Home India Ministry of Finance Parliament Question: Beneficiaries enrolled under PMJJBY, PM...
Date: 2025-07-28 Category: Not Applicable State: Union Government Country: India

Parliament Question: Beneficiaries enrolled under PMJJBY, PMSBY and APY

Issued by Ministry of Finance · Not Applicable

Research with AI Agent Chat with Document Generate Summary Translate Helpful Share Add to Project Create Task

Executive Summary & Key Takeaways

**Executive Summary:** This document presents the Finance Minister's response to Lok Sabha Starred Question No. 114 regarding the enrolment, claims, impact assessment, awareness initiatives, and coverage of Scheduled Castes/Tribes under Pradhan Mantri Jan Suraksha Schemes (PMJJBY, PMSBY, APY) and Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana (PMJDY). It includes data as of July 2nd, 2025, and June 30th, 2025, with details provided in Annexures I-IV. A Financial Inclusion Saturation Campaign was launched on July 1, 2025, to increase enrolments. **Key Points / Main Content:** * **Enrollment Data (Annexure I, II, III):** * State/UT-wise and gender-wise breakup of beneficiaries enrolled under PMJJBY, PMSBY, and APY. * PMJDY account-wise breakup included. * Specific data provided for Karnataka, Maharashtra, and Jalgaon district. * **Claims Settlement (Annexure IV):** * Total number of claims settled and amount disbursed under PMJJBY and PMSBY since inception, as of July 2, 2025. * **Impact Assessment:** * Impact assessment study for PMJDY, PMJJBY, and PMSBY is being conducted by DMEO, NITI Aayog. * The schemes aim to create a universal social security system, especially for the poor and underprivileged. * **Awareness and Enrollment Initiatives:** * Regular campaigns at the grassroots level with the participation of banks and local administration to increase coverage under PMJJBY, PMSBY, and APY. * A 3-month Financial Inclusion Saturation Campaign launched across 2.70 lakh gram panchayats and Urban Local Bodies (ULBs) from July 1, 2025. * Organization of camps at gram panchayat level and ULBs by Banks to provide direct access to enrolment information and assistance. * Jansuraksha portal (www.jansuraksha.gov.in) provides information in English, Hindi, and regional languages. * State Level Bankers' Committees (SLBCs) and Union Territory Level Bankers' Committees (UTLBCs) coordinate efforts to increase coverage. * Centre for Financial Literacy (CFL) Project by RBI has established 2,421 CFLs across the country as of March 31, 2025. * A network of approximately 16 lakh Banking Correspondents (BCs) enrolls eligible individuals. * Allocation of targets to all banks and periodic review of performance. * **Scheduled Caste/Tribe Beneficiaries:** * Schemes are open to all eligible citizens, including SC/STs. * SC/ST-wise breakup of subscribers is not centrally maintained. **Impact Analysis:** * **Low-Income Households:** * *Impact:* Aims to enhance financial security through social security schemes. * *Action Required:* Awareness of the schemes and enrollment through available channels. * **Banks:** * *Impact:* Responsible for enrolling beneficiaries and settling claims under the schemes. * *Action Required:* Participate in awareness campaigns, organize camps, achieve allocated targets, and ensure efficient claims processing. * **Government Agencies (including NITI Aayog, SLBCs, UTLBCs):** * *Impact:* Involved in policy implementation, coordination, and impact assessment. * *Action Required:* Coordinate efforts, monitor scheme performance, conduct impact assessment studies, and take corrective steps as needed. * **Reserve Bank of India (RBI):** * *Impact:* Promoting financial literacy through the CFL project. * *Action Required:* Continue the CFL project to improve financial literacy and awareness of social security schemes. * **Banking Correspondents (BCs):** * *Impact:* Facilitating enrollment at the grassroots level. * *Action Required:* Enroll eligible individuals under the social security schemes.

