New Delhi. The central government is running many schemes for the workers of the unorganized sector, one of which is the Pradhan Mantri Shram Yogi Mandhan Yojana. Under this scheme, street vendors, rickshaw pullers, construction workers and people associated with the unorganized sector will be helped to secure their old age.
Under the scheme, the government guarantees pension to the workers. In this scheme, you can get a pension of Rs 36000 annually by saving just Rs 2 per day. So let’s know everything about it…
55 rupees have to be deposited in a month
On starting this scheme, you will have to deposit 55 rupees every month i.e. less than 2 rupees daily. That is, by saving about Rs 2 a day at the age of 18, you can get a pension of Rs 36000 annually.
If a person starts this scheme from the age of 40, then he will have to deposit 200 rupees every month. You will start getting pension after 60 years of age. After 60 years, you will get a pension of Rs 3000 per month i.e. Rs 36000 per year.
These documents will be needed
To take advantage of this scheme, you must have a savings bank account and Aadhar card. The age of the person should not be less than 18 years and not more than 40 years.
You have to register like this
For this, you will have to register for the scheme in the Common Service Center (CSC). Workers can register themselves on the portal in the CSC center. The government has created a web portal for this scheme. All the information online through these centers will go to the Government of India.
Must give this information
For registration, you will need your Aadhar card, savings or Jan Dhan bank account passbook, mobile number. Apart from this, consent letter will have to be given which will also have to be given in the bank branch where the worker will have a bank account, so that money can be deducted for pension from his bank account in time.
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