It
is said that real India is found in the villages. The rural people have been
safeguarding the true essence of the grand Indian culture till today. But the
hardships of these people have always been overlooked by the government. Their
interests are neglected and their lack of awareness is always exploited by
others thus leading them to misery.
In
order to tackle this nationwide problem, the dynamic Prime Minister of India
launched an easy and affordable economic scheme named as ‘Jan Dhan se Jan
Suraksha’. It aims at strengthening the financial stance of the people in rural
areas.
To
spread awareness regarding this government initiative, Pragati Cell of NSS, IIT
Roorkee visited a village named Paniyala which is about five kilometers away
from the campus.
Paniyala
is a flourishing village where people welcomed the students warmly. The
students interacted with the villagers and explained them about the scheme. The
volunteers cleared the doubts of the people and helped them understand the
benefits of the proposal. The people were also enthusiastic and showed
interest. A total of about sixty people showed up for the event out which forty
people got themselves enrolled to the various policies. There were two banks,
Punjab National Bank and Bank of Baroda who attended to the villagers.
It
was a successful endeavor by the Pragati Cell which plans on setting up a camp
in Paniyala in September to assist the locals.
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