Key Entities Referenced

Pradhan Mantri Jan Suraksha Schemes: Umbrella term for social security schemes including PMJJBY, PMSBY, and APY. Pradhan Mantri Jeevan Jyoti Bima Yojana (PMJJBY): A life insurance scheme providing coverage for death. Pradhan Mantri Suraksha Bima Yojana (PMSBY): An accident insurance scheme providing coverage for disability or death due to accident. Atal Pension Yojana (APY): A pension scheme for citizens in the unorganized sector. Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana (PMJDY): National Mission for Financial Inclusion to ensure access to financial services, namely banking/ savings & deposit accounts, remittance, credit, insurance, pension in an affordable manner Karnataka: A state in India, specifically mentioned in the context of beneficiary enrollment. Maharashtra: A state in India, specifically mentioned in the context of beneficiary enrollment. Jalgaon District: A district in Maharashtra, India, specifically mentioned in the context of beneficiary enrollment under various schemes. NITI Aayog: A policy think tank of the Government of India responsible for conducting impact assessment studies for PMJDY, PMJJBY and PMSBY. Reserve Bank of India: Central bank of India, which initiated the Centre for Financial Literacy (CFL) Project.
Official Source Record View Original Source →
See Full Document Text
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF FINANCE DEPARTMENT OF FINANCIAL SERVICES LOK SABHA STARRED QUESTION NO. *114 TO BE ANSWERED ON MONDAY, 28 JULY, 2025/SRAVANA 6, 1947 (SAKA) Beneficiaries Enrolled Under PMJJBY, PMSBY and APY *114. Smt. Smita Uday Wagh: Shri Bibhu Prasad Tarai: Will the Minister of FINANCE be pleased to state: a) the total number of beneficiaries enrolled under Pradhan Mantri Jan Suraksha Schemes- Pradhan Mantri Jeevan Jyoti Bima Yojana (PMJJBY), Pradhan Mantri Suraksha Bima Yojana (PMSBY) and Atal Pension Yojana (APY) gender-wise and Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana (PMJDY) account-wise breakup in the Country. State/UT-wise including Karnataka and Maharashtra especially in Jalgaon Lok Sabha constituency; b) the total number of claims settled and the amount disbursed under PMJJBY and PMSBY since their inception; c) whether any impact assessment of these schemes in enhancing financial security for low- income households has been made and if so, the details thereof; d) the steps taken/being taken to increase awareness, improve enrolment and reduce drop- out rates under these schemes: and e) the total number of Scheduled Caste (SC) and Scheduled Tribe (ST) beneficiaries covered under these schemes so far in the country, State/UT-wise? ANSWER THE FINANCE MINISTER (SMT. NIRMALA SITHARAMAN) (a) to (e): A Statement is laid on the Table of the House. ***********Statement as referred to in reply to part (a) to (e) of Lok Sabha Starred Question No. *114 For 28 JULY, 2025/SRAVANA 6, 1947 (SAKA) regarding ‘Beneficiaries Enrolled Under PMJJBY, PMSBY and APY’ raised by Smt. Smita Uday Wagh, Shri Bibhu Prasad Tarai, Hon’ble Member of Parliament (a): The total number of beneficiaries enrolled under Pradhan Mantri Jeevan Jyoti Bima Yojana (PMJJBY), Pradhan Mantri Suraksha Bima Yojana (PMSBY) and Atal Pension Yojana (APY) gender-wise and Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana (PMJDY) account-wise, state/UT-wise including Karnataka and Maharashtra especially in Jalgaon district is given in Annexure-I, II & III. (b): The total number of claims settled and the amount disbursed under