Mukhyamantri Mahila Rojgar Yojana: Big gift to women, CM Nitish Kumar sent Rs 10,000 each to their account

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The remaining eligible women will get help soon

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What did Rural Development Minister Shravan Kumar say?

After the program, Rural Development Minister Shravan Kumar said, till now a total of 1.56 crore women have received money. Beneficiaries are being encouraged to use this amount for themselves. Those who do this will get additional assistance of Rs 2 lakh each over time. This scheme was launched about a month before the announcement of assembly elections in September. Prime Minister Narendra Modi participated in this in virtual mode.

The minister also responded to the complaints of those women who did not receive money despite applying for the scheme. On this he said that those seeking help will have to register in the Jeevika Self-Help Group of their area. Those who have not done so are being persuaded to do the necessary work and will benefit from it.