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Clear filtersAssistance to Voluntary Organizations Working for Welfare of OBCs
This is a central government scheme run by the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment to support voluntary organizations (NGOs) that work for the welfare of Other Backward Classes (OBCs). The scheme helps OBC communities improve their education and economic conditions by providing skill training. The goal is to help OBC individuals start their own income-generating businesses and become self-reliant.
View DetailsIndustrial Sector Scheme (HSFDC)
Under this scheme, the Corporation provides loans/benefits to individuals from BPL families, whose annual family income does not exceed ₹1,80,000/-, in both rural & urban areas for various self-employment income-generating activities such as carpentry, leather and leather goods manufacturing, etc.
View DetailsProfessional and Self Employment Scheme (HSFDC)
Under this scheme, the Corporation provides loans/benefits to individuals from BPL families, whose annual family income does not exceed ₹1,80,000/-, in rural & urban areas. These loans support self-employment activities in fields such as legal profession, Chartered Accountancy, medical practice etc.
View DetailsPoultry Farming Scheme (HSFDC)
Under this scheme, the Corporation provides loans/benefits to individuals from Below Poverty Line (BPL) families, whose annual family income does not exceed ₹1,80,000/-, in both rural and urban areas for self-employment income generating activities such as poultry farming.
View DetailsMicro Finance Scheme- Credit Line 2 for Minority Community
This is a micro-finance scheme run by the Haryana Backward Classes & Economically Weaker Sections Kalyan Nigam to provide affordable credit to members of Self-Help Groups (SHGs) belonging to minority communities. The scheme offers small loans to help beneficiaries start or expand small businesses and economic activities. Loans are provided either directly to individuals or through their SHGs.
View DetailsTerm Loan Scheme- Credit Line 2 for Minority Community
This is a term loan scheme run by the Haryana Backward Classes and Economically Weaker Sections Kalyan Nigam to help people from minority communities start or grow their business and improve their job prospects. Under this scheme, eligible individuals can borrow money at lower interest rates than regular bank loans. The scheme aims to provide financial support to minority community members so they can become self-employed or enhance their skills for better employment.
View DetailsLaghu Vyavassay Scheme
"Laghu Vyavassay Scheme" is an economic empowerment scheme by the Haryana Scheduled Castes Finance and Development Corporation, Govt of Haryana. In this scheme, loans are provided to individuals from Scheduled Castes for self-employment/ income-generating activities.
View DetailsDr. Ambedkar Awas Yojana
Under the scheme, financial assistance of ₹1,20,000/- is provided to Scheduled Caste individuals who do not own a residential home, have an old rough residential home, or own a plot for residence, and who belong to the Below Poverty Line (BPL) category for the construction of a house.
View DetailsMaintenance Allowance for Persons Affected with Muscular Dystrophy
This scheme provides regular monthly financial assistance to people living with Muscular Dystrophy in Tamil Nadu. It is run by the Department for the Welfare of Differently Abled Persons under the Tamil Nadu Government. The scheme aims to help affected individuals meet their daily living expenses and support their maintenance needs.
View DetailsHarvesting Tools Assistance for Scheduled Tribes (HRT-3)
HRT-3 is a Gujarat government scheme that provides financial assistance to Scheduled Tribe farmers and farmer organizations for buying harvesting tools. The scheme supports individual ST farmers as well as groups like Farmer Producer Organizations (FPOs), Farmer Producer Companies (FPCs), Farmer Interest Groups (FIGs), Self-Help Groups (SHGs), and Cooperative Societies. The main goal is to help ST farmers access modern harvesting equipment to improve their farm productivity.
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