PM Narendra Modi said government trying to empower women through self-help groups for last 9 years
Accordingly prime minister Narendra Modi on thursday (January 18) interacted with the beneficiaries of Vikas Bharat Sankalp yatra through video conferencing. During this, PM Modi talked to mamta Dhindore, who is self-employed by joining a self-help group under the Rural Livelihood Mission in Dungarpur, Rajasthan. mamta Dhindhore is well versed in Gujarati language. She has a joint family of five and works with 7500 women in 150 groups. She makes the group members aware, provides training and helps in getting loans. mamta said that her dream of building a permanent house through the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana has been fulfilled. He informed the prime minister about the amount of government assistance and the easy corruption-free process. She is at the forefront in making people aware about PM Modi's guaranteed car, besides encouraging people to apply for government schemes and explaining the guaranteed benefits available to the eligible under the schemes. mamta herself took loan for boring and did vegetable farming. After this a vegetable shop was also opened. Now he is a job provider.
Meanwhile PM Modi appreciated his awareness about the modern world. Noted the video recording being done in the background by the women of her group and coordinated with the women entrepreneurs present on the occasion. prime minister Narendra Modi said, "I am overwhelmed that in a small village of Dungarpur my mothers and sisters are so happy and are blessing me." PM Modi also praised the spirit of taking other women along.
On this occasion, prime minister Narendra Modi said that the government has been trying to empower women through self-help groups for the last 9 years. He reiterated the plan to create 2 crore Lakhpati Didis and emphasized the role of self-help groups like his in this project. Union Ministers, MPs, MLAs and local level representatives participated in this program along with thousands of beneficiaries from across the country.