PRADHAN MANTRI SHRAM YOGI MANDHAN (PM-SYM)

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In the last budget of the Modi government, the government has provided benefits to the unorganized sector workers in the pension scheme. In this pension scheme, you get 55 rupees per month and monthly pension will be available as pension. The beginning of this government scheme started today. You can avail this government scheme from February 15th. Beneficiaries under this scheme will get 3000 rupees per month pension per month. Let us briefly tell you about the Prime Minister's Labour Yogi Manadhan Yojana.

The Prime Minister announced the Labour Yogi Mansa scheme during the interim budget. The scheme has started from February 15. From today you can register for this scheme. Under this scheme, 42 million workers working in unorganized sectors across the country will be benefitted. The Central Government is trying to ensure that the workers of the unorganized sector in the country are associated with this scheme and secure their future.Who will get the benefits of this scheme:
The people of the unorganized sector will get the benefit of the Prime Minister Shram Yogi MannhanYojana. Labor workers of the unorganized sector working on the benefits of this scheme can avail the benefit of the workers, rickshaw pullers, construction workers and other areas. If you come under any kind of National Pension Scheme or Employees Provident Fund Scheme or are part of the plan, then you can not take advantage of the Prime Minister's Labor Yogi MannhanYojana.
What is the eligibility,
there are certain conditions for availing the Prime Minister's Labor Yogi Mnadhan Pension Scheme, which every beneficiary has to follow.
· Only workers associated with the unorganized sector can avail of this scheme.
· Beneficiary age should not exceed 40 years.
· Workers between the ages of 18 to 40 years can take advantage of this scheme.
· Beneficiary should not be part of any pension scheme or government scheme.
· The monthly income of the person applying for this scheme should be less than Rs.15000.
· The applicant must have a Savings Account and Aadhar card.

After the death of her husband, wife, which is getting the benefit of pension, her children will not get the benefit of pension.


If the age of the shareholder taking advantage of this scheme is 18 years, then he will have to deposit 55 rupees every month. If someone joins the scheme in the 29th year, then he will have to pay 100 rupees per month. The person who starts this scheme from the age of 40 will have to deposit 200 rupees every month. Upon completion of 60 years of age, the beneficiary will get 3000 rupees per month, which will be directly deposited in the bank account.

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