Andhra Pradesh authorities to launch second tranche of YSR Legislation Nestham on December 11
The State Authorities, on Monday, will launch ₹7,98,95,000 because the second tranche of YSR Legislation Nestam, whereby junior advocates who’re of their preliminary 3 years of observe can be eligible for a month-to-month stipend of ₹5,000.
Chief Minister Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy will deposit the quantity for the interval between July and December 2023, immediately into the financial institution accounts of two,807 eligible junior advocates. An quantity of ₹30,000 can be deposited into the accounts of the beneficiaries throughout the State, based on an Data and Public Relations ( I &PR) launch.
The federal government has supplied ₹1.80 lakh for 3 years to every beneficiary by crediting ₹60,000 yearly, in two instalments.
Thus far, below this scheme, the federal government has disbursed monetary help of ₹49.51 crore to six,069 distinctive beneficiaries in these 4 and half years, together with the current monetary help.
The federal government has arrange an ‘Advocates Welfare Belief’ with ₹100 crore for the welfare of the advocates, below the chairmanship of the Advocate Basic and Secretaries of Legislation and Finance as its members. Thus far, the belief has supplied monetary help of ₹25 crore for offering loans, Group Mediclaim Coverage and different requirements of Advocates.
Advocates searching for help from the Belief can apply on-line by means of [email protected] or on to the Legislation Secretary. To observe the scheme extra successfully and make it extra helpful for Junior Advocates to satisfy their wants with a lumpsum quantity, the federal government has been crediting the help as soon as each six months below the scheme.
To avail the good thing about the scheme the applicant ought to register on-line at https://ysrlawnestham.ap.gov.in/ duly importing their Aadhaar quantity and checking account particulars together with their certificates. For help and complaints relating to YSR Legislation Nestham name ‘Jaganannaku Chebudham’ toll-free No. 1902, the discharge mentioned.
