Manipur Chief Minister N. Biren Singh on December 30 launched seven new schemes for the welfare of farmers, women, students, sportspersons, and tribals.
Displaced Families To Get Rs 1 Lakh: Manipur CM
During the event, CM Biren Singh mentioned that the government would provide financial assistance of Rs 1 lakh each to every family displaced due to the ethnic violence in the state. The financial assistance would be provided from January in four installments of Rs 25,000 each.
The newly launched welfare schemes include the Chief Minister’s Farmer Livelihood Support Scheme, Chief Minister’s Khungang Ama Sanabung Ama, Chief Minister’s Sportpersons Livelihood Guarantee Scheme, Schemes for construction of Recognised Tribal Libraries with Digital Infrastructure, Chief Minister’s Ima Nongthangleima Yaipha Tengbang Scheme, School Fagathansi Mission 2.0 and College Fagathansi Mission.
The Chief Minister’s Sportpersons Livelihood Guarantee Scheme is a new initiative taken up to facilitate players in finding a way of life and means of livelihood.
N. Biren Singh informed that the construction of recognised tribal library halls with digital infrastructure adjacent to the tribal museums will start in January 2024.
