The total deposits in the bank accounts opened under the Janhana Yojna are expected to cross one lakh crore rupees. The Modi government started the ambitious Janhana Yojna five years ago. This plan is known by the Modi Government's great achievement. to the latest government data, the total deposits in the Jananan accounts are continuously increasing and it reached Rs 97,665.66 crore on April 3. The number of public accounts reached 35.39 crore. Earlier, more than 32 crore generating accounts had been opened in the country by the year 2018.
According to the figures, the amount deposited in these accounts on March 27 was Rs 96,107.35 crore. This was Rs 95,382.14 crore a week ago. So far, more than 27.89 crore account holders have been issued Rupee Debit Cards.Prime Minister Narendra Modi had announced the Jan Dhan Yojana on August 15, 2014, and it was launched on August 28, 2014. Its purpose was to ensure all the family access to bank facilities.
Encouraged by the success of the scheme, the government increased accidental insurance from Rs one lakh to two lakh rupees for new accounts opened after August 28, 2018. than 50 percent of the accounts are in the names of women in accounts, while about 59 percent accounts are opened in rural and semi-urban areas. The Government's aim is to provide banking facilities to all the families across the country in this scheme. The biggest feature of it is that these zero balance accounts.
According to the figures, the amount deposited in these accounts on March 27 was Rs 96,107.35 crore. This was Rs 95,382.14 crore a week ago. So far, more than 27.89 crore account holders have been issued Rupee Debit Cards.Prime Minister Narendra Modi had announced the Jan Dhan Yojana on August 15, 2014, and it was launched on August 28, 2014. Its purpose was to ensure all the family access to bank facilities.
Encouraged by the success of the scheme, the government increased accidental insurance from Rs one lakh to two lakh rupees for new accounts opened after August 28, 2018. than 50 percent of the accounts are in the names of women in accounts, while about 59 percent accounts are opened in rural and semi-urban areas. The Government's aim is to provide banking facilities to all the families across the country in this scheme. The biggest feature of it is that these zero balance accounts.
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