PMJJBY and PMSBY since inception is given in Annexure-IV. (c) to (d): I. Impact assessment study for PMJDY, PMJJBY and PMSBY is being conducted by DMEO, NITI Aayog. All these schemes aim to create a universal social security system for all Indians, especially the poor and the under-privileged. II. The details of steps taken to increase awareness, improve enrolment and reduce drop- out rates under APY are as under: (i) In order to increase coverage under PMJJBY, PMSBY and APY, regular campaigns were held at grass root level with active participation of banks and local administration. Further, a 3-month “Financial Inclusion Saturation Campaign” has been launched across the country in 2.70 lakh gram panchayats and Urban Local Bodies (ULBs) from 01.07.2025, with the aim of increasing enrolments in PMJJBY, PMSBY and APY. To achieve saturation in these Jansuraksha schemes, camps are being organized at gram panchayat level and ULBs by Banks, providing residents with direct access to information and assistance for enrolling in the scheme. The initiative is aimed to raise awareness and improve participation, helping to bridge gaps in enrolment under the scheme. (ii) Further, a Jansuraksha portal (www.jansuraksha.gov.in) has been created, which hosts all relevant material/ information including forms, rules, frequently asked questions (FAQs) etc. related to these schemes in English, Hindi and regional languages. (iii) The State Level Bankers' Committees (SLBCs) / Union Territory Level Bankers' Committees (UTLBCs) play a crucial role by coordinating efforts among Banks, Government agencies, Lead District Managers, Financial Institutions, Insurance companies, and other stakeholders to increase coverage under these Schemes at the state level; (iv) The Centre for Financial Literacy (CFL) Project has been initiated by the Reserve Bank of India since 2017 with an objective to adopt community-led innovative and participatory approaches to financial literacy. As on March 31, 2025, a total of 2,421 CFLs have been set up across the country with one CFL covering three blocks on an average;(v) A strong network of about 16 lakh Banking Correspondents (BCs), representing the last mile connect in the Banking Services delivery system, is also enrolling eligible people under these social security Schemes. (vi) Allocation of targets to all banks under each scheme and periodic review of performance of banks is done on regular intervals and corrective steps are taken if required. (e) These schemes are open to all eligible citizens of India, including SC/STs. However, the SC/ST wise breakup of the subscribers of these schemes is not centrally maintained. ******Annexure I referred to in reply to Lok Sabha Starred Question No. *114 for 28.07.2025 PMJJBY as on 02.07.2025 Cumulative Male Cumulative Others Total PMJDY a/c holders Sr. No (A) Female (C) (D=A+B+C) enrolled under State/UT Name (B) PMSBY-Cumulative Enrolments (E) [out of D] 1 ANDAMAN AND 48,533 40,216 263 89,012 7,729 NICOBAR ISLANDS 2 ANDHRA PRADESH 61,14,212 71,20,409 1,95,34,798 3,27,69,419 27,94,066 3 ARUNACHAL PRADESH 1,16,795 1,28,270 14,299 2,59,364 55,176 4 ASSAM 19,97,494 31,01,650 1,55,520 52,54,664 23,64,582 5 BIHAR 56,81,219 98,40,685 25,57,853 1,80,79,757 72,50,959 6 CHANDIGARH 91,295 59,065 1,774 1,52,134 31,817 7 CHHATTISGARH 26,37,534 38,69,412 14,64,070 79,71,016 31,61,926 8 DADRA AND NAGAR 1,04,423 45,920 1,414 1,51,757 32,912 HAVELI 9 DELHI 13,32,903 11,28,138 26,288 24,87,329 7,68,127 10 GOA 1,95,968 1,63,606 1,830 3,61,404 47,861 