One of the following welfare programmes implemented by Government of Andhra Pradesh is not part of Navaratnalu.

Key Points

• Vahana Mitra is a welfare scheme launched by the Government of Andhra Pradesh.
• It aims to provide financial assistance to self-employed auto and taxi drivers.
• Under this scheme, eligible drivers receive a yearly aid of Rs. 10,000 to cover vehicle maintenance, insurance, and fitness certification costs.
• The scheme is part of the state government's broader efforts to improve the livelihood of auto and taxi drivers.

Additional Information

• Navaratnalu
  • Navaratnalu is a set of nine major welfare schemes launched by the Government of Andhra Pradesh.
  • These schemes cover various sectors including housing, agriculture, health, education, and social security.
  • Key schemes under Navaratnalu include 'Housing for all Poor', 'YSR Jala Yagnam', and 'Aarogyasri'.
  • The initiative is part of the government's commitment to ensuring holistic development and welfare for all citizens of the state.
• Housing for all Poor
  • This scheme aims to provide affordable housing to the economically weaker sections of society.
  • The government provides financial assistance for the construction of homes.
  • It is part of the larger goal to ensure shelter for all citizens.
• YSR Jala Yagnam
  • This scheme focuses on improving irrigation facilities in the state.
  • It aims to provide water for agriculture through the construction of reservoirs and canals.
  • The initiative supports farmers by ensuring a reliable water supply for their crops.
• Aarogyasri
  • Aarogyasri is a health insurance scheme designed to help the poor access medical care.
  • It covers the costs of surgeries and treatments for various illnesses.
  • The scheme is aimed at reducing the financial burden of healthcare on low-income families.