The document outlines various social welfare schemes implemented by the government across different phases of life from birth to old age. It provides details of schemes related to supplementary nutrition, maternity benefits, infant care, education, employment, health, housing, marriage, and old age pension that collectively aim to support citizens throughout their lifecycle and improve human development outcomes. The number of beneficiaries and expenditure for major schemes targeting pregnant women, children, students, unemployed youth, patients, households and senior citizens are cited.

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5. Phase of life cycle Scheme/ programme in place Number of beneficiaries covered / Amount of benefits distributed
Birth
Supplementary Nutrition Programme for
pregnant and lactating mothers
7.2 lakh women pregnant and lactating women
Anna Amrutha Hastam Scheme
6.11 lakh women pregnant and lactating women benefited at an expenditure of
Rs. 2575 crore
Maternity Benefit Scheme (Now PMMVY) 3.16 lakh benefited with an expenditure of Rs. 76 crore
Talli-Bidda express 5.6 lakh women
Infant
Supplementary Nutrition Programme for Infants/
Children
24.65 lakh children benefited
Giri Gorumuddalu Rs. 22.68 crore expenditure
Sabala scheme
2.88 lakh beneficiaries covered in 10 districts with an expenditure of Rs. 39.36
crore
NTR Baby Kits 5.21 lakh beneficiaries
Vaccination/Immunization 32.45 lakh infants
Education
Mid-Day Meal 36 lakh students
Digital Classrooms 2358 schools started
Badikosta scheme 5.62 lakh bicycles distributed to girls in 9th class in 2016-17 & 2017-18
Pre Matric Scholarship 5.92 lakh students in class 5-8
Post Matric Scholarship 11.57 lakhs students in class 9-10
Prathibha Award 1654 SSC students and 4416 in HSSC
Reimbursement of tuition fees (EBC) 9.2 lakh students benefited at an expenditure of Rs. 2355 crore
Employment
MGNREGS Wage employment provided to 37 lakhs
Skill Development 8.67 lakh trained
Placement Linked Training 1.3 lakh placed
Job Melas 22 job melas benefiting 37000 youth
Nirudyoga Bruthi Scheme Rs. 1000 crore allocated in 2018-19 budget
Capital infusion to DWACRA groups 86 lakh SHG women benefited at an expenditure of Rs. 6883 crore
Chandranna Bima
2.46 crore people enrolled. Amount of Rs. 844 crore distributed to 54,664
families in 2017-18
Health
NTR Vaidya Seva 1.97 lakh patients treated
Chandranna Sanchara Chikitsalu Covers 1 crore people with 3.2 lakh mobile clinics
NTR Vaidya Pariksha 1.2 crore patients have availed
Mahila Master Health Checkup 14.12 lakh women screened for 7 NCDs
Tele Radiology (X-ray and CT Scan) 12.03 lakh have availed
National Free Dialysis 2340 patients utilized
Mukyamantri Arogya Kendralu 2 lakh tele-consultations and 6 lakh immunisations completed
Aarogya Raksha 60673 families covered
Housing
NTR Rural Housing 8.89 lakh houses taken up since 2014 and 5.16 lakh houses completed
NTR Urban Housing Committed to taking up 6 lakh urban houses
LED lightbulb distribution 2.17 crore led bulbs distributed to households, 6.18 lakh street-lights replaced
Jagjeevan Jyothi 12.45 lakh SC households covered
Marriage
Inter-Caste Marriage Support Rs. 20 crore incentive for 4088 SC couples
Chandranna Pelli Kanuka Rs. 100 crore budget allocated
Dulhan Scheme (Minorities) 10954 beneficiares
Old age NTR Bharosa Pension Scheme 47.32 lakh beneficiaries covered at an expenditure of Rs. 6320 crore
Mahaprasthanam Mahaprasthanam
The government is committed to achieve a higher Human Development Index and a higher Happiness Index. Towards this end
support is being provided to all the needy during all the phases of life starting from birth to mahaprasthanam. This brochure depicts
some of the important related schemes.
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