Mukhyamantri Aashrit Sewa Yojana

About Mukhyamantri Aashrit Sewa Yojana

Rajasthan, with its challenging terrain and extreme conditions, is dedicated to empowering its citizens, especially those from impoverished families, marginalized communities, women, and those residing in remote areas. The state government, committed to supporting the poor, provides social security through various schemes like Social Security Pension, Palanhar Yojana, and Chiranjeevi Yojana. These schemes utilize ICT-enabled platforms to ensure a reliable, transparent, effective, and inclusive public service delivery system. The Mukhyamantri Aashrit Sewa Yojana specifically aims to support families with members who are specially-abled, widowed, or elderly.

Features of Mukhyamantri Aashrit Sewa Yojana

Many elderly individuals, differently-abled persons, and widowed women in the state find it difficult to travel for governmental tasks. Through this scheme, the government provides them with assistance at home. It’s essential to keep government documents updated regularly. For elderly, differently-abled, and widowed women who have no one else in their household to handle external tasks, the government sends service officers to their homes to update their documents.

To benefit from various government schemes, the public must keep several documents updated, such as:

• Adding new members to the ration card or ration list
• Birth registration
• Death registration
• Residence certificate
• Documents for the Palanhar Yojana
• Pension application and verification

To address these needs, the Rajasthan government decided to launch the Mukhyamantri Aashrit Sewa Yojana. Under this scheme, a government officer will visit the homes of needy elderly or single women to update their documents, ensuring they continue to receive benefits from government schemes smoothly.

Required Documents for Mukhyamantri Aashrit Sewa Yojana

• Mobile number
• Jan Aadhaar card

Through this scheme, the government ensures that the designated officer visits the homes of the elderly and single women not only to assist with document updates but also to help them apply for new schemes.

If updating a document requires visiting an office or district collector, the officer will handle these tasks directly with the relevant office or district collector.