Inviting Online Applications for Starting of Bharat Seva Centres all over India

Jun 7, 2020


Swarna Bharat Self Employment Scheme


Hyderabad, Jun 7, 2020 (Issuewire.com) - www.bharatsevacentre.com

INVITING ONLINE APPLICATIONS

FOR STARTING OF BHARAT SEVA CENTRES ALL OVER INDIA

(SWARNA BHARAT SELF EMPLOYMENT SCHEME)

Bharat Seva Centre invites applications from Entrepreneurs for the opening of Bharat Seva Online Services Centres at all States, Cities, Districts, Taluks, and Panchayats areas across India. 

Bharat Seva Online Centre provides Bharat Bill Payments Services,   PAN Card Enrolment & Correction, AEPS ( Aadhaar Enabled Payment System) - Micro ATM,   Bus, Rail & Flight Tickets, All Bank Money Transfers, Telecom Recharges - Prepaid, Post-paid, Landline, DTH, Data Cards, GAS, Electricity, Gas, Water, Fastag, loan repayment, Insurance payment and Skill Development admission services.

Bharat Seva Centre Project launched by Shri. Narendra Modi, Hon'ble Prime Minister of India, Bharat Seva vision is a drive towards setting up of more than 25000 Multipurpose Information Technology centres (Bharat Seva Centres) at various Urban and Rural levels like City, District, Taluk and Major Panchayats all over India.  Bharat Seva Centre is an Online Services Assistance Centre's to facilitate e-Services / Online Services accessible to most of the People who still don't have internet or online banking facilities all over India.  Bharat Seva Centre offers 25% Subsidy on The registration fee to SC, ST, BC, EBC, Minority, Women candidates and Ex-Servicemen under Swarna Bharat Self Employment Scheme.

Interested Entrepreneurs from all the States, Cities, Districts, Taluks, and Panchayats all over India may apply on our website:  www.bharatsevacentre.com for starting Bharat Seva Centre Online Services in their respective areas.

Ph:  9959363083  

Last date:  30/06/2020                      

 

VENKAT REDDY ADAPA
Director

Media Contact

Bharat Seva Centre


[email protected]

http://www.bharatsevacentre.com

Source :Bharat Seva Centre

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