Rah-Veer Scheme to reward Good Samaritans with ₹25,000 and certificates for saving road accident victims
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Why in news
The Transport Department announced the 'Rah-Veer' scheme to provide a ₹25,000 cash incentive and certificates to Good Samaritans who provide immediate aid to road accident victims.
Background
The Rah-Veer scheme is a state-level initiative where the Transport Department rewards individuals for saving lives during road accidents. District-level committees are responsible for the selection process and publicity, with incentives being disbursed by the Transport Commissioner.
Facts for Prelims
- SchemeRah-Veer Scheme: A state initiative to reward Good Samaritans with ₹25,000 and certificates.
- BodyDistrict-level committees: Bodies responsible for overseeing the selection process and publicity of the Rah-Veer scheme.
- FactCash incentive amount: ₹25,000 for individuals providing immediate aid to accident victims.
For Mains
Q. Discuss the importance of incentivizing Good Samaritans in improving emergency medical response and reducing mortality rates in road accidents.
Dimensions to cover in your answer
- Institutional bottleneck: Need for streamlined coordination between district committees and emergency medical services
- Legal protection: Ensuring Good Samaritans are shielded from litigation or harassment during rescue operations
Keywords: Good Samaritan · Emergency Response · Public Incentive · Road Safety · Civil Society Engagement
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