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Clear filtersFinancial Assistance to Blind Ex-Servicemen
This scheme provides monthly financial assistance to ex-servicemen who have become permanently blind. It is run by the Haryana government to support those who served in the armed forces and are now visually impaired. The scheme aims to help blind ex-servicemen meet their daily needs and improve their quality of life.
View DetailsPartial Disability Benefit for the Construction Workers
This scheme is run by the Sikkim Board of Construction Workers (BOCW) Welfare Board under the Labour Department. It provides financial assistance to the nominees and dependents of construction workers who suffer partial disability. The scheme aims to support construction workers and their families when the worker becomes partially disabled and unable to work.
View DetailsAdditional Pension to 100% Disabled Ex-Serviceman having Children
This scheme is run by the Haryana government to support ex-servicemen who have become completely disabled (100%) due to their military service. It provides additional pension to those who were released from the Armed Forces due to permanent disability or inability to work. The scheme recognizes the sacrifice of disabled veterans and aims to improve their financial security.
View DetailsEducation Loan Scheme (NSFDC)
This scheme provides educational loans to help Scheduled Caste students pursue full-time professional and technical courses at recognized institutions in India and abroad. It is implemented by the National Scheduled Castes Finance & Development Corporation (NSFDC) under the Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment, Government of India. The loan is provided as one-time assistance to support deserving students in completing their higher education.
View DetailsTerm Loan under NSKFDC- Haryana
This is a term loan scheme run by the National Safai Karamchari Finance and Development Corporation (NSKFDC) for Safai Karamcharis and their dependents in Haryana. The scheme helps beneficiaries start or expand income-generating business activities by providing loans up to ₹15,00,000. The aim is to promote self-employment and economic independence among sanitation workers and their families.
View DetailsSmall Business in Service/Trading Sector for Persons with Disabilities (Divyangjan Swavalamban Yojana)
This scheme, run by the Haryana government, helps persons with disabilities start their own small businesses or become self-employed. It provides loans and financial support to disabled citizens who want to work in trading, service, agriculture, transport, or traditional occupations. The goal is to help disabled persons become independent and earn their own livelihood.
View DetailsMukhyamantri Prakhand Parivahan Yojana
The Mukhyamantri Prakhand Parivahan Yojana is a Bihar government scheme that provides financial support to entrepreneurs from scheduled castes, scheduled tribes, and backward classes to purchase buses. The scheme aims to improve transportation connectivity between blocks, remote villages, and district headquarters. By supporting bus ownership among these communities, it promotes entrepreneurship while strengthening rural transport infrastructure.
View DetailsScheme for Establishment of Hi-Tech and Mini Dairy Units
This Haryana government scheme helps unemployed people start their own dairy farming business. The scheme provides financial help in the form of subsidies to establish small and medium-sized dairy units with 4, 10, 20, or 50 milch animals (cows and buffaloes). It aims to create self-employment opportunities in the dairy sector and promote animal husbandry in the state.
View DetailsEducation Loan for Persons with Disabilities- Haryana
This Haryana state scheme provides education loans to persons with disabilities to help them pursue professional and technical studies. The scheme supports higher education both within India and abroad. Loans up to ₹50 lakhs are available to eligible persons with disabilities (orthopedic, visual, hearing, or mental disabilities). The scheme aims to remove financial barriers and enable persons with disabilities to access quality professional education.
View DetailsNational Scheme Of Incentive To Girls For Secondary Education
This is a national scheme run by the Ministry of Education to encourage girls to continue their secondary education. It targets girls aged 14-18 years who have completed class 8th but have dropped out of school due to poverty or other family reasons. The scheme provides financial incentives to bring these girls back to school and help them complete their secondary education.
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