11 GUJARAT 52,90,790 38,87,744 3,61,036 95,39,570 27,74,533 12 HARYANA 25,62,920 21,58,262 1,97,154 49,18,336 13,68,141 13 HIMACHAL PRADESH 6,29,469 5,38,043 76,356 12,43,868 2,72,841 14 JAMMU AND KASHMIR 5,99,028 3,47,137 1,38,355 10,84,520 1,86,690 15 JHARKHAND 28,40,800 43,42,188 7,86,403 79,69,391 36,48,467 16 KARNATAKA 54,59,968 61,13,077 38,73,101 1,54,46,146 29,51,563 17 KERALA 13,05,170 15,42,070 13,19,783 41,67,023 5,45,389 18 LADAKH 24,575 11,410 925 36,910 2,318 19 LAKSHADWEEP 3,706 2,501 125 6,332 1,430 20 MADHYA PRADESH 65,35,846 80,55,156 4,40,830 1,50,31,832 61,83,762 21 MAHARASHTRA 82,81,629 85,73,524 3,86,965 1,72,42,118 63,18,427 22 MANIPUR 1,17,491 1,72,986 99,650 3,90,127 95,185 23 MEGHALAYA 2,04,464 3,46,354 15,880 5,66,698 2,04,741 24 MIZORAM 1,70,581 1,91,817 4,812 3,67,210 74,186 25 NAGALAND 1,05,657 1,18,401 4,222 2,28,280 56,642 26 ODISHA 36,28,992 55,91,999 15,88,645 1,08,09,636 35,05,283 27 PUDUCHERRY UT 99,285 1,27,760 21,420 2,48,465 37,427 28 PUNJAB 25,29,842 21,26,795 55,703 47,12,340 8,39,564 29 RAJASTHAN 57,72,002 61,71,740 19,76,543 1,39,20,285 52,77,794 30 SIKKIM 75,289 73,024 2,843 1,51,156 14,188 31 TAMIL NADU 40,39,381 61,52,076 3,80,379 1,05,71,836 20,49,458 32 TELANGANA 37,42,040 45,23,802 1,12,523 83,78,365 14,07,827 33 TRIPURA 2,67,394 2,79,486 15,116 5,61,996 1,88,957 34 UTTAR PRADESH 1,32,61,040 1,32,05,109 34,16,099 2,98,82,248 1,08,12,249 35 UTTARAKHAND 8,69,169 7,94,823 50,532 17,14,524 4,35,631 36 WEST BENGAL 55,68,704 79,70,733 2,08,159 1,37,47,596 59,28,606 Country Total 9,23,05,608 10,89,15,388 3,92,91,668 24,05,12,664 7,16,96,454 Jalgaon District 2,52,374 3,20,969 1,532 5,74,875 2,43,603 Source: Banks for Universal Schemes and Insurance Companies for Converged Schemes. *Others includes enrolments of Converged Schemes, Rural Cooperative Banks (RCB) and urban Cooperative Banks (UCB) for which gender wise bifurcation is not available.Annexure II referred to in reply to Lok Sabha Starred Question No. *114 for 28.07.2025 PMSBY as on 02.07.2025 Cumulative Male Cumulative Others Total PMJDY a/c (A) Female (C) (D=A+B+C) holders enrolled Sr. No State/UT Name (B) under PMSBY- Cumulative Enrolments (E) [out of D] 1 ANDAMAN AND 89,259 68,918 15,539 1,73,716 23,414 NICOBAR ISLANDS 2 ANDHRA PRADESH 1,38,96,700 1,51,71,096 2,60,27,781 5,50,95,577 55,92,913 3 ARUNACHAL PRADESH 2,26,607 2,33,200 1,780 4,61,587 1,14,416 4 ASSAM 58,31,372 73,62,777 1,68,742 1,33,62,891 70,90,793 5 BIHAR 1,49,52,778 1,98,02,996 3,86,423 3,51,42,197 1,63,93,507 6 CHANDIGARH 2,62,627 1,79,817 2,391 4,44,835 90,190 7 CHHATTISGARH 67,26,529 78,05,073 18,71,112 1,64,02,714 65,25,574 8 DADRA AND NAGAR 1,92,164 79,409 9,790 2,81,363 57,337 HAVELI 9 DELHI 36,06,530 28,47,365 11,066 64,64,961 17,93,992 10 GOA 4,16,313 3,35,222 12,473 7,64,008 88,009 11 GUJARAT 1,13,94,898 80,38,649 7,11,518 2,01,45,065 58,99,915 12 HARYANA 64,69,380 49,49,779 33,824 1,14,52,983 32,79,479 13 HIMACHAL PRADESH 17,26,944 13,44,965 40,578 31,12,487 7,59,589 14 JAMMU AND KASHMIR 14,50,198 8,92,668 33,924 23,76,790 5,11,790 15 JHARKHAND 66,01,003 79,69,080 1,55,492 1,47,25,575 69,32,820 16 KARNATAKA 1,16,92,917 1,19,17,891 2,57,341 2,38,68,149 56,85,688 17 KERALA 51,74,760 57,69,332 2,87,712 1,12,31,804 19,58,444 18 LADAKH 45,839 25,059 173 71,071 4,838 19 LAKSHADWEEP 9,575 7,533 12,382 29,490 3,601 20 MADHYA PRADESH 1,73,25,789 1,74,74,978 9,38,870 3,57,39,637 1,53,77,314 21 MAHARASHTRA 1,96,13,233 1,80,77,167 8,01,740 3,84,92,140 1,32,51,447 22 MANIPUR 2,65,389 3,60,500 2,253 6,28,142 2,25,191 