Govt schmes ;- (part-1)

Mid Day Meals
It was started first of all in Tamil Nadu in 1960. It is for the benefit of class I to VIII in schools run by government, Local bodies, government aided and national child labour project schools, in this meals are provided with a minimum energy
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for primary level children 485 calories and 13 gm protein and for upper primary level a 728 calories and 21 gm of protein is provided per day. Rs.13215 Crore were provided in the Budget 2014-15. The cooking cost per child per day provided Rs.3.59 for primary section and Rs.5.38 for upper primary section.

Aajeevika NRLM (National Rural Livelihood Mission)
New name of SGSY (Swarnajayanti Gram Swarojgar Yojana): It is the 2nd largest scheme after NREGA. Aajeevika is the new proposed name of this scheme. Rs.2600 Crore have been provided in the General Budget 2014-15. It is a self employment programme, under this assistance is given to the poor families who are below poverty line (BPL) in rural area for taking up self employment, the person taking self employment is called Swarozgari, they may take up the activity either individually or in groups (self help group)
normally self help groups are preferred. Under this mission, women SHGs are provided bank loans at 4% on prompt repayment in 150 districts and at 7% in all other districts. I propose to women SHGs at 4% in another 100 districts.

PMSSY (Pradhan Mantari Swasthya Suraksha Yojana) With an objective to correct the regional imbalances 4 AIIMS level institution will be opened all over India and upgrading of existing medical colleges for over all health of the public. As per Budget 2014-15 Rs.39238 were provided for the health care and two new initiative were taken free drug service and free diagnosis
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Shakshat Project
One laptop each child for computer literacy in India.
Jan Shiksha Kendra
These are the adult education centre to coordinate and manage the literacy mission.