Widen DBT scheme scope: Centre to secretaries, states

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Press Trust Of India
Last Updated : May 09 2016 | 1:32 AM IST
The Centre has asked all its departments and state governments to widen the scope of the Direct Benefits Transfer (DBT) scheme to include all monetary and in-kind transfers to beneficiaries, such as NGOs and others assisting in implementation of the ambitious DBT programme.

It has been realised that the scope of the DBT can be expanded to include all welfare or subsidy schemes operated by the ministries and departments of government of India, directly or through implementing agencies, which involve transfer of benefits in cash or kind to individuals, said a communication sent by the Cabinet Secretariat under which the DBT Mission functions.
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First Published: May 09 2016 | 12:25 AM IST

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