1) What is the meaning of Pradhan Mantri
Jan Dhan Yojana?- Prime Minister Scheme for
People's Wealth
2) What is the aim of Pradhan Mantri Jan
Dhan Yojana?- Ambitious scheme for comprehensive
financial inclusion by providing bank accounts to every households in India.
3) On which date Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan
Yojana was launched?- 28 August 2014
4) How many bank accounts were opened on a
single day through financial camps set up in 77,000 locations under Jan Dhan
Yojana on 28 August 2014?- 1.5 crore
5) Are private banks part of PMJDY?- Yes. People can open zero balance accounts either in
public or private banks under PMJDY.
6) What are the offers available for those
who open accounts under PMJDY?- Accident insurance
of up to Rs.1 lakh comes free with each account. Those opening accounts before
January 26 next year will also get life cover of Rs.30,000.
7) Which kind of debit card will be
available for those who open accounts under PMJDY?- RuPay
debit card
8) The premium on accident insurance under
PMJDY will be borne by?- National Payments
Corporation of India
9) Who were proposed as Business
Correspondents of banks under PMJDY?- Gram Dak
Sevaks in rural areas.
10) Who created the logo of the mission
through competition in My Gov.in platform?- Priya
Sharma
11) Name the slogan of the scheme?- Mera Khata – Bhagya Vidhaata (My Bank Account – The
Creator of the Good Fortune).
12)
Name “Jan Dhan” was also chosen through an online competition on the
MyGov Platform. How many individuals have suggested this name?- 07
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How many crore people cover under PMJDY by 26 Jan 2015- 7.5 crore
ReplyDeleteUnder phase 1 under pmjdy universal access to banking, cover all households with at least one basic banking account with rupay debit card, providing insurance cover, linking DBT( direct benefit transfer) scheme provided. Phase 1 runs between - 15 August 2014 to 14 August 2015.
The phase 2 of pmjdy (15 August 2015 to 14 August 2018) covers
1. Providing micro insurance
2. Unorganized sector pension schemes like swavalambana through the business correspondents.
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