Jan Dhan Yojna: 3. Make in India
Jan Dhan Yojna: 3. Make in India
Jan Dhan Yojna: 3. Make in India
1. PM Jan Dhan Yojna 28 August, 2014 To connect more and more peoples from the
banking services
4. Swachh Bharat Mission 2 October, 2014 Making India a clean country till October 2,
1919
5. Sansad Adarsh Gram Yojana 11 October, 2014 Development in the villages which includes
social development, cultural development.
6. Mission Indradhanush 25 December, 2014 Goal was to achieve 90% full immunization
coverage by 2020
7. Beti Bachao Beti Padhao 22 January, 2015 The goal of this scheme is to make girls
socially and financially self-reliant through
education.
8. Hridaya Plan 21 January, 2015 To take care of world heritage sites and to
make these sites economically viable.
10. Ujala Yojana 1 May, 2015 Distribution of LED bulbs at a low price to
reduce electricity consumption
11. Atal Pension Yojna 9 May, 2015 Monthly pension for people from the
unorganized sector b/w age of 18 to 40 years
12. Prime Minister Jeevan Jyoti 9 May, 2015 Life Insurance of Rs. 2 lakh for people b/w 18
Bima Yojna to 50 years (@Premium of Rs. 330 per
annum)
13. Pradhan Mantri Suraksha 9 May, 2015 General insurance/accident insurance for
Bima Yojana people between 18 and 70 years of 2 lakh (at
a premium of 12 Rs. / year)
14. Smart city scheme 25 June, 2015 Developing 100 selected cities of the country
as smart cities from 2015 to 2020
15. AMRUT Plan 25 June, 2015 Developing all the basic amenities in more
than 500 cities which have more than one lakh
population
16. Digital India Mission 2 July, 2015 Making all government services electronically
available to the public
18. Sovereign Gold Bond 5 November, 2015 To check the real demand of Gold;
Scheme government introduced the Sovereign Gold
Bond Scheme.
19. PM Awas yojana (Urban) 25th June 2015 To provide housing to poors.
( Gramin) 1 April , 2016
20. Start-up India 16 January, 2016 To Promote new enterprises
21. Prime Minister Ujjwala Plan 1 May, 2016 Providing the LPG connection to BPL families
at subsidized rates