The Haryana government has completed preparations to roll out the Lado Lakshmi Scheme, which promises monthly financial support of Rs 2,100 to women from economically weaker sections.
According to the Department of Information, Public Relations, Language and Culture (DIPR) on X, the scheme is set to be implemented this year. “Under this scheme, an amount of Rs 2,100 will be deposited into the accounts of women this year itself,” the post quoted CM Saini as saying.
A budgetary provision of Rs 5,000 crore has been allocated for the scheme. The post also mentioned that the government has fulfilled 28 out of the 217 resolutions made, and work is underway on 90 others, within just five months of assuming office.
In another key announcement, the chief minister said results for 7,500 government job positions will be declared soon. “A plan is also being prepared to recruit youth for vacant posts across departments,” the post read.
Earlier this week, on June 23, CM Saini had urged Vice Chancellors of state universities to prioritise skill development programmes aimed at improving employability among the youth.
According to an official release, the CM stressed the need for stronger industry-academia collaboration. “Each university should run at least 10 per cent of its programs in partnership with industrial entities,” he said, adding that the move is aimed at aligning education with evolving market needs and generating employment opportunities in the state.
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