Amidst the lockdown, a three-year-old girl from Nagpur's Bhanoli village, on seeing the Gramin Dak Sevak (GDS), rushes towards her house, saying that mother rich people have come. This expectation of the infamous Vidarbha aroused in the mind of this girl, because she has seen the GDS distributing money to many more villagers, including her mother. This expectation has arisen in the minds of this innocent to 91-year-old grandmother Chandrabhaga Ambekar, because she is getting the money from the central and state governments 'Direct Benefit Transfer' schemes sitting at home even during the Corona crisis.
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Ramshree Gajbhiye, the sarpanch of Vakeshwar village of Mauda tehsil of Nagpur, says that since the lockdown has started, the only bank located five kilometers from the village was open only till 2 o'clock. People used to line up in the morning to withdraw money. Most had to return empty handed after being disappointed. The staff of the bank, who came to the village to distribute the money, also raised their hands. In this way, Sahara became Indura Post Office's GDS Babusinh Nakoria, who started transferring the money of DBT schemes to the villagers through Aadhaar Enabled Payment System (AEPS). Sarpanch Gajbhiya says emotionally that if the postal department had not stood like this in such a time, people would have come to the hunger.
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The grocery shopkeeper Badrinarayan Flatte tells that his CC account is in the bank. But now they do not feel the need to go to the bank because Postman Babu is present to serve 24 hours. Their money is collected, deposited and transferred by the Grameen Dak Sevaks. The post master general (PMG) of Vidarbha region, Jayabhai Ramachandra, explains that the villagers get direct benefit of the money sent by the government in the Jan Dhan schemes in all areas like Chandrapur division of Vidarbha, Yavatmal division and Gondia sub division of Nagpur. Has happened. GDS Babusinh Nakoria of Indora Post Office says that he is distributing money to villagers from house to house in the bank like PM Kisan Samman Yojana, PM Awas Yojana, MNREGA, Shravan Bal Yojana, Niradhaar Yojana and school stipends. According to Ramachandra, during the period of his GDS lockdown in the entire Vidarbha region, a big support has emerged in the villages.