The transcript discusses the **eShram card**, a government initiative for unorganized laborers in India, such as construction workers, rickshaw pullers, and vegetable sellers. The card aims to provide an identity to these workers and assist them during disasters or lockdowns with financial aid. It's not a regular pension scheme but a support system for times of crisis. Approximately 25 crore people have registered for the card, which also facilitates easier job search and proof of employment. The card is linked to the holder's Aadhaar, mobile number, and bank account for direct assistance. The video encourages unorganized laborers to register for the eShram card to avail future benefits.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. India's population is about 1.5 billion, which is 150 crores.
2. There are about 48 crore unorganized laborers in India.
3. Unorganized laborers include construction workers, cart drivers, vegetable sellers, rickshaw pullers, carpenters, drivers, tailors, and many more.
4. Unorganized laborers lack formal identification for their work and do not possess degrees or diplomas.
5. The Government of India introduced a scheme for unorganized laborers.
6. Approximately 25 crore people have made the Shram card under this scheme.
7. A one-time financial assistance of ₹500 per month was provided to some individuals in Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, and Bengal during elections.
8. The ISRAM card is not intended for a regular pension but for assistance during calamities or disasters.
9. The card serves as an identity proof for unorganized laborers.
10. It is linked to the individual's Aadhaar card, mobile number, and bank account.
11. The card can facilitate easier job searches and proof of occupation.
12. The government may provide financial assistance or loans to cardholders in the future.
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