In many states across the country, pensions are being provided to widows, the elderly, persons with disabilities, and transgender individuals. Amidst this, Haryana has grabbed headlines with a new pension scheme. There is a discussion that the state government will provide pensions to unmarried individuals. In this regard, Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar, during a public meeting in KalamPura village of Karnal district, stated that a decision would be made within a month.
Behind this pension scheme lies an interesting tale. It is worth noting that Manohar Lal Khattar also mentioned that the state government is planning to start a pension scheme for unmarried individuals (between 45 and 60 years old) soon. A decision regarding this matter will also be made within a month.
The introduction of such pension schemes reflects the government’s commitment to social welfare and providing financial support to vulnerable groups. By extending pensions to widows, the elderly, persons with disabilities, and transgender individuals, the government aims to ensure their well-being and improve their quality of life.
As the discussions and decisions surrounding these pension schemes unfold, it will be interesting to observe the impact they have on the lives of the beneficiaries and the overall social welfare landscape in Haryana.
