Indian Army launched Project Naman to support Veterans and their families

Current Context: On 30th August 2024, The Indian Army recently launched Project Naman to provide dedicated support and services to defence pensioners, veterans, and their families.

• This initiative focuses on establishing Common Service Centres (CSCs) across India, offering various services, including the SPARSH (System for Pension Administration Raksha) digital pension system.
• In the first phase, 14 CSCs have been set up in key locations such as New Delhi, Jalandhar, Leh, Dehradun, and more.
• The project aims to expand to around 200 centres nationwide over the next 2-3 years.
• These centres will provide essential services to veterans, war widows, and their families, ensuring they receive the care and support they deserve.

Question:

1 What is the primary objective of the Indian Army's Project Naman?

• A) To offer dedicated support and services to defence pensioners, veterans, and their families
• B) To provide medical care to soldiers on duty
• C) To recruit new soldiers for the Indian Army
• D) To conduct military exercises with other countries

Answer: A) Project Naman is focused on providing support services to defence pensioners, veterans, and their families through various initiatives like the Common Service Centres (CSCs) and the SPARSH digital pension system.