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The Navajeevan scheme aims to provide suitable means of livelihood to eligible individuals. What percentage of the sanctioned loan is typically a bank loan?

A25 percent

B50 percent

C75 percent

D100 percent

Answer:

C. 75 percent

Read Explanation:

  • The scheme aims to ensure the financial self-reliance of senior citizens in the age group of 50 to 65 years.

  • It targets those who have been unable to secure employment despite registration at Employment Exchanges in Kerala.

  • The scheme provides suitable means of livelihood to eligible individuals.

  • Loans of up to Rs 50,000 are granted, 25 per cent of which (up to Rs 12,500) can be subsidy and 75 per cent can be bank loan.

  • Applicants must have an annual income of not more than 1 lakh.


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