Financial Equality for Every Indian / हर भारतीय के लिए वित्तीय समानता
I t was a warm evening in Kanpur when Ravi Verma sat on his small verandah, counting the day’s earnings from his tea stall. His wife, Sushma , brought him tea and said softly, “Ravi ji, Meera’s school fees are increasing every year. We must start saving properly. You work so hard, but we never have extra money.” Ravi sighed. “Yes, but where to save? The bank gives low interest, and I don’t understand shares or mutual funds . I wish there was something safe and simple.” Just then, their neighbour, an elderly retired teacher, overheard and smiled. “Beta,” he said, “our government has made many schemes for saving, pension, and insurance. They are meant exactly for families like yours.” That evening, as the lamps glowed, the Verma family began their journey to understand how central government finance schemes could secure their future. The Central Government of India has introduced many saving and welfare schemes to help ordinary citizens workers, farmers, housewives, s...
