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Clear filtersMaintenance of Horti Hubs
This scheme, run by the Meghalaya government, helps set up and maintain Horticulture Hubs focused on flower farming. The hubs provide disease-free, good quality flower plants and seeds to farmers. They also serve as training centers where people interested in flower farming can learn modern techniques and start this as their business.
View DetailsFloriculture Development Scheme
The Floriculture Development Scheme, run by the Department of Agriculture in Meghalaya, encourages farmers to grow flowers as a profitable business. The scheme provides farmers with quality planting materials, seeds, and other inputs needed to start or expand flower farming. It supports both traditional flowers like marigold and jasmine, as well as modern varieties. This scheme aims to increase farm income and create employment in rural areas through commercial flower cultivation.
View DetailsChief Minister Housing Assistance Programme
The Chief Minister Housing Assistance Programme is a Meghalaya state scheme designed to improve living conditions for low-income families. It provides durable roofing materials to help Economically Weaker Section (EWS) families repair and upgrade their existing homes, and constructs new dwelling houses for Low Income Group (LIG) families across the state.
View DetailsState Talent Search Examination in Mathematics and Science for Tribal Students of Meghalaya at the Close of Upper Primary Stage (Class VIII)
This is a talent search examination program run by the Education Department of Meghalya for tribal students. It identifies talented students in Mathematics and Science at the end of Class VIII (Upper Primary stage). The scheme aims to recognize and encourage academic excellence among tribal communities including Khasi, Jaintia, Garo, Koch, and Hajong students in Meghalya.
View DetailsInter-state Border Areas Development Programme
The Inter-State Border Areas Development Programme (ISBADP) is a government initiative focused on improving living conditions in Meghalaya's border areas with Assam. It aims to provide essential facilities and support for socioeconomic development of people living along the inter-state boundary. The programme addresses infrastructure, public services, and welfare needs in these remote border regions.
View DetailsScheme of Scholarship for Sainik Schools
This scheme provides scholarships to prepare young boys for careers in the Armed Forces through Sainik School education. It is managed by the Directorate of Higher and Technical Education, Meghalaya. The scholarship aims to support talented students from economically weaker families to pursue military training and officer-level education.
View DetailsMaize Development through Cluster Approach Scheme
This scheme aims to boost maize production in Meghalaya by promoting high-yielding varieties and modern farming techniques suited to local conditions. It is designed to help farmers increase food grain production and achieve self-sufficiency. The scheme focuses on providing farmers with quality seeds and location-specific agricultural practices to improve maize yields.
View DetailsFuneral Benefit (MBOCWWB)
This scheme provides financial assistance to help cover funeral expenses for registered construction workers in Meghalaya who have passed away. It is run by the Meghalaya Building and Other Construction Workers Welfare Board (MBOCWWB). The assistance is paid to the nominee or dependent family members of the deceased worker to support funeral arrangements.
View DetailsCash Award (MBOCWWB)
This scheme is run by the Meghalaya Board of Construction Workers Welfare (MBOCWWB) to recognize and reward outstanding academic performance among children of registered construction workers. Each year, cash awards are given to the top three male and three female students in each district who score the highest marks in the SSLC (Secondary School Leaving Certificate) examination. The scheme aims to encourage education and support the families of construction workers in Meghalaya.
View DetailsPlant Protection including Integrated Pest Management Scheme
This scheme supports farmers in Meghalaya to adopt sustainable plant protection methods through Integrated Pest Management (IPM). Run by the Department of Agriculture, it promotes organic crop production by providing bio-pesticides, bio-agents, and plant protection equipment. Farmers receive subsidized sprayers and IPM tools to manage crop pests naturally without harmful chemicals.
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