In the last fiscal, there were 11,510 beneficiaries while the number in the 2017/18 is estimated at 16,000 beneficiaries, state women, child development and social security minister Louis Marandi told reporters here today.
She said the process of Tejaswini Scheme has been completed and it has been introduced in 17 districts of the state where girls in age group of 11 to 24 years will get commercial training and Rs 540 crore will be spent for the scheme in the next five years.
To improve distribution of nutrition and other works, real time monitoring system on the basis of SMS has been developed, the minister said adding, tablets have been given to child development project officers and women supervisors.
Marandi said Jharkhand will become the first state in the country where all anganwadi centres will have LPG connections to prepare food.
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