Below is the list of West Bengal Government Schemes implemented throughout the state:Â
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Krishak Bandhu Scheme
This scheme provides financial assistance to farmers for agricultural inputs.
Objective:
To support farmers in their cultivation efforts, reduce their financial burden, and enhance agricultural productivity.
Features:
Offers annual financial assistance to landowning farmers and sharecroppers. It also includes a death benefit for farmer families.
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Swasthya Sathi Scheme
A flagship health insurance scheme providing cashless treatment up to ₹5 lakh per family per year.
Objective:
To ensure access to quality healthcare for all residents of West Bengal, particularly those from economically weaker sections.
Features:
Covers a wide range of medical treatments and hospitalizations in empanelled hospitals. Every family is entitled to a smart card.
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Rupasree Prakalpa
A one-time financial assistance of ₹25,000 provided to economically disadvantaged families for their daughters' marriages.
Objective:
To alleviate the financial burden on families during their daughters' weddings and prevent child marriages.
Features:
The assistance is provided to families meeting specific eligibility criteria.
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A conditional cash transfer scheme aimed at improving the status and well-being of girls.
Objective:
To prevent child marriages, promote girls' education, and empower young women.
Features:
Provides annual scholarships to girls enrolled in schools and a one-time grant upon reaching adulthood, provided they remain unmarried.
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Duare Sarkar (Government at Your Doorstep)
A unique initiative bringing government services directly to citizens' doorsteps through camps organized across the state.
Objective:
To improve the delivery of government services, enhance accessibility, and address citizens' grievances efficiently.
Features:
Camps provide on-the-spot solutions for various government schemes, including Swasthya Sathi, Krishak Bandhu, and caste certificates.
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Sabuj Sathi Scheme
A scheme providing bicycles to students of classes 9 to 12 in government and government-aided schools.
Objective:
To promote students' mobility, encourage school attendance, and reduce dropout rates.
Features:
Distribution of durable and quality bicycles to eligible students.
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Lakshmi Bhandar Scheme
This scheme provides a monthly financial assistance to women heads of families.
Objective:
To provide economic support to women, and empower them financially.
Features:
Provides a monthly stipend to women, with higher amounts for those belonging to SC/ST categories.
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Pathashree Rastashree Scheme
A scheme focused on the construction and maintenance of rural roads.
Objective:
To improve rural connectivity, enhance transportation infrastructure, and boost economic activity in rural areas.
Features:
Focuses on repairing and building roads connecting villages and agricultural areas.
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Banglar Awas Yojana
This scheme aims to provide affordable housing to economically weaker sections.
Objective:
To ensure that every family has access to a pucca (permanent) house.
Features:
Provides financial assistance for the construction of new houses and the upgradation of existing ones.
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Matir Srishti
A scheme focused on effective use of barren land.
Objective:
To create employment and boost the rural economy by using unused land for agricultural and other profitable purposes.
Features:
This scheme creates many opportunities for the people of the state.
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Banglashree
Focuses on the development of small and medium enterprises (SMEs).
Objective:
To promote entrepreneurship, create employment opportunities, and boost the state's economy by supporting SMEs.
Features:
Offers financial assistance, skill development training, and marketing support to entrepreneurs.
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Bangla Krishi Sech Yojana
A scheme designed to improve irrigation facilities for agricultural land.
Objective:
To enhance agricultural productivity by ensuring reliable water supply for irrigation.
Features:
Focuses on the construction of irrigation canals, installation of pumps, and promotion of water conservation techniques.