LPG Cylinder: Ration card holders will get a gas cylinder for Rs.450.. Govt's new scheme..!
LPG Cylinder: Ration card holders will get a gas cylinder for Rs.450.. Govt's new scheme..!
It is natural for parties to make promises to attract voters during elections. Later, the parties that came to power are working hard to implement the promises made after forming the government. rajasthan assembly elections were held at the end of last year.As part of the election campaign, the bjp has promised to provide LPG gas cylinders worth Rs.450 to the poor. Later the party came to power. Recently Rajasthan government has decided to implement an LPG cylinder guarantee. Apart from this, the chief minister of rajasthan announced some other things in the Assembly.
Rajasthan chief minister Bhajan Lal Sharma announced in the assembly that cooking gas cylinder will be provided to poor families for Rs.450 soon. A discussion was held in the Assembly on Monday on the 'Rajasthan Appropriation Bill and Finance Bill 2024-25'.On this occasion, cm Bhajan Lal said that the range of people who can get LPG gas cylinders for Rs.450 is being expanded. Previously only Ujjwala Yojana and BPL families were getting gas cylinders for Rs.450k. Now the Chief minister has announced that this scheme will be extended to all families who have a ration card.
Atal pragathi Scheme in VillagesThe annual state budget has been passed by the rajasthan Assembly. In the last budget, the government announced that it would purchase 500 electric buses. However, the cm recently announced in the assembly that they will buy 500 more electric buses. He said that Atal pragathi Patha will be built in villages with a population of more than ten thousand.
Salaries and allowances to be increasedSpeaking in the assembly, chief minister Bhajan Lal Sharma said, “Salary, allowances, and pensions of MLAs and former MLAs are automatically increasedevery year. Now there is no need to bring a bill every time to increase them,” he said. The members of the assembly expressed their happiness with this.The cm said that Bikaner and Bharatpur UITs will be made into development authorities. A new plan for the beautification of the Dravyavati river in jaipur has been announced. It has been clarified that the recommendations of the committees formed for the removal of wage differentials of employees will be implemented from september 1.
Soon Group-4 RecruitmentaAccording to the new rules.. those who get 40 percent marks can appear in the Common Entrance Test for government jobs. The recruitment of class 4 employees will be held soon in the state. The chief minister revealed that the new government will restart the recruitment process which has been stalled for a long time with new rules.
Funding for the construction of housesThe government will give Rs 1 lakh to build a permanent house for the poor living in the slums. The government grants these funds under the Ashram Yojana scheme. The chief minister said in the assembly that the government will spend Rs.50 crore for this scheme.
Massive allocation of funds to RIMSRajasthan government is focusing on the medical sector. rajasthan Institute of Medical Sciences (RIMS) will be set up on the lines of AIIMS. For this, the government has allocated Rs.750 crore in the budget.
It is natural for parties to make promises to attract voters during elections. Later, the parties that came to power are working hard to implement the promises made after forming the government. rajasthan assembly elections were held at the end of last year.As part of the election campaign, the bjp has promised to provide LPG gas cylinders worth Rs.450 to the poor. Later the party came to power. Recently Rajasthan government has decided to implement an LPG cylinder guarantee. Apart from this, the chief minister of rajasthan announced some other things in the Assembly.
Rajasthan chief minister Bhajan Lal Sharma announced in the assembly that cooking gas cylinder will be provided to poor families for Rs.450 soon. A discussion was held in the Assembly on Monday on the 'Rajasthan Appropriation Bill and Finance Bill 2024-25'.On this occasion, cm Bhajan Lal said that the range of people who can get LPG gas cylinders for Rs.450 is being expanded. Previously only Ujjwala Yojana and BPL families were getting gas cylinders for Rs.450k. Now the Chief minister has announced that this scheme will be extended to all families who have a ration card.
Atal pragathi Scheme in VillagesThe annual state budget has been passed by the rajasthan Assembly. In the last budget, the government announced that it would purchase 500 electric buses. However, the cm recently announced in the assembly that they will buy 500 more electric buses. He said that Atal pragathi Patha will be built in villages with a population of more than ten thousand.
Salaries and allowances to be increasedSpeaking in the assembly, chief minister Bhajan Lal Sharma said, “Salary, allowances, and pensions of MLAs and former MLAs are automatically increasedevery year. Now there is no need to bring a bill every time to increase them,” he said. The members of the assembly expressed their happiness with this.The cm said that Bikaner and Bharatpur UITs will be made into development authorities. A new plan for the beautification of the Dravyavati river in jaipur has been announced. It has been clarified that the recommendations of the committees formed for the removal of wage differentials of employees will be implemented from september 1.
Soon Group-4 RecruitmentaAccording to the new rules.. those who get 40 percent marks can appear in the Common Entrance Test for government jobs. The recruitment of class 4 employees will be held soon in the state. The chief minister revealed that the new government will restart the recruitment process which has been stalled for a long time with new rules.
Funding for the construction of housesThe government will give Rs 1 lakh to build a permanent house for the poor living in the slums. The government grants these funds under the Ashram Yojana scheme. The chief minister said in the assembly that the government will spend Rs.50 crore for this scheme.
Massive allocation of funds to RIMSRajasthan government is focusing on the medical sector. rajasthan Institute of Medical Sciences (RIMS) will be set up on the lines of AIIMS. For this, the government has allocated Rs.750 crore in the budget.