Uttar Pradesh: Yogi govt has offered 8.76 lakh loans to avenue distributors underneath PM SVANidhi scheme
The Yogi Adityanath authorities in Uttar Pradesh has disbursed over 8.76 lakh loans underneath PM Street Vendor’s Atma Nirbhar Nidhi (PM SVANidhi) Scheme in all 75 districts of the state until December 2022.
Under the Prime Minister Street Vendor’s AtmaNirbhar Nidhi (PM SVANidhi) in Uttar Pradesh, over 4 lakh avenue distributors are getting advantages. Moreover, until December, about 46 per cent of the lively registered distributors have carried out transactions value Rs 7 crores, knowledgeable the federal government in a press launch on Wednesday.
As per the discharge, the utmost variety of digital distributors are lively in Varanasi, Prayagraj, Firozabad, Lucknow and Meerut.
About 34,514 loans have been settled digitally in Varanasi, which has about 25,851 avenue distributors. Of these, 74.90 per cent have gotten loans underneath the scheme. Transactions of greater than Rs 32 lakh have taken place right here. Similarly, 25,851 avenue distributors are lively in Prayagraj, the place greater than 37 lakh transactions have been carried out. As many as 12,347 avenue distributors are lively in Firozabad.
Similarly, there are 40,740 lively distributors in Lucknow. Here, transactions totalling Rs 1.14 crore have taken place by way of 77,247 loans. Meerut additionally has 16957 lively distributors registered. Here, 35015 loans have been disbursed and transactions of greater than 26 lakhs have been accomplished, the discharge acknowledged.
To guarantee most vendor profit, the state authorities has taken a number of steps. A survey was carried out in all of the districts to determine the distributors which were utilizing different UPI Ids. The authorities can be organising camps to make sure that the distributors turn out to be digitally superior, the discharge added.
“Under the PM SVANidhi scheme, the government provides loans to the street vendors to resume their work again. These include people like vegetable sellers, fruit sellers and even those having small fast food shops. Under the scheme, the government provides loans up to Rs 50,000. Under this scheme, the government also provides subsidies on the loan. Once the application is approved, the loan amount is transferred to the account in three instalments,” the federal government stated within the launch.
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