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Clear filtersMukhyamantri Baristha Bunakar and Karigara Sahayata Yojana
Mukhyamantri Baristha Bunakar and Karigara Sahayata Yojana is a welfare scheme run by the Handlooms, Textiles and Handicrafts Department of the Odisha government. It provides financial assistance to elderly weavers and craft workers in Odisha who face economic hardship. The scheme aims to support senior artisans and help them maintain their livelihoods.
View DetailsMahatama Gandhi Bunkar Bima Yojana
The Mahatma Gandhi Bunkar Bima Yojana is an insurance scheme run by the Handlooms, Textiles & Handicrafts Department of the Odisha government. It provides financial protection to handloom weavers and their families in case of death (natural or accidental) or disability. The scheme aims to support weavers by offering insurance coverage when they face unexpected hardships.
View DetailsHandicrafts Export Award
The Handicrafts Export Award is a recognition and incentive scheme launched by the Handlooms, Handicrafts, Textiles, and Khadi Department of the Tamil Nadu Government. It encourages and rewards exporters of traditional handicraft items by providing cash prizes and recognition. The scheme aims to promote Tamil Nadu's handicraft sector and support exporters in growing their international business.
View DetailsScheme for Wage Compensation to Handloom Weaver Families
This scheme is run by the Department of Handlooms & Textiles in Andhra Pradesh. It provides wage compensation relief to handloom weaver families during the rainy season when work becomes difficult. The scheme aims to support weavers by providing financial assistance to help them during periods of reduced income.
View DetailsPayment of Ex-Gratia to the Families of Suicidal Weavers
This scheme provides financial support to families of weavers who have died by suicide due to difficulties in their weaving work. Run by the Department of Handlooms & Textiles in Andhra Pradesh since June 2004, it aims to help the bereaved families cope with the loss of their primary earner. The ex-gratia payment is a one-time financial assistance given to the next of kin of eligible weavers.
View DetailsPoompuhar State Award
Poompuhar State Award is a recognition and financial assistance scheme launched by the Tamil Nadu Department of Handlooms, Handicrafts, Textiles & Khadi. It honors skilled artisans and craftspeople who have made significant contributions to traditional crafts and handlooms in Tamil Nadu. Awardees receive monetary rewards, a gold medal, and other recognition along with potential pension benefits.
View DetailsUtility Based Handicrafts Award
The Utility Based Handicrafts Award is a recognition scheme launched by the Handlooms, Handicrafts, Textiles, and Khadi Department of the Tamil Nadu Government. It aims to encourage and honor artisans who produce practical, utility-focused handicraft items. The scheme recognizes excellence by awarding prizes to selected artisans for their quality work and contribution to the handicrafts sector.
View Details40% Subsidy On Hank Yarn, Dyes & Chemicals Scheme
This scheme provides a 40% subsidy on hank yarn, dyes, and chemicals to support handloom weavers in Andhra Pradesh. Run by the Department of Handlooms & Textiles, Government of Andhra Pradesh, it helps reduce production costs for weavers. The subsidy is provided as a direct grant from the state government when materials are purchased from approved suppliers like NHDC and APCO.
View DetailsLiving Craft Treasure Award
The Living Craft Treasure Award is the highest state-level recognition for handicraft artisans in Tamil Nadu. Launched by the Handlooms, Handicrafts, Textiles, and Khadi Department in 2013-2014, this award honors master craftspeople who have achieved excellence and eminence in their craft. It recognizes and celebrates skilled artisans who have dedicated their lives to preserving traditional handicraft heritage.
View DetailsGen Next Competition
Gen Next Competition is a craft competition scheme launched by the Department of Handlooms, Handicrafts, Textiles & Khadi in Tamil Nadu. It was started in 2013-2014 to encourage young people to learn and practice traditional handicrafts of Tamil Nadu. The scheme aims to keep these ancient crafts alive by passing them to the next generation and creating pride in our heritage.
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