<p>Puducherry Lt Governor Tamilisai Soundararajan has approved a proposal of the territorial government to disburse Rs 15.71 crores through banks under DBT mode to card holders in April.</p>.<p>A release said each of the families coming under below poverty line and AAY categories would be distributed Rs 600 per card.</p>.<p>Families coming under above poverty line category would be distributed Rs 300 per card.</p>.<p><strong>Read more: <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/national/rs-returns-appropriation-bills-for-jk-puducherry-965587.html" target="_blank">RS returns appropriation bills for J&K, Puducherry </a></strong></p>.<p>The Lt Governor has also approved proposal to provide Rs 4.09 crores as grant to operate the National Urban Livelihood Mission by the Puducherry Urban Development Agency.</p>.<p>Schools that had secured 100 per cent results in urban limits in the final public examinations in March or April last year would be granted incentive of Rs 2 lakh per school and those in rural areas that had achieved 90 per cent pass in public examinations would get Rs 1 lakh as incentive.</p>.<p>This would entail an expenditure of Rs 2.02 crores for the government, the release said.</p>
<p>Puducherry Lt Governor Tamilisai Soundararajan has approved a proposal of the territorial government to disburse Rs 15.71 crores through banks under DBT mode to card holders in April.</p>.<p>A release said each of the families coming under below poverty line and AAY categories would be distributed Rs 600 per card.</p>.<p>Families coming under above poverty line category would be distributed Rs 300 per card.</p>.<p><strong>Read more: <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/national/rs-returns-appropriation-bills-for-jk-puducherry-965587.html" target="_blank">RS returns appropriation bills for J&K, Puducherry </a></strong></p>.<p>The Lt Governor has also approved proposal to provide Rs 4.09 crores as grant to operate the National Urban Livelihood Mission by the Puducherry Urban Development Agency.</p>.<p>Schools that had secured 100 per cent results in urban limits in the final public examinations in March or April last year would be granted incentive of Rs 2 lakh per school and those in rural areas that had achieved 90 per cent pass in public examinations would get Rs 1 lakh as incentive.</p>.<p>This would entail an expenditure of Rs 2.02 crores for the government, the release said.</p>