On Sunday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized the vital role of women in the workforce. He stated that the PM SVANidhi Yojana is significantly benefiting lakhs of women street vendors by enabling them to expand their businesses and increase their incomes. This initiative aims to help these women build better futures for themselves and their families.
“On the streets of our cities and towns, every day from dawn till dusk, lakhs of women remain busy in their work… Lakhs of women are getting new strength with PM SVANidhi Scheme. The prime minister also highlighted Mumbai-based Krishna Seshadri’s initiative, India’s Interactive Historical Atlas, to make the country’s history more accessible and interesting. He also urged citizens, especially young people and content creators, to contribute to the campaign for a drug-free Bharat. “You go to this website, choose any one year, and you will get to know who ruled which part of Bharat at that time. This was done by Mumbai’s Krishna Sheshadri.”
Around 46% of the beneficiaries of the PM SVANidhi Scheme are women, which means nearly 35 lakh women are using this scheme to grow their businesses… In the 137th episode of his monthly radio programme Mann Ki Baat , PM Modi added that Mission ShaktiSAT is bringing together girl students from 108 countries and providing them with an opportunity to learn about satellite technology while exploring new frontiers in science, technology, and innovation.
