Palak Mata-Pita Yojana
Palak Mata-Pita Yojana
Who benefits?
Benefit of this scheme to the foster parents of orphans in the age group of 0 to 18 years whose parents have died as well as the father has died and the mother has remarried.
Is receivable. This assistance is used for the purpose of education, health, nutrition etc. of the child.
Repeater students up to 18 years of age who have completed the board exam form will get benefit from the repeater student who prepares the board exam of Std-10 from home without going to school.
Where to get the benefit.
District Social Security Officer Shri
District Child Protection Officer
How much benefit
Monthly assistance of Rs.3000 / - to the parents of the child
What evidence is required?
Proof of age. (Proof of date of birth of the child / Certified copy of school leaving certificates.
Certified copy of the death certificate of the child's parents
In case the father of the child has died and the mother has remarried, affidavit by the petitioner regarding the remarriage of the mother after the death of the father of the child. Also, if possible, a certificate of marriage registration or an example given by the Talati-cum-Minister as proof of mother's remarriage.
Certified copy of Mamlatdar Shri / Taluka Development Officer's current year's income pattern (for rural area more than Rs. 27000 / - for urban area more than Rs. 36000 / - is required).
An orphan child of 3 to 6 years of age should be placed in Anganwadi. For children going to Anganwadi, the certificate of program officer has to be submitted every year. Compulsory schooling will be compulsory for children above 6 years of age and for the study of a child at the beginning of a new academic session every year.
Certificate of Principal of the school regarding continuation
If the child and foster parents have a joint bank account, attach a copy of the passbook at the time of application and if not, open a joint bank account after approving the application.
Copy of Aadhaar card of child and foster parents.
Certified copy of ration card and election card of the applicant's foster parents.
Evidence of witness identification
Certificate showing the relationship of the child with the foster parents (Sarpanch Shri or Talatishri if it is a rural area / Ward Member if it is an urban area)
A copy of last year's standard marksheet of the standard in which the child is currently studying if possible
Stick a joint photo of the child and foster parents and a photo of the child on the application.
Department of Justice and Empowerment Social , Parents plan, Guardian
Official Website : Palak Mata-Pita Yojana
Source : Sarkar ni Kalyankari Yojana Booklet
Special Thanks : CM Gujarat, Collector Rajkot, Jilla Vahivati Tantr Rajkot.
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Central sector yojanas are implemented by the central government and the budget or financing needed for the yojana is entirely sourced by the central government. By comparison, the implementation of a centrally sponsored yojana is done by state governments. For example, the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Generation yojana is a centrally sponsored yojana, while the National Rural Health Mission is a central sector yojana
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Introduction
The main task of the Government of Gujarat's SJE Dept. is to ensure the Economic development and Empowerment of persons belonging to Society’s underprivileged sections as below:
- Scheduled Castes
- Developing Castes
- Socially and Economically Backward Classes
- Minority communities
- Physically and mentally challenged persons.
Welfare yojanas are also being implemented by this Department for the orphans, destitute persons, beggars and old aged persons.
The welfare yojanas being implemented by this Department can be mainly classified as under:
- Education
- Economic Welfare
- Health and Housing
- Other yojanas