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Clear filtersMukhyamantri Anusuchit Jaati Vishesh Pariyojana Vitt Poshan Yojana
This scheme, run by the Tribal Welfare and Scheduled Caste Department of Madhya Pradesh, provides financial assistance to support special development projects and entrepreneurial initiatives for the Scheduled Caste (SC) community. It aims to help SC individuals and groups start or expand business ventures and development projects. The scheme focuses on empowering SC communities through financial support for viable project proposals.
View DetailsAaloo Ke Kufri Chipsona-1 Prabhed Ke Kshetra Vistaar Yojana
This is a Bihar government agriculture scheme that helps farmers grow Kufri Chipsona potatoes, a special variety used for making chips and other processed foods. The scheme expands the area where this potato variety is grown and supports farmers in setting up potato processing businesses. By promoting both farming and processing, it aims to increase farmer income and create more agricultural opportunities in Bihar.
View DetailsDistrict Central Cooperative Banks and through its Branches: For SSI Unit Loan and Other NFS Activities
This scheme provides loans and financial assistance for Small Scale Industries (SSI) units and Non-Farm Sector activities in Tamil Nadu. It is operated through District Central Cooperative Banks and their branch network across the state. The scheme aims to support small business owners and entrepreneurs who want to start or expand their industrial or non-farm businesses with affordable credit from cooperative banks.
View DetailsThe West Bengal Incentive Scheme: Waiver of Electricity Duty
This is a West Bengal state scheme run by the Department of Tourism that helps tourism businesses reduce their costs. Under this scheme, approved tourism projects can get a waiver on the electricity duty they normally have to pay on the power they use. This incentive is designed to encourage tourism entrepreneurship and support the growth of tourism units in West Bengal.
View DetailsThe West Bengal Incentive Scheme: Subsidy for Quality Improvement
The West Bengal Incentive Scheme (WBIS) provides financial support to tourism and hospitality businesses in West Bengal. It offers subsidies and reimbursements to help businesses improve quality, modernize their operations, install pollution control equipment, and obtain quality certifications. This scheme is designed to encourage entrepreneurs and tourism units to meet international standards and environmental requirements.
View DetailsThe West Bengal Incentive Scheme: Interest Subsidy on Term Loan
The West Bengal Incentive Scheme provides interest subsidy support to tourism businesses that take term loans from banks for approved projects. Run by the Department of Tourism, Government of West Bengal, this scheme aims to reduce the financial burden on tourism entrepreneurs and MSMEs by subsidizing a portion of their annual interest liability. It encourages business expansion and growth in West Bengal's tourism sector.
View DetailsThe West Bengal Incentive Scheme: Additional Incentive on Generation of Employment
The West Bengal Incentive Scheme provides additional financial support to businesses and entrepreneurs in the tourism sector who create new jobs. Run by the Department of Tourism, Government of West Bengal, this scheme reimburses part of the money spent on employee social security contributions. It aims to encourage tourism businesses to hire more workers and contribute to employment generation in the state.
View DetailsSheep Rearing Scheme (HSFDC)
The Sheep Rearing Scheme is run by the Haryana State Sheep and Wool Development Corporation (HSFDC) to help poor families start sheep rearing as a business. It provides loans and financial support to Below Poverty Line (BPL) families in rural and urban areas of Haryana. The scheme aims to create self-employment opportunities and generate income through livestock rearing.
View DetailsTrade and Business Sector Scheme (HSFDC)
The Haryana State Financial Development Corporation (HSFDC) Trade and Business Sector Scheme provides loans and financial support to help poor families start small businesses and self-employment activities. Run by the Haryana government, this scheme is designed for BPL (Below Poverty Line) families in both cities and villages who want to open shops like stationary stores, grocery shops, or cloth stores. The scheme aims to create income-generating opportunities and reduce poverty through entrepreneurship.
View DetailsJhota Buggi/Camel/Mule Cart Scheme (HSFDC)
This scheme, run by Haryana State Financial Development Corporation (HSFDC), helps poor families buy animal-drawn carts like Jhota Buggis, camel carts, and mule carts. It provides loans to Below Poverty Line (BPL) families in both rural and urban areas of Haryana. The goal is to help families start or expand cart-based transport or trade businesses.
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