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Clear filtersScheme for Supply of Improved Seeds for Fodder
This Gujarat state scheme supplies high-quality improved fodder seeds to registered Gaushalas (cow shelters) and Panjarapols (animal welfare centers). The scheme ensures these organizations have access to better quality seeds so they can grow green fodder throughout the year. This helps keep livestock healthy and well-fed by providing nutritious fresh fodder regularly.
View DetailsScheme to Give Incentive-Prize to Gaushala/ Panjrapole
This Gujarat government scheme provides incentive prizes to well-managed Gaushalas (cow shelters) and Panjrapoles (animal shelters) that demonstrate excellence in animal care and operations. The scheme aims to encourage and reward the best-performing shelters across the state. It recognizes organizations that maintain high standards in protecting and caring for cattle and other animals.
View DetailsScheme for Management and Purchase of Bulls Provided for Breeding of State Gir/ Kankarej Breed
This Gujarat government scheme provides financial assistance to registered Gaushalas (cattle shelters) for raising purebred Gir and Kankarej bull calves of high genetic quality. The scheme aims to promote and strengthen the breeding of these indigenous Indian cattle breeds. By supporting the rearing of quality breeding bulls, the scheme helps improve milk production and cattle genetics across the state.
View DetailsYashwantrao Chavan Mukta Vasahat Yojana for VJNTs
The Yashwantrao Chavan Mukta Vasahat Yojana is a housing scheme run by the Department of Social Justice & Special Assistance, Government of Maharashtra. It provides land plots to Vimukta Jati and Nomadic Tribe (VJNT) families to help them build homes and settle permanently. The scheme aims to improve living conditions and provide shelter security to these marginalized communities.
View DetailsConstruction Workers Night Shelter Scheme (MPBOCWWB)
The Construction Workers Night Shelter Scheme is run by the Labour Department, Government of Madhya Pradesh. It provides safe night shelters in urban areas and large villages for construction workers and their families. The scheme aims to ensure construction workers have a safe place to rest during nights while working on construction projects.
View DetailsHome for Visually Challenged Person
This scheme provides shelter and care for visually impaired men who lack family support and cannot meet their basic needs. Run by the Department of Social Welfare in Puducherry, it aims to ensure that blind males receive protection, housing, food, and clothing in a safe environment.
View DetailsBal Ashrams
Bal Ashrams is a residential care programme run by the Social Welfare Department of Jammu and Kashmir to protect orphaned and destitute children. The scheme provides these vulnerable children with free shelter, food, clothing, and quality education in a safe environment. Its main goal is to eliminate child labor and ensure every child receives proper schooling and care.
View DetailsThe Meghalaya Victim Compensation Scheme, 2022
The Meghalaya Victim Compensation Scheme, 2022 is a social welfare programme run by the Social Welfare Department of the Meghalaya Government. It provides financial assistance and support services to victims of crime or violence. The scheme aims to help victims rebuild their lives through shelter, medical care, counselling, legal help, and educational support.
View DetailsManagerial Assistance Scheme for Appointment of Veterinarian
This Gujarat government scheme provides financial assistance to registered Panjrapols (animal shelters) to hire qualified veterinarians. The scheme is run by the Animal Husbandry Department and aims to improve animal care, health, and record-keeping in Gaushalas and Panjrapols across the state.
View DetailsPanchayat Samiti Nandishala Jan Sahbhagita Yojana
The Panchayat Samiti Nandishala Jan Sahbhagita Yojana is a Rajasthan state scheme that provides shelter and care for stray male cattle. The scheme works with local Panchayat Samitis (village councils) to build cattle shelters called 'Nandishalas' in rural areas. This initiative aims to protect stray cattle while involving the community in animal welfare activities. It is part of efforts to support animal husbandry and promote compassionate treatment of livestock in villages.
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