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The government planned to double the number of schemes under DBT to ___ by March 2017 for paying subsidy directly via bank accounts of beneficiaries.

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147
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157
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167
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177
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The correct option is A 147
The government planned to double the number of schemes under DBT to 147 by March 2017 for paying subsidy directly via bank accounts of beneficiaries.

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