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Narendra Modi Schemes List 2023 | Narendra Modi Yojana List 2023 | List of Scheme Launched by Narendra Modi | NAMO Scheme List In the first and second term, Narendra Modi led central Government has launched several new social welfare schemes, initiatives and policies for the betterment of country & its citizens. After taking office in May 2014, many welfare schemes including the popular Jan Dhan Yojana, Here we bring you the complete list of more than 240 (as per our knowledge and research) major initiatives, policies, web portals & schemes launched by Narendra Modi Government till February 2022. The schemes launched by Narendra Modi government in 2022, 2021, 2020 and earlier years also includes schemes of earlier governments which have either been renamed or amended or both. Every scheme in the below given list of Pradhan Mantri Yojana is providing benefits to the general public of India in some way. Some of the schemes in the below Sarkari Yojana list are still being considered or in the planning stage and not launched yet. Agriculture Infrastructure Fund Scheme Launched: 10 August 2020 Main Objective: Rs. 1 lakh crore financial facility for agri-entrepreneurs, startups, agri-tech players and farmer groups for post-harvest management and nurturing farm assets. The Official Website: • e-Shram Portal Launched: 26 August 2021 Main Objective: For registration of unorganised sector workers To help the unorganised sector, the Government of India this year launched a new scheme...

Once again, international travelers to New Delhi, India are classified as at-risk arrivals and not-at-risk arrivals depending on their travel origin and transit. India-bound travelers coming from or transiting in Japan, Singapore, Thailand, Hong Kong, South Korea, and China are currently high-risk arrivals due to a fresh COVID-19 wave in those countries. Pre-departure RT-PCR testing and Air Suvidha registration are mandatory for travelers flying to New Delhi IGI Airport from/through the high-risk countries. Picture Credit: The Statesman I am scheduled to travel on international Indian Government’s revised guidelines for international arrivals make RT-PCR testing and Air Suvidha registration mandatory for you if you transit through Japan, Singapore, or any high-risk country while traveling to New Delhi from USA, the UK, Europe, Canada, Australia, and the Middle East. Neither pre-departure COVID-19 testing nor Air Suvidha form is mandatory for India-bound passengers from non-risk countries, such as the US, if their itineraries don’t have transit in a high-risk country. What are India’s current guidelines for international travelers coming from non-risk countries? The guidelines for international travelers to New Delhi are simple, given their travel origin being a non-risk country. If you travel on What is the post-arrival procedure at New Delhi Airport for travelers from non-risk countries? Indira Gandhi International Airport’s post-arrival procedure is easy and relaxed for ...

Air Suvidha Portal:- The Indian government introduced Air Suvidha in August to make foreign travel simple and hassle-free. For all international travelers returning to India, the Ministry of Civil Aviation and the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare have developed a contactless solution in collaboration with Delhi Airport. However, many travelers have recently voiced their dissatisfaction with the website’s inefficiency and urged that international travelers not be required to use the portal. • • • • • • • • • • • • Air Suvidha Portal: What Is It? Foreign travelers going back to India must complete a self-declaration form. The Ministry of Health & Family Welfare has ordered it. The Air Suvidha online system, which is described on the company’s official website, allows international passengers to submit a required Self Declaration form to disclose their current health status. The application requires travelers to provide information about their trip as well as their status with regard to covid-19 immunization or testing. Additionally, their application will be forwarded to the Airport Health Organization (APHO), under the Indian Ministry of Health and Family Welfare. At the APHO counter in India for immigration, passengers must provide the application. Air Suvidha Portal to ReOpen Mansukh Mandaviya, the health minister, said that travelers from Japan, South Korea, Thailand, China, Hong Kong, and Singapore nations would be required to have a negative RT-PCR test. The gover...