Haryana Government has revised the limit of annual income of families living Below Poverty line (BPl) and those below Double the Poverty line (DPl) in both rural and urban areas of the State.
The annual income for such families have been revised for various bank-assisted and National Scheduled Caste Finance and Development Corporation (NSFDC)-assisted schemes, said Minister of State for Welfare of Scheduled Castes and Backward Classes, Krishan Kumar Bedi.
The limit of annual income of BPl families living in rural areas would be Rs 49,000 from Rs 40,500 and Rs 60,000 from Rs 51,500 for those living in urban areas, he said.
Similarly, for the families living below DPl, the limit of annual income would Rs 98,000 from Rs 81,000 in rural areas and Rs 1.2 lakh from Rs 1.03 lakh in urban areas, the Minister added.