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One-third of Indian women are undernourished, and over half are anemic. This stark reality affects millions of women today. Recognizing the urgent need to break this cycle, the Government of India introduced the Pradhan Mantri Matru Vandana Yojana (PMMVY), a maternity benefit scheme under the Ministry of Women and Child Development. At its core, PMMVY provides financial assistance of ₹5,000, disbursed in two installments to pregnant and lactating women through Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT). But its impact reaches far beyond mere monetary support. Key Objectives of PMMVY: (1). Improving Health and Nutrition: The scheme helps pregnant and lactating mothers adopt better nutritional practices, including consuming fruits, vegetables, dairy products, and protein-rich foods, leading to improved health outcomes for both mothers and infants. (2). Partially Compensating for Wage Loss: During the critical periods of childbirth and early childcare, this financial support allows women to take time

Imagine a farmer who has invested years of hard work and care into rearing his livestock, only to face devastating losses due to an unexpected disease outbreak or natural disaster. For millions of rural households, livestock isn't just an asset—it's their lifeline. The risks associated with animal rearing can turn this lifeline into a financial burden overnight. To protect farmers from such economic hardships, the Andhra Pradesh Government has introduced the Pashu Bima Padhakam, a comprehensive livestock insurance scheme. Implemented by the Animal Husbandry, Dairy Development & Fisheries Department (AHDD&F) in collaboration with the National Livestock Mission, this initiative aims to provide financial security to farmers, ensuring that their livelihoods remain stable even in the face of unforeseen challenges. Pashu Bhima Padhakam Claim Details for Livestock: The below-mentioned categories of animals belonging to all categories of Livestock owners including big farmers w

Andhra Pradesh Public Service Commission (APPSC) released the notification for Group 2 and held the prelims exam in February 2024. This test includes a section on Mental Ability (Total 30 bits and 30 marks), which is divided into subsections that might include reasoning and arithmetic. Here we provide fully solved APPSC Group-2 prelims previous paper mental ability questions and also suggest the best scoring material for this topic. Let's follow this matter. Reasoning: (121). Study the following arrangement carefully : DE*9E$P#6+U0$H1A2D&#AS2ΩA3DS9ALM# . What Should be in the place of the question mark (?) in the following sequence based on the above arrangement ? DE* 9$P 60$ A#A ? - AAL (122). Rajesh codes the alphabets as numbers such as a=l, b=2, and so on. Then what is the value that Rajesh gets by adding all the letters (according to the code given to that letter) in the word 'pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis' - 560 (123 - 125)Study the given inform

Knowing your Aadhaar number is essential for accessing various services and institutions in India. But what happens if you've misplaced your physical Aadhaar card or forgotten the Aadhaar number? Don't worry; here are four legitimate alternative ways to retrieve Aadhaar number using the official UIDAI website. Method-1: Find Aadhaar Number By Name and Mobile Number: Select the official link " Retrieve Lost or Forgotten EID/UID ." (1). Enter Required Details: Enter your full name as per your Aadhaar card. Enter your registered mobile number or email address. Enter the CAPTCHA verification code displayed on the screen. (2). Click on "Send OTP" You will receive a One-Time Password (OTP) on your registered mobile number or email address. (3). Enter the OTP: Input the OTP in the designated field on the website and click the "Submit" button. (4). Retrieve Your UID Number: Upon successful verification, you will receive your Aadhaar number or Enrollment ID

You've tried everything – approached regional office officials, called the helpline, and even sent detailed emails, but your request to update your date of birth keeps failing. While traditional methods seem to fall short, there’s an alternative worth considering: Twitter. Although Twitter might not be a guaranteed solution, it has surprisingly emerged as a helpful tool for some users facing similar roadblocks. This guide explores how Twitter can help update your date of birth on your Aadhaar card for the second time , even after traditional methods have failed. (Note: As part of my deep research into this issue, I found that some people have resolved their doubts and problems, and have put this information in an article.) Here’s how Twitter could potentially help in this process: Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to use Twitter to facilitate the process of updating your date of birth on your Aadhaar card multiple times: (1). Contacting UIDAI Support: UIDAI has an official Twitte