Changes in ESIC Aadhar Seeding Application due to eKYC changes by UIDAI

ESIC has directed that on the updated ESIC Aadhaar Seeding application filed by applicants/insured person’s, in cases where only Year is visible in date of birth column after seeding Aadhaar details, the functionary who is doing the Aadhaar seeding work will enter the date and month in appropriate column on the basis of Aadhar Card or other documentary evidence of IP/Beneficiary and Aadhar number will be seeded.

Reactivation of Auto-Rejected FSSAI Licensing/ Registration Applications

This facility will be available to those FBOs (Food Business Operators) whose applications were auto-rejected because they did not respond to the queries of the authorities within the stipulated time. This procedure will streamline the process of reactivation of auto-rejected applications. It will reduce waiting time for the approval of authorities in handling request for reactivation of auto-rejected applications.

Empowering Transgender Health Under PM-JAY

The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MOHFW) has issued an update on Access to Healthcare Services for Transgender Community. As per the release, the Pradhan Mantri Jan Aarogya Yojana (PM-JAY) has authorized a total of 761 hospital admissions, amounting to Rs. 1.12 Crores, exclusively for transgender beneficiaries.

Pradhan Mantri Matsya Sampada Yojana to Boost India’s Fisheries Sector

Under PMMSY, a robust fisheries management framework is established, providing need-based support to States and Union Territories for the formulation and implementation of fisheries management plans. The scheme also promotes aquaculture, mariculture, post-harvest management, and various economic activities within the fisheries sector, with the overarching goal of enhancing income and improving the socio-economic conditions of fishers and stakeholders.

Government Explores Small Nuclear Reactors for Clean Energy Transition

Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) are gaining attention due to their unique features such as modularity, scalability, small footprint, and enhanced safety. These characteristics make SMRs an attractive option for repurposing retiring coal-based thermal power station sites. By deploying SMRs, especially in locations unsuitable for large nuclear plants, significant amounts of low-carbon electricity can be generated.