23 MEGHALAYA 4,22,212 5,77,428 676 10,00,316 3,70,983 24 MIZORAM 2,66,750 2,79,964 3,165 5,49,879 1,11,386 25 NAGALAND 2,39,475 2,65,825 557 5,05,857 1,30,308 26 ODISHA 1,00,91,003 1,18,42,948 11,93,164 2,31,27,115 81,58,696 27 PUDUCHERRY UT 2,42,012 2,74,895 55,882 5,72,789 71,474 28 PUNJAB 71,99,657 58,89,470 1,03,671 1,31,92,798 27,52,135 29 RAJASTHAN 1,37,50,426 1,32,03,877 3,29,900 2,72,84,203 1,24,16,032 30 SIKKIM 1,50,112 1,31,202 1,439 2,82,753 28,496 31 TAMIL NADU 1,06,87,062 1,45,23,819 7,10,843 2,59,21,724 47,87,521 32 TELANGANA 84,55,927 89,73,293 4,83,329 1,79,12,549 30,79,221 33 TRIPURA 7,53,698 6,30,282 3,349 13,87,329 4,51,008 34 UTTAR PRADESH 3,89,32,171 3,41,21,216 34,72,879 7,65,26,266 3,07,99,049 35 UTTARAKHAND 27,85,793 22,82,624 35,844 51,04,261 14,16,082 36 WEST BENGAL 1,54,40,363 1,90,81,664 1,66,857 3,46,88,884 1,69,79,611 Country Total 23,73,87,465 24,27,91,981 3,83,44,459 51,85,23,905 17,32,12,263 Jalgaon District 6,14,340 6,42,510 10,982 12,67,832 5,18,287 Source: Banks for Universal Schemes and Insurance Companies for Converged Schemes.Others includes enrolments of Converged Schemes, Rural Cooperative Banks (RCB) and urban Cooperative Banks (UCB) for which gender wise bifurcation is not available.Annexure III referred in reply to Lok Sabha Starred Question No. *114 for 28.07.2025 (as on 30.6.2025) Sr.No Cumulative Male Cumulative Female Others Total State/UT name (A) (B) (C) (D=A+B+C) 1. MAHARASHTRA 4,078,880 3,469,980 2,270 7,551,130 2. KARNATAKA 2,379,937 2,082,418 1,259 4,463,614 3. A NDAMAN AND NICOBAR 8,066 5,857 10 13,933 ISLANDS 4. ANDHRA PRADESH 1,520,463 2,426,499 2,173 3,949,135 5. ARUNACHAL PRADESH 19,017 17,672 12 36,701 6. ASSAM 806,188 1,085,135 422 1,891,745 7. BIHAR 3,021,259 3,953,442 866 6,975,567 8. CHANDIGARH 48,394 28,654 52 77,100 9. CHHATTISGARH 730,110 766,257 255 1,496,622 10. DELHI 575,096 363,293 526 938,915 11. GOA 66,221 42,939 61 109,221 12. GUJARAT 1,924,334 870,658 802 2,795,794 13. HARYANA 1,083,770 663,421 542 1,747,733 14. HIMACHAL PRADESH 352,292 226,125 88 578,505 15. JAMMU AND KASHMIR 169,634 81,949 122 251,705 16. JHARKHAND 1,016,116 1,344,226 396 2,360,738 17. KERALA 695,481 814,228 462 1,510,171 18. LADAKH 4,367 2,438 12 6,817 19. LAKSHADWEEP 2,016 1,202 6 3,224 20. MADHYA PRADESH 2,386,773 2,258,839 1,308 4,646,920 21. MANIPUR 32,297 35,477 56 67,830 22. MEGHALAYA 36,040 40,833 8 76,881 23. MIZORAM 14,086 16,017 4 30,107 24. NAGALAND 20,526 19,447 6 39,979 25. ODISHA 1,340,648 1,610,508 843 2,951,999 26. PUDUCHERRY 44,898 58,745 65 103,708 27. PUNJAB 1,369,845 921,576 575 2,291,996 28. RAJASTHAN 2,619,613 1,558,841 688 4,179,142 29. SIKKIM 23,301 20,497 28 43,826 30. TAMIL NADU 2,198,537 2,929,735 3,003 5,131,275 31. TELANGANA 1,183,073 1,298,760 1,359 2,483,192 32. T HE DADRA AND NAGAR HAVELI AND DAMAN AND 34,495 7,159 9 41,663 DIU 33. TRIPURA 134,410 158,354 23 292,787 34. UTTAR PRADESH 7,838,734 5,011,822 3,846 12,854,402 35. UTTARAKHAND 521,464 325,963 238 847,665 36. WEST BENGAL 2,637,083 3,439,613 1,407 6,078,103 Grand Total 40,937,464 37,958,579 23,802 78,919,845 Jalgaon District 94,814 74,155 83 169,052 Source: PFRDA Note: PMJDY wise account details not maintained with PFRDAAnnexure IV referred to in reply to Lok Sabha Starred Question No. *114 for 28.07.2025 Claims Data as on 02.07.2025 Cumulative No. of Cumulative Claim Amount Name of The Scheme Claims disbursed disbursed (In Rs Cr.) PMJJBY 9,47,840 18,956.80 PMSBY 1,61,297 3,203.36 Source: Banks and Insurance Companies

Continue your research