Maharashtra's Boost for Veteran Self-Help Groups

The Maharashtra government announced financial aid for self-help groups managed by ex-servicemen. The state will provide Rs 15 lakh to SHGs, increase marriage assistance for daughters of ex-servicemen to Rs 1 lakh, and offer up to Rs 2 lakh for housing. Children of ex-servicemen benefit with overseas education support.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Mumbai | Updated: 04-10-2024 22:49 IST | Created: 04-10-2024 22:49 IST
Maharashtra's Boost for Veteran Self-Help Groups
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The Maharashtra government unveiled a significant financial boost for self-help groups overseen by former soldiers, pledging Rs 15 lakh in support.

The decision emerged from a meeting of the Ex-Servicemen Welfare Board, underscoring the state's commitment to aiding its veterans.

Additionally, financial aid for the marriage of ex-servicemen's daughters has been elevated to Rs 1 lakh, the government will provide up to Rs 2 lakh for housing, and Rs 1 lakh for overseas education of their children.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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