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Assam Mukhyamantri Sva Niyojan Yojana 2024: Complete Information

Advertisement To improve the lot of farmers, women, and children, the Assamese government is making great efforts to develop the state and implement various government welfare initiatives. The Mukhyamantri Swa Niyojan Yojana and several other government initiatives have been introduced by the state government with this aim. For additional information on the Mukhyamantri Sva Niyojan …

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Swami Vivekananda Assam Youth Empowerment Scheme: Full Information

Advertisement On February 7, 2017, the Finance Minister of Assam state introduced a youth empowerment program. Ensuring enough facilities for all the youth of Assam state was a major and crucial effort. This program will assist in producing activities that will help in providing support for the state’s youth. The relevant Assam government officials have …

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Assam Widow Pension Scheme 2024: Complete Details

Advertisement Assam Widow Pension Scheme 2024: The introduction of the Assam Widow Pension Scheme 2024 marked a significant advancement in financial inclusion and social welfare as it offers full support to widows throughout the state. With the help of this program, widows will be able to live more independent and dignified lives by ensuring their …

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Assam Orundoi Scheme 2024|| Scheme for Assam Citizens

Advertisement On Wednesday, December 14, 2022, the chief minister, Himanta Biswa Sarma, unveiled Orunodoi 2.0 through a video link during an event in New Delhi. One of the largest DBT initiatives in the country, Orunodoi 2.0, seeks to give women from low-income families, older males, individuals with disabilities, and transgender people a basic monthly income …

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Assam e Rickshaw Scheme 2024 | Apply Online

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Advertisement Assam govt has launched a new social welfare scheme named Assam e Rickshaw Scheme. The details of the scheme are provided on the Assam Minority Development Board website. The people who belong to minority communities like Muslims, Buddhists, Christians, Jains, Sikhs, and Parsis and are financially weak are the beneficiaries of the Assam e …

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