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AP to Launch Garuda Scheme for Poor Brahmins

AP to Launch Garuda Scheme for Poor Brahmins
AP Government To Soon Launch Garuda Scheme for Poor Brahmin Families · deccanchronicle.com

The Andhra Pradesh government is going to start a new program called the Garuda scheme.

This program will help poor Brahmin families when someone in their family passes away.

The government will give them Rs 10,000 to help with the hard times.

The minister, S. Savitha, talked about this after a meeting with the chairman of the Brahmin Corporation.

The chief minister, N. Chandrababu Naidu, has been helping Brahmins for a long time.

He started the Brahmin Corporation in 2014 to help Brahmins become self-employed and economically strong.

There are other programs too, like Bharati and Gayatri, that help Brahmins with education and jobs.

The previous government stopped these programs, but now the current government is bringing them back and adding new ones.

Key facts

Scheme Name
Garuda
Financial Assistance
Rs 10,000
Purpose
Financial relief for death in family
Minister
S. Savitha
Chairman of Brahmin Corporation
K. Buchchi Ram Prasad
Location of Meeting
State Secretariat, Velagapudi, Amaravati
Chief Minister
N. Chandrababu Naidu
Year Brahmin Corporation Established
2014
Other Welfare Schemes
Bharati, Bharati Overseas Education, Gayatri, Vedavyasa, Vasishta, Dronacharya, Chanakya, Kalyanamastu, Kashyapa, Garuda
Additional Initiatives
Loans for self-employment, enhanced honorariums for temple priests, unemployment assistance for Vedic scholars, support for temples without income

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