change stories, health and nutrition, india, infobank, pan india, soil health

When Hemalata, a farmer from Dhavuluripalem in the Guntur district of Andhra Pradesh, noticed recurring ailments in her body, she assumed the changing weather was the reason. However, she discovered the major contributor to poor health was the chemical-laden foods she consumed. Wanting to rectify this lifestyle, Hemalata wanted to learn about healthy methods for

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Less than half funds utilised for POSHAN Abhiyaan

Health and Nutrition, Reports | aarogya, health and nutrition, Niti Aayog, poshan abhiyaan, reports

Holistic nutrition is the main focus of the POSHAN Abhiyaan program. The Indian government started the POSHAN Abhiyaan program in 2018 with the intention of tackling the national issue of malnutrition. Previously, it was called the National Nutrition Mission. The program’s objective is to enhance the nutritional status of young children (ages 0–6), teenage females,

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Indian Labour Law: Know about Minimum Wages, Work Hours, Maternity Leave, & other entitled benefits

Livelihood, Public Policies | employee rights, fair pay, indian labour law, labour comission, labour law, wages

The corpus of legislation, court decisions, and precedents that deal with the legal rights and limitations of employees and their organisations is referred to as Indian Labour Law, or Employment Law. As a result, it mediates a number of facets of the interaction between companies, employees, and trade unions. Stated differently, labour law establishes the rights

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About Nirbhaya Fund set for Safety and Security of Women and Girls

Governance, Public Policies | Governance, Nirbhaya Fund, Press India, Public Policy, schemes, Women Safety

Following the atrocious Nirbhaya Gang rape case in 2012, a special fund was established in 2013 with the goal of carrying out projects meant to increase women’s safety and security in India. “Nirbhaya Fund” was the name of the fund; the word “Nirbhaya” means “fearless,” and the victim of gang rape was given the pseudonym

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Mandated Role of Private Schools in Right To Education Act

Education, Public Policies | Inclusive education, Private School, Public Policy, Right to Education, RTE, RTE in India

The Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education (RTE) Act of 2009 ensures that all Indian children between the ages of six and fourteen receive free and compulsory education. The Act is not limited to government schools and involves precise rules for private schools to facilitate the law. The RTE Act’s Section 12(1)(c) requires

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Key Challenges for rural poor in attaining livelihood subsidies

Livelihood, Public Policies, Reports | business, Challenges, livelihood, reports, SHGs, subsidy

By guaranteeing that people have access to necessities, subsidies can aid in economic stabilisation, particularly for the impoverished in rural areas. Subsidies may, however, promote unsustainable activities if they are poorly targeted. Additionally, restrictions and notable differences exist in the government’s subsidies for individuals and various organisations. The concept of funding a single person’s project

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Traditional Home Births still occur in India at Large Scale: Report

Health and Nutrition, Reports | Data, health, Home birth, maternal care, maternal healthcare, report, rural health

In India, more than one in every five women (22%) gave home births, and one in every three mothers (34%) who went for home births believed that institutional births were unnecessary. One in every 5 mothers (19%) shared that since there were no healthcare facilities nearby and no transportation in place, they delivered at home.

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