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3,481 Kids Orphaned During Pandemic To Get 'PM CARES For Children' Benefits
Of 6,098 applications received under the 'PM CARES for Children' scheme, 3,481 children orphaned during the COVID-19 pandemic have been approved as eligible for its benefits, the government said on Monday.
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3,258 Children Orphaned During Pandemic Approved For PM CARES Support
The government Friday said it has approved 3,258 applications out of the total 5,714 it received under the 'PM CARES for Children' scheme for supporting children orphaned during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Supreme Court Favours Rs 25 Crore Funds For Maharashtra Covid Orphans
The Supreme Court is in favour of disbursing the over Rs 25 crore deposited by the Maharashtra government in the Supreme Court registry five years ago, to children who lost both parents during the Covid pandemic in the state.
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Navi Mumbai Civic Body To Give Financial Aid To Children Orphaned By Covid
The Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC) in Maharashtra announced on Saturday that it will provide financial assistance to the local children, who were orphaned due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Guidelines Issued To Protect Children Affected By Covid
The government has come out with guidelines for the care and protection of the children affected by COVID-19 and fixed responsibilities for the states, district magistrates, police, Panchayati Raj institutions and urban local bodies.
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Supreme Court Seeks Information On Centre's Scheme For Children Orphaned By COVID-19
Supreme Court asked the Centre to provide information on the recently launched 'PM-CARES for Children' scheme for kids orphaned by COVID-19, and directed states to appoint a nodal officers to apprise it on identification and welfare measures for it,
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Bihar To Provide Rs 1,500 per Month To Children Orphaned by Covid
Children who have lost their parents to COVID-19 will be provided Rs 1,500 per month under the Bal Sahayata Yojna till they attain the age of 18, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar announced today.
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PM Modi Announces Welfare Measures For Children Orphaned By Covid
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday announced a number of welfare measures for children who lost their parents to COVID-19, including ensuring a corpus of Rs 10 lakh when they turn 18 and providing for their education.
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In Maharashtra, 2,290 Children Have Lost One Or Both Parents To COVID-19
In Maharashtra, the government has set up a 10-member task force in each of the 36 districts to identify the children, who were orphaned due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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577 Children Orphaned Due To Covid Since April 1: Smriti Irani
As many as 577 children across the country were orphaned after their parents died to COVID-19, Women and Child Development Minister Smriti Irani said citing reports of states and union territories from April 1 till Tuesday.
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Liberia Children Orphaned, Ostracized by Ebola
First 16-year-old Promise Cooper's mother complained of a hurting head and raging fever, and she died days later on the way to the hospital. The following month, her father developed the same headache and fever, and her baby brother grew listless.
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3,481 Kids Orphaned During Pandemic To Get 'PM CARES For Children' Benefits
Of 6,098 applications received under the 'PM CARES for Children' scheme, 3,481 children orphaned during the COVID-19 pandemic have been approved as eligible for its benefits, the government said on Monday.
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3,258 Children Orphaned During Pandemic Approved For PM CARES Support
The government Friday said it has approved 3,258 applications out of the total 5,714 it received under the 'PM CARES for Children' scheme for supporting children orphaned during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Supreme Court Favours Rs 25 Crore Funds For Maharashtra Covid Orphans
The Supreme Court is in favour of disbursing the over Rs 25 crore deposited by the Maharashtra government in the Supreme Court registry five years ago, to children who lost both parents during the Covid pandemic in the state.
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Navi Mumbai Civic Body To Give Financial Aid To Children Orphaned By Covid
The Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC) in Maharashtra announced on Saturday that it will provide financial assistance to the local children, who were orphaned due to the coronavirus pandemic.
-
Guidelines Issued To Protect Children Affected By Covid
The government has come out with guidelines for the care and protection of the children affected by COVID-19 and fixed responsibilities for the states, district magistrates, police, Panchayati Raj institutions and urban local bodies.
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Supreme Court Seeks Information On Centre's Scheme For Children Orphaned By COVID-19
Supreme Court asked the Centre to provide information on the recently launched 'PM-CARES for Children' scheme for kids orphaned by COVID-19, and directed states to appoint a nodal officers to apprise it on identification and welfare measures for it,
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Bihar To Provide Rs 1,500 per Month To Children Orphaned by Covid
Children who have lost their parents to COVID-19 will be provided Rs 1,500 per month under the Bal Sahayata Yojna till they attain the age of 18, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar announced today.
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PM Modi Announces Welfare Measures For Children Orphaned By Covid
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday announced a number of welfare measures for children who lost their parents to COVID-19, including ensuring a corpus of Rs 10 lakh when they turn 18 and providing for their education.
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In Maharashtra, 2,290 Children Have Lost One Or Both Parents To COVID-19
In Maharashtra, the government has set up a 10-member task force in each of the 36 districts to identify the children, who were orphaned due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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577 Children Orphaned Due To Covid Since April 1: Smriti Irani
As many as 577 children across the country were orphaned after their parents died to COVID-19, Women and Child Development Minister Smriti Irani said citing reports of states and union territories from April 1 till Tuesday.
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Liberia Children Orphaned, Ostracized by Ebola
First 16-year-old Promise Cooper's mother complained of a hurting head and raging fever, and she died days later on the way to the hospital. The following month, her father developed the same headache and fever, and her baby brother grew listless.
