Indian Government Initiatives

The "Amma Vodi" scheme was launched by the Telangana government to provide financial assistance to mothers of school-going girls from economically weaker sections to encourage their education.

The "Mukhyamantri Sanitary Napkin Yojana" was launched by the Rajasthan government to provide free sanitary napkins to adolescent girls in government schools and colleges.

The "Mukhyamantri Krishi Sinchai Yojana" was launched by the Uttar Pradesh government to provide financial assistance to farmers for purchasing agricultural equipment, such as tractors, pumps, and sprinklers.

The "Jagananna Vidya Deevena" scheme was launched by the Andhra Pradesh government to provide free education to students from economically weaker sections from kindergarten to post-graduation.

The "Shivshakti Yojana" was launched by the Maharashtra government to provide free electricity to farmers for irrigation purposes.

The "Amma Vodi" scheme was launched by the Telangana government to provide financial assistance to mothers of school-going girls from economically weaker sections to encourage their education.

The "Mukhyamantri Sanitary Napkin Yojana" was launched by the Rajasthan government to provide free sanitary napkins to adolescent girls in government schools and colleges.

There are a number of initiatives being taken to support artisans and promote handicrafts in India. These include government schemes and programs to provide financial assistance and training, collaboration between artisans and designers to create contemporary products, and promotion of handicrafts through exhibitions and fairs. These initiatives aim to help artisans earn a sustainable living, preserve traditional skills and techniques, and promote cultural heritage.

The National Green Film Awards, established in 2013, recognize and honor films that effectively communicate environmental messages and promote sustainable living.

The National Health Policy 2017 does not mandate health insurance, but it encourages voluntary health insurance schemes to improve access to healthcare services.

The National Health Policy 2017 aims to achieve universal health coverage, meaning that all Indians have access to essential health services without financial hardship.

While increasing the number of healthcare providers is important for improving access to healthcare services, it is not a specific strategy for achieving universal health coverage under the National Health Policy 2017.

Public-private partnership is seen as a way to improve the efficiency, increase access, and reduce the costs of healthcare services, thereby contributing to the overall goals of the National Health Policy 2017.

While health insurance is an important aspect of healthcare financing, it is not specifically mentioned as a key area of focus for public-private partnership under the National Health Policy 2017.

The Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan contributes to the achievement of SDG 4: Quality Education, helps to reduce poverty and inequality, promotes gender equality and women's empowerment, and contributes to the overall development of the country.