00:00After almost a week, a new financial year is about to begin, in which a lot of changes
00:10will be seen.
00:11The most important thing is that the central government will also review its welfare schemes
00:15in this financial year.
00:17According to my reports, a senior officer has said that the government will evaluate
00:22all central and centrally sponsored schemes in the coming financial year.
00:26In this review, the focus will be on the utilization of funds, the outcomes of schemes, and their
00:31overall impact.
00:32This review is done every 5 years, whose main objective is to eliminate unnecessary schemes
00:38and ensure the better use of funds.
00:41So which schemes can be affected, which will be taken special care of, we will know in
00:47this video.
00:48First, let's know what are the important parameters of the review.
00:52So according to the report of Economic Times, there will be multiple parameters of evaluation.
00:56First, is any scheme achieving its objective or overlapping with a state-level scheme?
01:03Second, can small schemes be merged or phased out?
01:08Third, how have the states implemented it?
01:12The government has also asked for suggestions from the nodal ministry, which executes the
01:16schemes through the expenditure department.
01:18According to the report, there are some useful suggestions for the social sector schemes.
01:23Now let's know what is the budget of the top 10 government schemes for the financial year
01:2826.
01:29If we talk about Manrega first, which comes in the top 10, the budget for Manrega is Rs.
01:3586,000 crore, Rs. 65,000 crore for Jal Jeevan Mission, Rs. 63,500 crore for PM Kisan, Rs.
01:4354,832 crore, Rs. 41,250 crore for Samagrah Sikhsha, Rs. 37,227 crore for National Health
01:52Mission, Rs. 23,294 crore for PM Awas Yojana Urban, Rs. 22,600 crore for Modified Interest
01:58Subvention Scheme, Rs. 21,960 crore for Saksham Anganwadi and Poshan, Rs. 20,000 crore for
02:06New Employment Generation Scheme, Rs. 20,000 crore.
02:09The government has asked the MLA to identify areas where the state government schemes and
02:15centrally sponsored schemes, i.e. CSS, are similar.
02:19The official think tank can submit a report by April in which it will be recommended which
02:24schemes to continue, modify, expand, reduce or phased out.
02:29Before presenting in front of the government finance commission, it will also consider
02:34feedback from different ministries and the finance commission.
02:36Let's know what is the budget of centrally sponsored schemes, before that, let's understand
02:40which are the major CSS schemes.
02:42Ayushman Bharat, also known as PM Jan Arogya Yojana, Mandrega, Mahatma Gandhi, National
02:49Rural Employment Guarantee Act, PM Awas Yojana Urban and Rural, Jal Jeevan Mission, and PM
02:58Gram Sadak Yojana.
02:59PM Narendra Modi made a sub-group of the Chief Minister in March 2015 to rationalize CSS
03:05schemes.
03:06In this process, the number of schemes was reduced from 130 to 75.
03:11The government has fixed a CSS budget of Rs 5.41 lakh crore for the financial year 2025-2026.
03:17Initially, a budget of Rs 5.05 lakh crore was allocated in the current financial year,
03:22but it has been revised to Rs 4.15 lakh crore.
03:27It is reviewed every five years, it will be reviewed this time too, and it will be seen
03:31which of these government schemes can be terminated.
03:35That's all for this video.
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