(MENAFN- IANS) Patna, Feb 27 (IANS) A three-day exhibition was organized in Bihar’s Rohtas district to raise awareness about the PM Vishwakarma scheme and encourage people to seek assistance under the welfare program.
Rohtas District Magistrate (DM) Udita Singh inaugurated a 3-day exhibition and trade fair at the Sasaram Railway Ground under the PM Vishwakarma Yojana.
The District Magistrate told reporters that this was a unique initiative in the agricultural district of Rohtas, and it will boost the industrial sector.
After opening the exhibition, the DM also inspected the goods displayed at the stalls and was accompanied by District Industries Officer Ashish Ranjan. The DM also purchased products made by beneficiaries from their stalls.
Women beneficiaries from various parts of the district praised the scheme and urged fellow residents to take advantage of it and start their own businesses.
Notably, the PM Vishwakarma Yojana has improved the economic status and lifestyles of thousands of people involved in small businesses.
Some local women sharing their experiences called it a good scheme and said it provides valuable support to small-scale industries.
Ruby Devi, a beneficiary of the Pradhan Mantri Vishwakarma Yojana, told IANS, “I don’t have a husband, and I take care of my two children on my own. Previously, I used to run my household by sewing, but the Pradhan Mantri Vishwakarma Yojana provided me with a sewing machine. This has increased my work and income.” She also thanked the Prime Minister.
Rewa Kumari, a specially disabled beneficiary, said, “I earn my living through sewing and embroidery. I have also benefited from the scheme. I encourage other women to join and take advantage of it. It will help reduce unemployment.”
Another beneficiary, Usha Devi, said, “I make toys, teddy bears, etc. I also do sewing and embroidery work.”
She urged the public to recognize that many are benefiting from this scheme and to join as well.
The PM Vishwakarma scheme was launched to improve the lives of artisans and craftspeople by enhancing their skills and expanding the reach of their products and services. It aims to provide comprehensive support to artisans and craftsmen for their respective trades.
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Bihar: 3-Day Exhibition in Rohtas to Spread Awareness About PM Vishwakarma Yojana
(MENAFN- IANS) Patna, Feb 27 (IANS) A three-day exhibition was organized in Bihar’s Rohtas district to raise awareness about the PM Vishwakarma scheme and encourage people to seek assistance under the welfare program.
Rohtas District Magistrate (DM) Udita Singh inaugurated a 3-day exhibition and trade fair at the Sasaram Railway Ground under the PM Vishwakarma Yojana.
The District Magistrate told reporters that this was a unique initiative in the agricultural district of Rohtas, and it will boost the industrial sector.
After opening the exhibition, the DM also inspected the goods displayed at the stalls and was accompanied by District Industries Officer Ashish Ranjan. The DM also purchased products made by beneficiaries from their stalls.
Women beneficiaries from various parts of the district praised the scheme and urged fellow residents to take advantage of it and start their own businesses.
Notably, the PM Vishwakarma Yojana has improved the economic status and lifestyles of thousands of people involved in small businesses.
Some local women sharing their experiences called it a good scheme and said it provides valuable support to small-scale industries.
Ruby Devi, a beneficiary of the Pradhan Mantri Vishwakarma Yojana, told IANS, “I don’t have a husband, and I take care of my two children on my own. Previously, I used to run my household by sewing, but the Pradhan Mantri Vishwakarma Yojana provided me with a sewing machine. This has increased my work and income.” She also thanked the Prime Minister.
Rewa Kumari, a specially disabled beneficiary, said, “I earn my living through sewing and embroidery. I have also benefited from the scheme. I encourage other women to join and take advantage of it. It will help reduce unemployment.”
Another beneficiary, Usha Devi, said, “I make toys, teddy bears, etc. I also do sewing and embroidery work.”
She urged the public to recognize that many are benefiting from this scheme and to join as well.
The PM Vishwakarma scheme was launched to improve the lives of artisans and craftspeople by enhancing their skills and expanding the reach of their products and services. It aims to provide comprehensive support to artisans and craftsmen for their respective trades.