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Clear filtersDistrict Central Cooperative Banks and through its Branches: For Consumer Durables T.V., Fridge and Two Wheelers Loan
This is a consumer loan scheme offered by District Central Cooperative Banks across Tamil Nadu. It helps citizens purchase consumer durables like televisions, refrigerators, and two-wheelers by providing affordable credit. The scheme covers 75% of the product cost, making it easier for families to buy essential items without paying the full amount upfront.
View DetailsInterest Free Loan (CBOCWWB)
This is an interest-free loan scheme run by the Chandigarh Building and Other Construction Workers Welfare Board (CBOCWWB). It helps registered construction workers buy essential household and personal items without paying any interest. The scheme supports workers in purchasing items like refrigerators, televisions, motorcycles, coolers, fans, and bicycles.
View DetailsScheme for Supply of TV Sets to Industrial Establishments/Labour Welfare Centres/Clubs/Recreation Rooms
This scheme, run by the Department of Labour and Employment in Goa, provides television sets to industrial establishments, labour welfare centres, clubs, and recreation rooms. The main goal is to help workers and employees watch educational and national programmes that promote unity and broaden their knowledge. It is designed to improve the welfare and recreational facilities available to industrial workers.
View DetailsScheme of Conferring ‘Kalaimamani’ Award
The Kalaimamani Award is a prestigious recognition scheme launched by the Tamil Nadu Department of Art & Culture. It honors accomplished artists who have made outstanding contributions to Indian arts and culture. The award recognizes excellence across multiple art forms including literature, music, dance, drama, cinema, folk arts, and television.
View DetailsAgriculture Information Unit Scheme
The Agriculture Information Unit Scheme is run by the Government of Meghalaya to help farmers and agricultural extension workers learn modern and scientific farming methods. The scheme spreads agricultural knowledge through printed materials like pamphlets and leaflets, radio and television broadcasts, and community programs such as exhibitions and seminars. Its main goal is to improve farming practices and increase awareness among the farming community about better cultivation techniques.
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