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GOVERNMENT POLICIES AND SCHEMES - March 2023

Mar 2023

Mar 10, 2023

Maharashtra to Introduce 4th Women's Policy

  • Maharashtra's new women's policy would be introduced during the Budget session of the state legislature.
  • Women and Child Development Minister Mangal Prabhat Lodha made the announcement in the Legislative Assembly while replying to a debate on the issue.
  • The debate on women's policy had been initiated in the House to mark International Women's Day.
  • The state government will take note of all the suggestions put forth by the MLAs with regard to welfare, security and empowerment of women. The government will also table its performance report on decisions related to women empowerment regularly. The new policy will be practical.
  • A 'janata durbar' will be held for women at the district level every month where 50 complaints will be taken up. A women's bazaar to promote products of Self-Help Groups has also been proposed every month in all districts.

Mar 07, 2023

Uttarakhand to Launch Self-employment Scheme for Single Women

  • Uttarakhand will soon roll out a self-employment scheme for single women, Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami said.
  • At the conclusion of Women Empowerment and Security Week, he said that women have proven themselves in every field and are working shoulder to shoulder with men.

Mar 04, 2023

Data Protection Bill Gets IT Panel Thumbs-up

  • The parliamentary standing committee on communications and information technology (IT) gave a "big thumbs-up" to the draft Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Bill, 2022, as it will soon be tabled in Parliament.
  • The Bill, which seeks to enforce the fundamental right to privacy of citizens, has the provision of penalties ranging up to Rs. 250 crore for data fiduciaries on account of failing to take safeguards to prevent personal data breaches. It also requires fiduciaries to take clear and informed consent from the user before collecting any personal data.
  • In August 2022, the government withdrew the previous draft titled PDP Bill, 2019, from Parliament, after a joint parliamentary committee recommended 81 amendments to a Bill of 99 sections, along with 12 recommendations.
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