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Clear filtersIntegrated Horticulture Development
Integrated Horticulture Development is a major State Plan scheme run by the Assam government to help farmers grow fruits, vegetables, and other horticulture crops. The scheme provides financial support, equipment, training, and new farming techniques to horticulture growers. It aims to increase production and income for farmers engaged in horticulture activities across Assam.
View DetailsSeva Bhoj Yojna
Seva Bhoj Yojana is a central government scheme run by the Ministry of Culture to support charitable and religious institutions in India. The scheme provides financial assistance to organizations that distribute free food (Prasad and meals) to devotees and the poor. It operates throughout India and accepts applications from the 1st to 15th of every month.
View DetailsRainfed Area Development
The Rainfed Area Development (RAD) scheme is run by the Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare across all of India. Launched in 2014-15, it aims to improve farming in areas that depend on rainfall rather than irrigation. The scheme uses an area-based approach and promotes Integrated Farming System (IFS) to help farmers increase productivity, reduce risks from unpredictable weather, and farm sustainably.
View DetailsSelf Employment Scheme
This Karnataka state scheme supports religious minority communities in starting or expanding small businesses. It provides subsidies through nationalized and scheduled banks to help minorities establish enterprises in handicrafts, services, and agriculture-based activities. The scheme aims to promote self-employment and economic empowerment among minority communities.
View DetailsNational Agriculture Market
e-NAM (National Agriculture Market) is an online trading platform launched by the Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare on 14th April 2016. It connects agricultural markets (mandis) across India into one unified digital marketplace. Farmers, traders, and buyers can buy and sell agricultural commodities online with transparent pricing and fair competition, creating a 'One Nation One Market' system.
View DetailsIntensive Fisheries Development Programme - Subsidy on Solar System for fish/shrimp culture
This scheme, run by the Department of Fisheries in Haryana, helps fish and shrimp farmers install solar systems for their farms. The government provides a subsidy to cover most of the cost of setting up solar power systems. This helps farmers reduce electricity costs and makes fish and shrimp farming more sustainable and profitable.
View DetailsPradhan Mantri Matsya Kisan Samridhi Sah-yojana (PM-MKSSY): COMPONENT 1A: Formalization of Fisheries Sector and Facilitating Access of Fisheries Microenterprises to Government of India Programs for Working Capital Financing
This central government scheme helps small fisheries businesses become officially registered and access bank loans for their daily operations. Run by the Ministry of Fisheries, Animal Husbandry and Dairying, it supports fisheries microenterprises by connecting them with institutional credit and small financial grants. The scheme focuses on formalizing the fisheries sector so small fish farmers and aquaculture workers can grow their businesses.
View DetailsPrakashan Sahayata Yojana
Prakashan Sahayata Yojana is a Rajasthan state scheme that supports authors and researchers in writing and publishing original literary and research work focused on tribal communities. The scheme provides financial assistance to help cover publication costs. It aims to promote knowledge about tribal culture, history, and traditions through published works.
View DetailsAkhilbhartiya Sanskrit Kavi Sammelan Yojana
This scheme, run by the Uttarakhand government, honors and supports Sanskrit poets and scholars who compose and recite poetry in Sanskrit. Participants are invited to perform at state-organized cultural events, especially during national and state festivals. The scheme aims to promote Sanskrit language, literature, and classical Indian culture by providing monetary recognition to talented Sanskrit poets.
View DetailsA Program to Provide 90 Percent Assistance in Planting Material of Horticultural Fruit Crops
This scheme helps farmers in Gujarat grow fruit crops by giving them 90% financial help to buy quality plants and seeds. The government pays for most of the cost so farmers can easily start or expand their fruit orchards. It is meant to encourage horticulture farming and help farmers earn more income from fruit cultivation.
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