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Kalyan RTO Ranks Second In Maharashtra For Sanman Nidhi Enrolment

Kalyan RTO secures second position, 5,800 transport workers registered, 251 eligible for benefits

Mumbai Alert · City Desk
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City Desk · Mumbai Alert News · Sat, 05 September 2026 at 12:49 am
Kalyan RTO Ranks Second In Maharashtra For Sanman Nidhi Enrolment

The Kalyan Regional Transport Office (RTO) has achieved the second position in Maharashtra for enrolling vehicle owners and drivers under the Sanman Nidhi scheme. This scheme provides financial assistance to eligible senior members of the transport sector.

The Kalyan RTO's Deputy Regional Transport Officer, Ashutosh Barkul, was felicitated by Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde for this achievement. Maharashtra Transport Minister Pratap Sarnaik was also present during the ceremony.

The Sanman Nidhi scheme offers a financial benefit of Rs 10,000 to members who have completed 65 years of age and have registered their membership by June 1, 2026. As many as 5,800 vehicle owners and drivers within the Kalyan RTO's jurisdiction have enrolled as members of the welfare board.

Out of the total 5,800 registered members, 251 vehicle drivers have completed 65 years of age and meet the eligibility criteria for the Sanman Nidhi benefit. The welfare board has sanctioned Rs 10,000 each to all 251 eligible members, resulting in a total financial assistance of Rs 25.10 lakh.

The Kalyan RTO's performance has been recognized for facilitating a large number of enrolments within its jurisdiction. The enrolment drive aimed to bring more transport workers and vehicle owners under the welfare board's schemes, ensuring eligible senior members receive the available financial assistance.

The second-place ranking has brought recognition to the Kalyan RTO's efforts in implementing the Sanman Nidhi membership drive. This achievement highlights the office's commitment to expanding welfare coverage for transport workers and vehicle owners in the region.

The Sanman Nidhi scheme is an initiative of the Dharmaveer Anand Dighe Maharashtra Pravasi Vahatuk Chalak Kalyan Mandal, which aims to provide financial assistance to senior members of the transport sector. The scheme's success in Kalyan is a testament to the effective implementation of the programme by the local RTO.

In conclusion, the Kalyan RTO's achievement in securing the second position for Sanman Nidhi enrolment is a significant milestone. It demonstrates the office's dedication to providing welfare benefits to eligible transport workers and vehicle owners, and its efforts to expand coverage under the scheme.

This development is expected to have a positive impact on the transport sector in the region, providing much-needed financial assistance to senior members. The Kalyan RTO's success serves as a model for other RTOs in Maharashtra, highlighting the importance of effective implementation of welfare schemes for transport workers and vehicle owners.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Sanman Nidhi scheme?

The Sanman Nidhi scheme provides financial assistance to eligible senior members of the transport sector, offering a benefit of Rs 10,000.

How many transport workers are registered under the scheme in Kalyan?

As many as 5,800 vehicle owners and drivers are registered under the scheme in Kalyan.

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