MyVillage live events-for Readers

How to File a Consumer Court Case Please Wait .. Please Wait .. As a consumer you have the right to file a consumer case if you do not receive your money's worth. The  Consumer Protection Act  defines a consumer as any person who buys goods or services. However, there are certain conditions to it. Not every person is a consumer. Any person who buys goods or services for commercial use is not a consumer. Only those who buy goods or services for personal use or for use in self-employment are consumers in the eyes of law. Persons who use goods or services bought by another person are also consumers, but only if they do so with consent of such person. Conditions for Filing a Consumer Case The following persons can make a complaint under this Act.Any consumer as per the Act or his legal heirs A Voluntary Consumer Association The Central or State Government, or More than one consumer when there is a large number of consumers with the same interest i...

​Special Component-Plan​ ​ The Social Welfare  Department released Rs.100 lakhs in 1998-99 to organize Job Oriented Skill Development Training for women belonging to Scheduled Castes. The eligibility criteria for selection of women candidates was fixed as : Age group: 18-45 years Annual Family Income: Rs.31,952/- for rural and Rs.42,412/- for urban Education qualification: dependent on skill type to be imparted Beneficiaries vary from educated unemployed to degree or diploma holders. To provide technical skills, the Corporation identified reputed Government Training Institutions such as ATDC, NIFT, GTTC, SISI, KILT, Bowring Hospital, STEP, RUDSETI and Canara Bank training centres. During the period of training, a stipend of Rs.300/- per month is paid to the beneficiaries. While imparting training, EDP and EAP concepts covering women empowerment issues like gender issues, women’s rights, women’s law, health aspects, various government programs, bank facilities avai...

​Swawlamban NORAD - Norwegian Agency for International Development) (Centrally sponsored scheme) The Department of Women and Child Development under the Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India has implemented a scheme, since 1998-99, to set up Employment-cum-Income Generating and Training-cum-Production Units (Women's Economic Programme) under externally aided NORAD Scheme, now called SWAWLAMBAN The Scheme is targeted at the poor and needy women in urban and rural areas including migrant labourers, women from weaker sections such as scheduled castes and scheduled tribes, families headed by women and women BPL. If necessary, to enhance coverage, the age criteria can be relaxed up to 50 years and educational qualification confined to the primary level. Swawlamban aims at providing skill upgradation training for such underprivileged women to take up income generating activities. The per capita training cost, however, is not to exceed Rs.8,000/-. The N...

Udyogini Scheme​​     Govt of karnataka                          ​ Application download​ A truly innovative scheme, sanctioned by the Government of Karnataka in the year 1997-98. Udyogini assists women in gaining self-reliance through self employment, especially in the trade and service sector. Udyogini empowers women by providing loans through Banks and other finanicial institutions; it also provides a subsidy from the Corporation for undertaking business activities / micro enterprises. Loans are arranged through financial institutions like commercial banks, district co-operative banks and RRBs. The scheme has gone a long way in preventing women entrepreneurs from private borrowing at higher rates of interest. Under this scheme, the maximum unit cost is Rs.1,00,000/-. Age limit for the beneficiary is 18-45 years and family income limit to avail this benefit is Rs.40,000/- per annum for all women inclu...

dUÀzÀ §Ä«AiÀÄÄ §wÛºÉÆÃV,NqÀ® ºÀ¹gÀÄ ºÀwÛ ºÀÄjzÀÄ PÀqÀ® PÁªÀÅ £ÉwÛ AiÀÄ£ÉÃj, G¹gÀ ºÀ¨ÉAiÀÄÄ ªÀÄÄV® ªÀÄÄnÖ. £ÀªÀÄä ¤ªÉÄä¯ÁègÀ ºÀ¹gÀ G¹gÀÄ ºÉ¸Àj¯ÁèzÀAvÉ CUÀĪÀÅzÀÄ. thanks.. for Read 

MyVillage share with us events

karnataka govt employees grab association posts to dodge transfers BENGALURU: Scores of state government employees in various departments seem to have found a rather ingenious way to duck transfers —by becoming an office-bearer of the Karnataka State Government Employees’ Association. The transfer guidelines allow for an office-bearer of the association to stay in one place without getting transferred for a period of up to 10 years. R Srikanth, a member of the Karnataka State Government Employees’ Association council said there is a huge lobby to become an office-bearer so that they won’t have to worry about being transferred. “According to the association bylaws, there should be nine vice-presidents, but there are 33 currently. Similarly, there can be four secretaries, but we have 28. The president has the power to nominate office-bearers. The current president is appointing hundreds of people for reasons best known to him,” he said. To become an office-bearer, one ...