Mission Sagar was a COVID-19 relief mission launched by the government of India in May 2020 as a part of its efforts to provide essential aid to the Indian Ocean countries. This was followed up by Mission Sagar II in November and Mission Sagar III in December of that year. As per the Ministry of External Affairs, Mission Sagar is in tandem with the SAGAR (SECURITY and Growth for All in the Region) initiative.

Currently, there are around 52 hospitals across the country run by cooperatives with a cumulative bed strength of 5000. After the implementation of Ayushman Sahakar, this number can be increased and shall provide a boost to the healthcare services This scheme is also in line with the National Health Policy, 2017 Ayushman Sahakar scheme fund would also assist cooperative hospitals to take up medical / AYUSH education Ayushman Sahakar and the National Digital Health Mission work in line with each other and would bring transformation in rural areas NCDC assistance will flow either through the State Governments/ UT Administrations or directly to the eligible cooperatives Ayushman Sahakar specifically covers establishment, modernization, expansion, repairs, renovation of hospital and healthcare and education infrastructure encompassing

Ayushman Sahakar Fund will be made available by the National Cooperative Development Corporation, and any cooperative society with suitable provision to undertake healthcare-related activities would be able to access the NCDC fund Term loans to prospective cooperatives to the tune of Rs.10,000 crore shall be provided Establishment and renovation of hospitals, modernisation, expansion and repairs of healthcare institutes and development of healthcare and education infrastructure shall be the main focus To meet the requirements, working capital and margin money shall also be provided to the cooperatives Interest subvention of 1% to women majority cooperatives shall also be provided under the Ayushman Sahakar scheme

The Indian startup ecosystem suffers from capital inadequacy in the seed and ‘Proof of Concept’ development stage. The capital required at this stage often presents a make or break situation for startups with good business ideas. Many innovative business ideas fail to take off due to the absence of this critical capital required at an early stage. If seed funding is offered to such promising cases, then they can have a multiplier effect in validation of business ideas of many startups, leading to employment generation in the country. In India, a States’ Startup Ranking Framework has been set up with an aim to strengthen the support of States and UTs to holistically build their startup ecosystems.

प्रिय महोदय , पीवी (solar) जंक्शन बॉक्स ज्यादातार चीन से आता है, इंडिया में प्रोडक्शन ज्यादा से ज्यादा हो। इसके लिए निर्माता को सरकारी सब्सिडी मिले और भारत में मेक इन इंडिया के माध्यम से प्रोमोट हो।

The Scheme aims to provide financial assistance to startups at the very initial stage of their project It has been approved for a time period of four years, starting from 2021-22 Rs. 945 Crore corpus will be divided over the next 4 years for providing seed funding to eligible startups through eligible incubators across India It is expected that the Startup India Seed Fund Scheme shall help over 3600 startups in the country This scheme is in line with the Atmanirbhar Bharat Campaign launched in May 2020 Seed Fund to an eligible startup by the incubator shall be disbursed as follows: Up to Rs. 20 Lakhs as a grant for validation of Proof of Concept, or prototype development, or product trials Up to Rs. 50 Lakhs of investment for market entry, commercialisation, or scaling up through convertible debentures or debt or debt-linked instruments. Seed funding or seed-stage funding is a very initial investment.

Poshan Abhiyaan, also known as the National Nutrition Mission (NNM), was launched in 2018 (although the programme was being implemented in 2017) by the Government of India with the aim of tackling the malnutrition problem prevalent in India. The chief objective of the mission is to reduce the level of under-nutrition and also enhance the nutritional status of children in the country. The mission is a multi-ministerial initiative and aims at removing malnutrition from the country by 2022. Poshan Abhiyaan is India’s flagship scheme to improve the nutritional outcomes of adolescents, children, pregnant women and lactating mothers. The mission leverages technology and convergence between various modules and departments. The term ‘Poshan’ in the name of the programme stands for ‘Prime Minister’s Overarching Scheme for Holistic Nutrition. The programme has specific targets for reducing stunting, anaemia, under-nutrition and low birth weight.

Agnipath Defence Policy Reform is a government scheme launched to recruit young men and women in the Indian Armed forces. The Agnipath scheme was announced by the defence Minister Rajnath Singh on tuesday June 14th 2022. Agnipath is a new defence recruitment model that would allow “patriotic and motivated” youth to serve in the armed forces for a period of four years. The process of recruitment will commence in 90 days. The plan is to recruit about 45,000-50,000 personnel below officer rank in the three services every year through a biannual exercise with a six-month gap. As per the Agnipath scheme, this year there will be a planned intake of about 46,000 young men and women. Soldier recruited through Agnipath scheme will be known as ‘Agniveers’. This scheme will be the only form of recruitment of soldiers into the three defence services Armed Force, Indian Navy and Air Forces, hereon.

Sub:- Request to feature the theme of ‘Pravasi Sports’, on Mann Ki Baat, being aired on Aug 27, 2023 The Constitution of India does not allow holding Indian citizenship and citizenship of a foreign country simultaneously, and for an individual to represent India in any form, one has to be a citizen of India and no other country , simultaneously. The same applies in the field of Sports too, and therefore, it is not possible for our Diaspora youth to represent India officially in any sporting event. Our honourable Prime Minister, Shree Narendra Modi ji, in Nov 2019 , in a meeting with Sports officials had expressed his desire to find a way to invite our talented Diaspora youth to come and participate in sports competitions in India. We have set up a Not for Profit association (Holistic International Pravasi Sports Association) to exclusively focus on inviting talented pravasi youth to India and conduct competitions Our letter to the PM on the same is attached

Dear Prime Minister, I believe it's important to address the differences between the middle class and upper class in our country. Middle class families often make sacrifices and remain silent on various issues related to business, education, and banks. This disparity can be attributed to several factors, including limited access to resources, financial constraints, and a desire to maintain stability. Bridging this gap and ensuring equal opportunities for all socioeconomic groups should be a priority for a more inclusive and equitable society. Sincerely, Deepak Sharma