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Clear filtersState Scholarship of Class 6th to 10th (Scheduled Caste)
This is a scholarship scheme run by the Scheduled Caste Welfare Department of Madhya Pradesh Government. It has been helping students from Scheduled Caste communities since 1966-67. The scheme provides yearly financial assistance to students studying in classes 6th to 10th to support their education.
View DetailsWest Bengal Transport Workers’ Social Security Scheme: Assistance for Education of Children
This scheme, run by the West Bengal government, provides financial assistance to transport workers for their children's education. It covers studies from higher secondary through professional courses including engineering and medicine. The scheme recognizes that transport workers need support to educate their children and aims to reduce financial barriers to quality education.
View DetailsBeej Masaale Ki Yojana
Beej Masaale Ki Yojana is an agricultural scheme run by the Bihar government to encourage farmers to grow high-value seed spices like coriander and fenugreek. The scheme recognizes the medicinal and nutritional benefits of these spices and aims to increase their cultivation across the state. It provides support to farmers through subsidies and assistance to make spice farming more profitable and sustainable.
View DetailsMukhyamantri Aadim Jan Jati Pension Yojana
The Mukhyamantri Aadim Jan Jati Pension Yojana is a Jharkhand government scheme launched in 2015 to provide regular financial assistance to primitive tribal families. The scheme aims to support vulnerable tribal communities by offering monthly or regular pension payments. The pension is typically provided to adult married women in the family, or to the male head of the household if no married woman is available.
View DetailsSwarnima
Swarnima is a loan assistance scheme operated by the Maharashtra government to support women from Other Backward Classes (OBC) in starting their own business or self-employment activities. The scheme aims to empower OBC women by providing financial support to establish a stable and independent livelihood. Through this scheme, eligible women can access loans to invest in income-generating activities of their choice.
View DetailsMicro Credit Finance
The Micro Credit Finance Scheme is a Maharashtra-based financial assistance program designed to support the Charmkar Community (traditional leather workers) in starting or expanding small business activities. The scheme provides a combination of subsidy and loan to help beneficiaries access affordable credit. It aims to promote self-employment and economic independence among the target community.
View DetailsMahila Samridhi Yojana (Maharashtra)
Mahila Samridhi Yojana is a loan scheme administered by the Department of Social Justice & Special Assistance, Government of Maharashtra. It is designed to uplift economically weaker women belonging to the Charmakar Community. The scheme provides affordable loans to help women start or expand economic activities and improve their financial situation.
View DetailsProviding Tin stalls to Gatai Kamgar
This is a social welfare scheme run by the Department of Social Justice & Special Assistance, Government of Maharashtra. It provides tin stalls to Scheduled Caste individuals who work in leather footwear production and leather goods preparation. The scheme aims to help these workers establish their own small business and improve their livelihood.
View DetailsAam Aadmi Bima Yojana (Maharashtra)
The Aam Aadmi Bima Yojana is a Centrally Sponsored Scheme implemented by Maharashtra's Social Justice & Special Assistance Department. It provides insurance coverage and scholarship benefits to protect landless labourers in rural areas. The scheme covers workers aged 18 to 59 years and aims to provide financial security against accidents, disabilities, and other hardships.
View DetailsDistrict Central Cooperative Banks and through its Branches: For Working Women
This scheme provides financial assistance to working women in Tamil Nadu through loans offered by District Central Cooperative Banks and their branches. The scheme is designed to support women who are employed or self-employed by providing affordable credit. Working women can borrow up to ₹20,000 at a 12% annual interest rate to meet their financial needs.
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