Which agency is maintaining a cradle for the benefit of those who are abandoning their infants?
Give the name of a social welfare programme.
Name of the Central Government programme for the welfare of adolescent girls.
Which institution is directly concerned with solving the problems of women?
Children upto how many years are beneficaries of ICDS programmes through Anganwadis?
A poverty eradication programme:
Mangala-Bhagyam, Shakti and Aishwarya ........
The social security scheme for the workers of the unorganised sector was launched in 2004 by
Galasa programme is associated with:
In the Second Five Year Plan ............... was given the highest priority
Government policy regarding taxation is :
The Western Ghats Development Programme is implemented in all districts except ————— .
What type of programme is “Kudumba Sree”?
Annapoorna is a welfare programme for :
Integrated Child Development Services was started in the year
Kutir Jyoti is a welfare programme for providing :
Valmiki Awas Yojana is planned to provide :
PURA stands for :
Food for Work Programme was started in the year :
The programme implemented for the empowerment of women according to National Education Policy :
'Slum Free India' is an objective of :
Aam Admi Bima Yojana is a programme meant for :
‘‘TRYSEM’ is:
Kudumbashree was launched formally by Government of Kerala on :
________ was launched on 2nd October 1993 with the objective of empowering the rural women through building thrift habit, self-reliance and confidence.
__________Centrally sponsored scheme provide connectivity to unconnected habitations.
The first ICDS Project in Kerala was set up in 1975 at _______ block.
_________ is an important scheme to provide food grains to poorest of the poor families.
"To awaken the people, it is the women who should be awakened. Once she is on the move the family moves, the nation moves".
_______ is the focal point for the delivery of services at community levels to children below six years of age, pregnant women, nursing mothers and adolescent girls.
