This question relates to government schemes aimed at social security and financial inclusion, focusing on the target demographic of the scheme.
The Atal Pension Yojana targets which of the following sectors?
Asked in JE(Civil) RWD 2021 22 2021 · Topic: Industrial Sector (Labour Reforms and Employment in the Industrial Sector)
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