The Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister acknowledges the extension of the National Social Assistance Programme until 2030–31, an outlay of ₹53,428 crore, and the expansion of disability pension eligibility.
Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav has expressed his gratitude towards Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi for the Union Cabinet's decision to continue the National Social Assistance Programme until 2030–31, with an outlay of ₹53,428 crore.
In a post on X, Chief Minister Dr. Yadav also welcomed the expansion of disability pension eligibility and the removal of the minimum age limit. Under the revised provisions, persons with disabilities with a disability level of 40 per cent will become eligible for benefits. The Union Cabinet had also decided to expand eligibility for disability pensions and increase the assistance amount.
Furthermore, Chief Minister Dr. Yadav stated that the minimum age requirement for pension eligibility has been abolished. He believes these measures are significant steps towards strengthening social security for persons with disabilities and enabling them to lead lives with greater dignity.
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MPInfo English News
