NOB-Amaravati news: The coalition government led by Chandrababu has allocated huge funds in the budget for Super Six schemes. As part of it, financial assistance of Rs.1500 per month will be provided to women belonging to SC, ST, BC, minority and economically backward classes between the ages of 19 and 59. For this, Rs.3341.82 crore has been allocated in the budget for financial year 2024-25. These funds have been allocated in the budget in the name of financial assistance to women. Rs.1198.42 crore for SC women, Rs.330.10 crore for ST women, Rs.1099. 78 crore for BC women, Rs.83.79 crore for minorities, and Rs.629. 37 crore for economically backward people. In the recent elections, the Andhra Voter Alliance government was crowned. With this, the coalition government under the leadership of Chandrababu has reached its limit. In that order, the government is implementing the promises made to the people as part of the election campaign. It has already implemented many promises. Recently, it has implemented the free gas cylinder scheme. It has also said that it will start a free bus scheme for women in 2024 year. On the other hand, during the previous Jagan government, crores of rupees were given to the people in the name of various welfare schemes. That too, by borrowing and giving it like this, the government has emptied the treasury. The interest on the money brought for these schemes has increased drastically. As a result, everyone knows that the government does not have a single penny of cash. In such a situation, the Chandrababu government will move forward by taking strategic steps. In that order, the Chandrababu government will move forward by implementing the Super Six promises made during the election one after the other. On the other hand, the Vote on Account Budget will end by the end of November 2024. In this context, Finance Minister Payyavula Keshav presented the new budget in the state assembly on 11.11.2024. It is known that as part of this, huge funds have been allocated for the development of the state, including the Super Six schemes.
