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What annual support per Regional Resource and Training Centre was stated under AVYAY in the 23 October 2026 update?

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A₹19.58 lakh
B₹1.958 crore
C₹19.58 crore
D₹1.95 lakh
Correct Answer: A. ₹19.58 lakh

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Introduction Social policy | Training centres help improve the organisations delivering elderly-care services. Explanation The update stated annual support of ₹19.58 lakh to each RRTC under the scheme guidelines. These centres support training, research, documentation, outreach, monitoring and coordination for senior-citizen welfare. RRTCs are institutional support structures; this amount is not an annual payment promised to every elderly person. Distinguish the implementing institution from the eventual group served by its capacity-building work. Important Notes RRTC annual support: ₹19.58 lakh per centre. Scheme: AVYAY. Purpose: capacity building and service support. Source: https://www.pib.gov.in/PressReleasePage.aspx?PRID=2327498

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