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GOVERNMENT POLICIES AND SCHEMES - October 2021

Oct 2021

Dec 24, 2022

Piyush Goyal Tables Jan Vishwas Bill in Lok Sabha for Ease of Doing Business

  • Commerce and industry Minister Piyush Goyal introduced Jan Vishwas Bill in Lok Sabha, which seeks to decriminalise minor offences by amending 183 provisions in 42 Acts with a view to promote ease of business.
  • The Bill was later referred to a 31-member joint committee of Parliament for scrutiny. It proposes to amend 183 provisions across 42 Acts administered by 19 ministries. Introducing the Bill, Goyal said that there are many laws in the country, under which punishment provisions are there for minor offences and for that people have to approach courts.

Dec 23, 2022

J&K LG Manoj Sinha Announces 3 New Schemes for J&K

  • Jammu and Kashmir Lt Governor Manoj Sinha announced three New Schemes- Holistic Development of Agriculture & Allied Sectors, Aspirational Towns, and Aspirational Panchayat for J&K Union Territory. These Projects were approved by the Administrative Council, chaired by the Lt Governor.
  • Speaking on the occasion Lt. Governor Manoj Sinha said, J&K is determined to move forward to touch new heights of success. He said, the projects which have now been approved by the administrative council, have an outlay of Rs. 5013 crore.
  • Over the next five years, these projects would transform the agriculture economy of J&K putting it on a new trajectory of growth with doubling the output of the sectors and making them sustainable and commercially viable. Lt. Governor said, this will herald a new phase of farmer prosperity and rural livelihood security in J&K.

Dec 22, 2022

Assam Government Launches Orunodoi 2.0 Scheme

  • Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma launched the second version of 'Orunodoi', the flagship scheme of the state government aimed at providing financial security to financially disadvantaged families.
  • Orunodoi' or Arunodoi Scheme is a new scheme of the Government of Assam launched on October 2, 2020. Under 'Orunodoi', monetary benefits have been envisaged for more than 24 lakh poor household in the state. The existing beneficiaries of the Deen Dayal Divyangan Pension Yojana and Indira Miri Widow Pension Scheme have been subsumed under Orunodoi 2.0. Divyangans and transgenders would also be included. Under the 'Orunodoi 2.0' scheme the amount was enhanced from 830/- to Rs. 1250/ Women.

Dec 21, 2022

J&K Approves Rehabilitation Policy for Children in Street Situation

  • The Jammu and Kashmir Administrative Council which met under the chairmanship of Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha, accorded its approval to the Rehabilitation Policy for Children in Street Situation (CiSS) to safeguard them from different hazards.
  • As per the canons of the Juvenile Justice Act, Children in Street Situation fall in the category of children in need of care and protection. The Act empowers the government to frame a policy for the rehabilitation of such children in distress.
  • Earlier the Social Welfare Department through MD, ICPS (now Mission Vatsalya) carried out an exercise for identification of such CiSS and so far 687 such children have been identified.

Dec 20, 2022

Lok Sabha Passes Anti-maritime Piracy Bill to Promote Trade Security

  • The Lok Sabha passed the Anti-maritime Piracy Bill, 2019 that seeks to provide an effective legal instrument to combat piracy not only in territorial waters and the exclusive economic zone (EEZ) but also on the high seas.
  • The Lok Sabha had taken up the Bill for consideration on December 7. Notably, the Bill will empower Indian authorities to deal with piracy on the high seas beyond the exclusive economic zone which is 200 nautical miles from the country's coastline.
  • Jaishankar had earlier informed the Lok Sabha that most of the recommendations of the standing committee were incorporated in the bill. He said that India does not have a specific law or legal provision in the IPC or the CrPC on piracy.
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