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The Indian government has called a meeting to discuss the implementation of the PM Vishwakarma scheme, which aims to support traditional artisans and craftspeople. The scheme, to be launched on September 17, will provide training and loans to skilled workers, with a target of enrolling 3 lakh beneficiaries in the current fiscal year.
The scheme, which would be launched on September 17, would be implemented by three ministries -- MSME, Skill Development and Finance. The target is to enrol as many as 3 lakh beneficiaries in the current fiscal, an official said.
The government has called a meeting of senior officials from states, public sector banks and State Level Bankers Committee (SLBC) on Monday, to discuss the implementation of the Rs 13,000 crore 'PM Vishwakarma' scheme, which seeks to support traditional artisans and craftsman. The scheme, which would be launched on September 17, would be implemented by three ministries -- MSME, Skill Development and Finance. The target is to enrol as many as 3 lakh beneficiaries in the current fiscal, an official said.
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