As announced by Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi on 12th May 2020,
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has released second tranche of the ₹20 lakh crore economic package to revive the economy hit by the coronavirus pandemic. This package has aimed at migrant labourers, farmers and urban poor.

Following are the relief measures:

• Everyday 300 Shramik special trains can run.
• Fishermen and Animal Husbandry farmers shall be included in Kisan credit
  card scheme.
• Kisan credit cards: ₹2 lakh crore of concessional credit boost to 2.5 crore
  farmers.
• ₹30,000 crore additional emergency fund through NABARD for farmers.
• ₹6000 crore employment push using CAMPA funds for tribal.
• For the lower strung of the middle class earning ₹6-18 lakh annual income,
  whereas the govt will extend the CLSS scheme for affordable housing till
  March 2021.
• Special credit facility of about ₹500 crore for street vendors. The scheme will
  be launched within a month. There are 50 lakh street vendors.
• ₹1500 crore interest subvention for MUDRA-SISHU LOAN.
• Government to launch a scheme for affordable rental housing for migrant
  workers/urban poor to provide ease of living by converting Government
  funded housing in cities into Affordable Rental Housing Complexes (ARHC)
  under PPP (Public-Private Partnership) mode through concessionaire.
• Concessional rental housing complexes for migrant workers.
• 8 crore non-PDS card holders will get 5 kg of grains per person: FM.
• All occupations should be open for women, with provision for night working
  rights and adequate safeguards.
• Ration cards portability to be introduced. ‘One nation, one ration card’ will
  be implemented within August. Ration cards would be used anywhere in India.
• Without cards also the workers can get the grains.
• 8 crore migrant workers shall benefit.
• Free food grain supply to all migrant workers.
• Social security measures to be extended to gig workers.
• Regional disparity in minimum wages to be removed.
• Minimum wages to be made universally to all workers.
• States have been advised to give work to labourers under MNREGA
• Government has generated 14.6 crore man-days until now. The figure is 40-
  50% more persons enrolled.
• Interest subvention and prompt repayment incentive on crop loans due from
  1st March has been extended to 31st May 2020.
• ₹29,500 crore loans refinanced by NABARD.
• 3 lakh loans have been approved between March and April.

Team MNA.