Prime Minister launched 'Stand Up India'; at least one woman, one Dalit to be encouraged from 1.25 lakh banks

The Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, launched Stand-up India campaign at NOIDA on Tuesday. The Union Home Minister, Rajnath singh, the union Finance Minister, Arun Jaitley, the governor of Uttar Pradesh, Ram Nike and the PM were present on this occasion. The Prime Minister Modi and the governor, Ram Naik both preferred aboard into e-rickshaw; reached to the programme.

1.   The selected people were given the loan grant letter under ‘Stand-up India’ by PM Modi during the inauguration of the campaign.

2.   Also the PM has launched the website to make successful ‘Stand-up India and to provide the various information added to this programme.

3.   The plan ‘Stand-up India’ to the Dalits and women has the provision to sanction Rs 10 lakhs to Rs one crore for the business purpose.

4.   The target of programme is to elevate Dalits and deprived under 'Stand-up India'

5.   PM MODI said in his address that the people now job seekers will turn into jobs providers.

6.   Stand-up India programme has been launched on birth anniversary of former rail minister Late-Jagjivan Ram.

7.   Many Dalit parliament members of the country have participated in the held programme ‘Stand-up India’.

8.   The entrepreneurs 2.5 lakhs will be prepared in the SC, ST class under the program Stand-up India.

9.     At least a woman and then a Dalit entrepreneurs in sequence under 'Stand-Up India’ in the country from 1.25 lakh bank branches will be encouraged.

10. The Prime Minister inaugurated the Skills Development Centre in Noida and 5100 people were distributed e-rickshaws also on the occasion.

The finance minister narrated many achievements of the government in this programme. He said the government’s first strategy was to add people from banks under ‘Jan Dhan Yojna’ and the government got success in the first phase. The second scheme was to provide every people insurance and pension; consequently we have added the people to provide the benefit of insurance and pension by the Jan Dhan accounts.