Financial Assistance

An assistance of Rs 5.05 crore as financial assistance to the dependents of a total of 101 journalists who died due to COVID-19, Rajya Sabha was informed Monday.

The Kerala government on Friday announced a financial package of over Rs 5,000 crore to revive the state economy that is reeling due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Chhattisgarh government will launch a scheme under which landless families will be provided a financial assistance of Rs 6,000 per year, Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel announced on Wednesday.

The Central Government on Tuesday approved Rs 62,903 lakhs financial assistance as relief in view of flood and landslides in Karnataka in 2020 and Rs 70,100 lakhs for Maharashtra for assistance for flood June-October 2020.

The scheme is aimed at providing financial assistance to girl students for pursuing technical education. Eligible students studying at AICTE-approved institutions receive Rs 50,000 per annum.

At least 776 children, who have lost both parents to the disease, received the first monthly installment of Rs 4,000 each under the Bal Seva Yojna, a state government scheme of providing monthly assistance to 'Covid Orphans', the official said.

The university will also provide multiple entry and exit options, as per NEP, in all the courses and will support all deserving students through scholarships and financial assistance for getting loans and support from Delhi Government schemes for higher education, the Vice Chancellor said.

The maximum loan tenure will be of three year and 80 per cent of assistance will be used by micro finance institutions for incremental lending.

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.

The Delhi government announced today that they will provide financial assistance of Rs 1 crore to the families of six defence personnel who died in the line of the duty.

Simplifying registration process of small businesses, Government has said only Aadhar and PAN are needed for the purpose.

The ministry also said that for out-of-school children in the 16-18 age group, financial assistance will be provided for the first time in the 2021-22 session to allow them to continue their education through open or distance learning mode.

The Lieutenant Governor today also e-inaugurated distribution of educational tablets under the YounTab Scheme. Under the scheme, as many as 12,300 students of Classes 6 to 12, enrolled in Government Schools in Ladakh will be issued preloaded educational tablets.

Slamming poll strategist Prashant Kishor over his criticism of the Central government over financial assistance to children orphaned due to COVID-19, BJP leader Lanka Dinakar on Monday said that he is behaving like "Ashanti Kishor"

The Gujarat Government announced a host of relief measures including monthly financial assistance for the children who have lost both their parents to Covid. Announcing `Mukhyamantri Bal Seva Yojana', Chief Minister Vijay Rupani said such children will get Rs 4,000 per month till they turn 18.

An assistance of Rs 5.05 crore as financial assistance to the dependents of a total of 101 journalists who died due to COVID-19, Rajya Sabha was informed Monday.

The Kerala government on Friday announced a financial package of over Rs 5,000 crore to revive the state economy that is reeling due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Chhattisgarh government will launch a scheme under which landless families will be provided a financial assistance of Rs 6,000 per year, Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel announced on Wednesday.

The Central Government on Tuesday approved Rs 62,903 lakhs financial assistance as relief in view of flood and landslides in Karnataka in 2020 and Rs 70,100 lakhs for Maharashtra for assistance for flood June-October 2020.

The scheme is aimed at providing financial assistance to girl students for pursuing technical education. Eligible students studying at AICTE-approved institutions receive Rs 50,000 per annum.

At least 776 children, who have lost both parents to the disease, received the first monthly installment of Rs 4,000 each under the Bal Seva Yojna, a state government scheme of providing monthly assistance to 'Covid Orphans', the official said.

The university will also provide multiple entry and exit options, as per NEP, in all the courses and will support all deserving students through scholarships and financial assistance for getting loans and support from Delhi Government schemes for higher education, the Vice Chancellor said.

The maximum loan tenure will be of three year and 80 per cent of assistance will be used by micro finance institutions for incremental lending.

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.

The Delhi government announced today that they will provide financial assistance of Rs 1 crore to the families of six defence personnel who died in the line of the duty.

Simplifying registration process of small businesses, Government has said only Aadhar and PAN are needed for the purpose.

The ministry also said that for out-of-school children in the 16-18 age group, financial assistance will be provided for the first time in the 2021-22 session to allow them to continue their education through open or distance learning mode.

The Lieutenant Governor today also e-inaugurated distribution of educational tablets under the YounTab Scheme. Under the scheme, as many as 12,300 students of Classes 6 to 12, enrolled in Government Schools in Ladakh will be issued preloaded educational tablets.

Slamming poll strategist Prashant Kishor over his criticism of the Central government over financial assistance to children orphaned due to COVID-19, BJP leader Lanka Dinakar on Monday said that he is behaving like "Ashanti Kishor"

The Gujarat Government announced a host of relief measures including monthly financial assistance for the children who have lost both their parents to Covid. Announcing `Mukhyamantri Bal Seva Yojana', Chief Minister Vijay Rupani said such children will get Rs 4,000 per month till they turn 18.