The PM-Suraj website launch event, graced by Prime Minister Modi, was live-streamed today at a private venue in Coimbatore's Race Course area, with significant participation from the public and beneficiaries of central government schemes.
Coimbatore: In an event that marked the intersection of technology and governance, the PM-Suraj ('Pradhan Mantri Samajik Utthan and Rozgar Adharit Jankalyan') website was officially launched through a video broadcast at a private venue in the Race Course area of Coimbatore on March 13. Prime Minister Modi participated in the event via a live stream, underscoring the importance of digital platforms in enhancing government services.
The event, organized by Canara Bank, a leading district bank, witnessed the presence of Vanathi Srinivasan, BJP National Women's Wing leader and Member of the Legislative Assembly from Coimbatore South constituency. She played a pivotal role in the proceedings and interacted with the attendees.
More than 300 members of the public and beneficiaries of central government schemes were present, highlighting the wide-reaching impact of such initiatives. During the event, MLA Vanathi Srinivasan distributed benefits under key government schemes such as PM SVANidhi Scheme, women's self-help group loan assistance programs, and the Mudra loan assistance scheme, thereby enhancing the support provided to small businesses and women's groups in the region.
The event, organized by Canara Bank, a leading district bank, witnessed the presence of Vanathi Srinivasan, BJP National Women's Wing leader and Member of the Legislative Assembly from Coimbatore South constituency. She played a pivotal role in the proceedings and interacted with the attendees.
More than 300 members of the public and beneficiaries of central government schemes were present, highlighting the wide-reaching impact of such initiatives. During the event, MLA Vanathi Srinivasan distributed benefits under key government schemes such as PM SVANidhi Scheme, women's self-help group loan assistance programs, and the Mudra loan assistance scheme, thereby enhancing the support provided to small businesses and women's groups in the region.