New Delhi (India), May 29: Suprava Das is a well-known social worker who has entered active politics. She spoke with the media while being nominated as a candidate for the parliamentary election 2024 in Kendrapara district. During her social work, she observed that many people were feeling dominated and frustrated due to the burden of excessive loans and the unethical recovery systems in rural as well as urban areas.
Consequently, she decided to fight against these unjust and unethical mechanisms of high-interest personal loan recovery and dedicated all her time and skills to helping people overcome the mess of personal and agricultural loans with high interest rates provided by some private companies. She decided to create a free app called Bharat and named it “Permission Bharat,” connecting many volunteers to aid in this campaign.
She also suggested that the government should take action and formulate policies to assist financially uneducated individuals, who are abundant in large numbers in lower-middle-class families. She is not only battling the flawed loan recovery system but also striving to make the unorganized sector more skillful and confident so that they can manage their finances and emerge from debt. Additionally, she aims to propose parliamentary actions that would facilitate lawful solutions to help people comfortably overcome their financial struggles, requiring the passage of bills in parliament.
With this in mind, she has decided to actively participate in politics to amplify the voice of the common people in parliament and advocate for bills against the hardships caused by the harsh recovery of personal loans. She believes that implementing government schemes in financially backward and lower-middle-class sectors would empower more youths to start their own businesses and become self-reliant.
She has proposed several ideas to enhance youth entrepreneurship, which can be found in detail by clicking on the link below: Suprava Das is a well-known social worker who has entered active politics. She spoke with the media while being nominated as a candidate for the parliamentary election 2024 in Kendrapara district. During her social work, she observed that many people were feeling dominated and frustrated due to the burden of excessive loans and the unethical recovery systems in rural as well as urban areas.
Consequently, she decided to fight against these unjust and unethical mechanisms of high-interest personal loan recovery and dedicated all her time and skills to helping people overcome the mess of personal and agricultural loans with high interest rates provided by some private companies. She decided to create a free app called Bharat and named it “Permission Bharat,” connecting many volunteers to aid in this campaign.
She also suggested that the government should take action and formulate policies to assist financially uneducated individuals, who are abundant in large numbers in lower-middle-class families. She is not only battling the flawed loan recovery system but also striving to make the unorganized sector more skillful and confident so that they can manage their finances and emerge from debt. Additionally, she aims to propose parliamentary actions that would facilitate lawful solutions to help people comfortably overcome their financial struggles, requiring the passage of bills in parliament.
With this in mind, she has decided to actively participate in politics to amplify the voice of the common people in parliament and advocate for bills against the hardships caused by the harsh recovery of personal loans. She believes that implementing government schemes in financially backward and lower-middle-class sectors would empower more youths to start their own businesses and become self-reliant. She has proposed several ideas to enhance youth entrepreneurship, which can be found in detail by clicking on the link below: https://bit.ly/supravaDas
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