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Government Schemes
Current Affairs for Week 36 of 2026
Centre tells Supreme Court it will spend ₹24,000 crore on police modernisation
The Centre informed the Supreme Court on 3 September that a Police Modernisation Mission will spend ₹24,000 crore over the next five years to strengthen the internal security capabilities of State police forces and the Central Armed Police Forces through greater use of technology. The submission came in a suo motu proceeding begun in 2025.Source: The Hindu
Second phase of the India Semiconductor Mission notified
The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology notified ISM 2.0 on 31 August with an outlay of ₹1.28 lakh crore, covering a broad range of incentives for electronics manufacturing. The scheme’s category ‘pillars’ are fungible, so the share of investment each attracts is not fixed in advance.Source: The Hindu
Current Affairs for Week 35 of 2026
MGNREGA workers moved to the new VB-G RAM G scheme
The Union Rural Development Ministry said every worker registered under MGNREGA has been migrated to the Viksit Bharat Guarantee for Rozgar and Ajeevika Mission (Gramin), or VB-G RAM G, whether or not job-card e-KYC is complete. e-KYC has been done for 15.89 crore workers, including 10.27 crore of 10.84 crore active workers, leaving about 57 lakh active workers pending. Around 2.11 crore workers have so far been offered employment under the new scheme.Source: The Hindu
Mission Samriddh Gaon launched for self-reliant villages
The Ministry of Rural Development launched Mission Samriddh Gaon on 26 August at Krishi Bhawan, New Delhi, aiming at poverty-free villages where every rural family has a sustainable livelihood. It begins as a pilot in two Madhya Pradesh blocks — Budni in Sehore district and Khategaon in Dewas district. The design rests on family-level household mapping, convergence of departmental schemes, integrated farming systems and the Lakhpati Didi model.Source: Ministry of Rural Development