Under the Happy Card of the Haryana Antyodaya Parivar Parivahan Yojana, how much free travel is allowed in a year?
- A.Five hundred kilometres
- B.One thousand kilometres
- C.Two thousand kilometres
- D.Unlimited travel within the district
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Explanation
The correct answer is B, one thousand kilometres. The scheme allows a member of an Antyodaya family, that is a family with a yearly income below Rs 1.80 lakh, to travel a thousand kilometres free in a year in the buses of Haryana Roadways, the card being issued against the family’s Parivar Pehchan Patra and the journeys recorded electronically.
Option A, five hundred kilometres, is half the figure and is the usual guess of a candidate who remembers only that the limit is modest. Option C, two thousand kilometres, overshoots it. Option D, unlimited travel within the district, describes the free travel given elsewhere to particular groups such as the old or the disabled, and such concessions do exist in Haryana as separate schemes, but the Happy Card works on a yearly limit in kilometres. The three facts to carry are the income line of Rs 1.80 lakh, the thousand kilometres and the link to the family identity record.
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