The correct answer is Persons with disabilities. Aastha Card Scheme: The benefit of the scheme is being provided to every disabled person suffering from at least 40% disability in Rajasthan. Divyaganjan can take advantage of this by applying for this scheme as soon as it is certified by the medical authority.

The following types of patients can get the benefit of the Bhamashah Health Insurance Scheme (BSBY)-

1. General Patients: Under BSBY, insurance cover up to Rs 30,000 is provided for general illnesses. These include cold, fever, diarrhoea, and other common illnesses.

2. Critical Illness: Under BSBY, insurance cover up to Rs 3 lakh is provided for critical illnesses. These include cancer, heart attack, stroke, and other serious diseases.

3. Children disabled from birth: Under BSBY, an insurance cover of up to Rs 5 lakh is provided to children disabled from birth.

4. Pregnant women: Under BSBY, pregnant women are provided insurance cover of up to Rs 1 lakh for delivery and post-natal care.

1. The initial Act covered 108 services of 15 major government departments, envisaged time-bound performance of duties by government officials and provided for cash penalties for offenders.

2. To promote good governance: The objective of this Act is to make the state government accountable for providing quality and timely public services to the citizens.

3. To protect the rights of citizens: The objective of this Act is to provide the citizens with the right to receive their public services in the stipulated time frame and with quality.

4. Simplifying government procedures: The objective of this Act is to make government procedures simple and transparent so that citizens find it easier to understand and follow them.

1. “Bhavna Jaat” is related to the game of walking.

2. Bhavana Jat was born on 1 March 1996 in Kabra village of Rajasthan.

3. An Indian athlete, who participates in the 20 kilometer race walk.

4. Bhavana Jat won the silver medal in the 10 kilometer event at the Junior National Championship held in Jaipur in 2016.

5. Race walking athlete Bhavana Jat qualified for Olympics 2020 by setting a record in the National Walking Race Championships.

1. Animal husbandry plays an important role in the rural economy of Rajasthan and also has a significant impact in employment generation for marginal, sub-marginal and landless farmers.

2. With the same concept and in view of the expected success of the Chief Minister Free Medicine Scheme, with a view to providing free of cost the most commonly used essential medicines for the treatment of livestock of the state in all the government veterinary hospitals, "Chief Minister Livestock Free Medicine Scheme" 15 Has been started from August 2012.

3. Chief Minister Milk Producer Sambal Yojana - Now the state government will provide a subsidy at the rate of Rs 2 per litre to the cattle farmers supplying milk to the cooperative milk producer unions of the state.

1. Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot has started Rajasthan Indira Rasoi Yojana to feed people two meals a day to fulfil his resolve that “no one should sleep hungry” in his state.

2. Through this scheme, poor people in Rajasthan are fed fresh and nutritious food for ₹ 8, sitting respectfully in one place.

3. A single thali costs ₹25, of which ₹17 is borne by the state government and ₹8 is taken from the beneficiary.

1. Divyansh Singh Panwar is at the first position in the world ranking of 10-meter air rifles. So far he has won six gold medals in international competitions.

2. At the age of just 16, Divyansh Singh Panwar achieved quota in the Olympics by winning the silver medal in the 10-meter air rifle event in the ISSF World Cup held in Beijing in 2019.

3. The soil of Rajasthan gave birth to renowned shooters like Rajyavardhan Singh Rathod, Karni Singh, Om Prakash Mitharwal and Apurvi Chandela.

1. Creating a centralized database of all unorganized workers, including construction workers, migrant workers, gig and platform workers, hawkers, domestic workers, agricultural workers, etc., who are to be linked to Aadhaar.

2. Integration of social security schemes for unorganized workers which are being administered by the Ministry of Labor and Employment and subsequently by other ministries also.

3. To share information for delivery of various social security and welfare schemes being administered through API medium with various stakeholders such as Ministries/Departments/Boards/Agencies/Organizations of Central and State Governments in respect of registered unorganized workers.

4. To trace the status and address/present location of migrant workers and their movement from the formal sector to the informal sector and vice versa.

5. Portability of social security and welfare benefits for migrant and construction workers.

6. To provide a comprehensive database to the Central and State Governments to deal with any other national crisis like COVID-19 in future.