The inauguration of the Atal Digital Seva Kendra in Junapara village empowered women to conveniently withdraw Mahatari Vandan Yojana funds, promoting financial inclusion and self-reliance.
Women Empowered by Atal Digital Seva Kendra in Junapara, Withdraw Mahatari Vandan Yojana Amount with Ease
In a significant step towards rural digital empowerment, the Atal Digital Seva Kendra was inaugurated today in Junapara Gram Panchayat. A large number of women beneficiaries arrived at the center to withdraw funds under the Mahatari Vandan Yojana. The initiative aims to provide easy access to financial services, especially for women, the elderly, and other rural residents.
On this occasion, several beneficiaries expressed their gratitude towards the government. Ritu Sahu shared her joy by stating, “Now we don’t have to travel long distances to banks or other centers. This digital facility in our village has brought great convenience. We are thankful to Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai for this initiative.”
The event was graced by Collector Chandan Tripathi, District Panchayat President Mohit Paikra, CEO Dr. Ashutosh Chaturvedi, and other public representatives. Shivkumari, a resident of Talwapara, withdrew ₹1000 at the newly inaugurated center and mentioned how helpful the funds are for managing her household expenses. “This scheme has given us a chance to become self-reliant,” she added.
Villagers attending the program emphasized that the center will not only benefit women but also serve the elderly and other citizens by offering convenient access to banking and digital services. The establishment of the Atal Digital Seva Kendra is seen as a major step toward realizing the dream of a digitally empowered India.
