Archive · 10 Aug 2025
Sikkim CM Disburses Funds to Non-Working Mothers
The Sikkim government launched a program called Aama Sashaktikaran Yojana where mothers who don't work will get money.
The first payment was given out to 32,000 women.
The Chief Minister also announced that 'Nari Adalats' will be created to help women with legal issues in their communities, which are part of a larger program called Mission Shakti.
This event also celebrated the anniversary of the Chief Minister's release from jail.
Sikkim CM disbursed the first installment of a scheme for non-working mothers.
Non-working mothers will receive Rs 40,000 annually under the Aama Sashaktikaran Yojana.
The event marked the eighth anniversary of the CM's release from jail.
32,000 non-working women received an initial payment of Rs 20,000.
Nari Adalats will be set up to provide accessible justice for women.
- Who
- Sikkim Chief Minister and non-working mothers.
- What
- Disbursement of funds to non-working mothers and announcement of Nari Adalats.
- When
- Recent event, date not specified.
- Where
- Rangpo, Sikkim.
- Why
- To empower women and provide financial support.
- Event
- Aama Sashaktikaran Yojana disbursement
- Location
- Rangpo, Sikkim
- Beneficiaries
- Non-working mothers
- Annual Payment
- Rs 40,000
- Initial Disbursement
- Rs 20,000
- Additional Announcement
- Nari Adalats
Sources
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