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This scheme has been introduced by the Agriculture, Farmers Welfare and Cooperation Department, Gujarat. It aims to provide financial assistance and training stipends to Scheduled Tribe (ST) individuals in Gujarat for poultry farming.

Benefit: Name of the ComponentStandard of AssistanceMinimum Time Limit (in Years) for Reclaiming BenefitsSubsidy Scheme on establishment of - 25 Kadaknath / RIR birds Unit to Scheduled Tribes 75% of total Expenditure or maximum ₹6,000/- in kind (25 R.I.R. birds and poultry feed)Benefit can be given to one member of family. After 3 years the same family can avail benefitStipend Scheme for Poultry farming Training for Scheduled TribesMaximum ₹2,000/- RTGS/NEFT (in Bank Account Direct)Benefit can be given to one member of familyScheme on establishment of 1000 broiler bird’s unit for scheduled tribes people of the state90% subsidy or Maximum ₹8,15,000/- (DBT)Benefit can be given to one member of family once in a lifetime.

The scheme was implemented by Higher Education Department, Govt. of Madhya Pradesh, aims to provide incentives to disabled students. This scheme benefits students pursuing computer/management courses at government colleges, provided their annual parental/guardian income does not exceed ₹1.00 lakh.

Benefit: Eligible students under this scheme will receive the following assistance: - Reimbursement of fees for computer and management courses. - A monthly subsistence allowance of ₹1,500/-. - A transport allowance of ₹500/- per month for those in Municipal Corporation areas and ₹300/- per month for those in Municipal Council areas.

The "Supply of Fodder Minikit" scheme introduced by the Agriculture, Farmers Welfare and Cooperation Department, Gujarat, aims to provide improved varieties of fodder seeds to farmers.

Benefit: Name of Component Standard of Assistance Minimum Time Limit(In Year) for Reclaiming Benefits Supply of Fodder Minikit under General People, Schedule Caste People and Schedule Tribe People. Free1 Year

Supply of School Uniform and Tie belt to SC/ST Boys/ Girls Students of Std I to VIII studying in Govt Schools

Benefit: Fosters a sense of identity, equality and discipline among students. Significantly reduces school absenteeism and improves performance by eliminating the financial barrier of purchasing clothes. Promotes regular school attendance by supporting foundational needs

The scheme aims to support ST students enrolled in ITIs and recognized training institutes by providing a monthly stipend of ₹400 for a duration of 12 months.

Benefit: A monthly stipend of ₹400 for 12 months for the ITI and professional courses.

The "Swaran Jayanti Ashray Yojana" was launched by the Department of Social Justice and Empowerment, Government of Himachal Pradesh aims to provide financial assistance for the construction of houses who are permanent residents of Himachal Pradesh belonging to Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, OBC

Benefit: Financial assistance of ₹1,50,000/- for construction of new house.

The Bihar Government's Animal and Fisheries Resources Department has introduced the "Talab Matsyiki Vishesh Sahayata Yojana (Anusuchit Jaati/Janajati/Ati Pichhada)" aims to support fish farmers by providing financial and technical assistance for pond construction, installation of necessary equipment

Benefit: Assistance Offers a 70% subsidy on the total cost, reducing the financial burden on beneficiaries. Subsidy Payment: Subsidy payments are made in two installments: 60% after pond construction and 40% after installation of related units and purchase of inputs.

The objective of the scheme is to improve the quality of training by attracting promising trainees belonging to Scheduled Caste, Scheduled Tribe & Other Backward Classes & popularize technical training among these categories, so as to make them able to earn their livelihood respectably & honorably.

Benefit: The scholarships shall be paid at the rate of ₹250/- per month per trainee subject to the condition that the corresponding decrease shall be affected in the rate of scholarship if the trainees receive a stipend from any other department of the Government or any organization.

Testing Fee Reimbursement Scheme for Scheduled Caste / Scheduled Tribe is a sub scheme under National Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe Hub (NSSH) scheme.

Benefit: Testing Fee Reimbursement: Up to 80% of the testing fee or ₹1,00,000/- (excluding GST), whichever is lower. - Coverage of Testing: Includes testing of raw materials, semi-finished goods, and finished products. - Multiple Claims Allowed: Enterprises can avail reimbursement multiple times in a financial year, subject to the overall limit. - Support for Certification: Assistance is also available for BIS licenses and certifications.

The objective of this scheme is to provide scholarships of ₹11,000/-per annum to the top 100 Girls and top 100 Boys students belonging to the Tribal Community of Himachal Pradesh who have passed Class 10th and presently studying in a recognized institution within or outside the State.

Benefit: A total of 100 girls and 100 boys will receive ₹ 11,000 per annum for two years.

"The Meghalaya Tribal Students’ Book Grant (Post-Matric Education)" scheme was launched by the Directorate of Higher and Technical Education, Meghalaya. Through this scheme, financial assistance is provided to the meritorious tribal students for the purchase of books for their studies.

Benefit: The amount of grant per student per academic course will be as follows: Class 11th - 12th (Arts & Commerce): ₹500/- Class 11th - 12th (Science): ₹700/- Degree Arts (Pass): ₹600/- Degree Arts (Honours): ₹750/- Degree Science (Pass): ₹900/- Degree Science (Honours): ₹1000/- Post-Graduate Course (Arts & Commerce): ₹900/- Post Graduate Course (Science): ₹1200/- Research studies for (Ph.D. M.Phil, or M.Lit.): ₹1500/- NOTE: A student receiving a book grant from the Government for a particular course of study, if changes the course of study will not be granted further grants. Disbursement The grant to the selected candidates shall be paid through their parents/guardians or through the Instructions in which the candidates pursue their studies.

The scheme "Post-Matric Scholarship for Scheduled Tribes Students" by the Ministry of Tribal Affairs, Government of India, and Government of Mizoram aims to provide financial assistance to ST students pursuing post-matriculation education. It covers various recognized courses.

Benefit: Financial assistance for post-matric education. 1. Support for ST students pursuing recognized professional, technical, non-professional, non-technical, and correspondence courses.

The Tripura Tribal Folk Arts & Cultural (Financial Assistance) Scheme, 2022, is a government initiative to provide financial assistance to the government and non-government organizations to promote & preserve the traditional culture programme, exhibition in different tribal communities, & folk songs

Benefit: Government-Level Events: Financial assistance for State, District, Sub-Division, and block-level festivals/melas up to a maximum of 15% above the previous year's expenditure. Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) Events: Financial assistance for State Level Festivals and Melas up to 10% of the previous year's expenditure. New applications can receive a maximum of ₹30,000/- for organizing festivals, melas, or related activities.

This scheme has been introduced by the Agriculture, Farmers Welfare and Cooperation Department, Gujarat. It aims to enhance fish production and provide employment opportunities to Scheduled Tribes (ST) individuals engaged in inland fisheries.

Benefit: Name of ComponentStandard of AssistanceMinimum Time Limit (in Years) for Reclaiming BenefitsFish Seed Rearing₹90/- per 1000 spawn to fry (30% recovery); ₹260/- per 1000 fry to fingerlings (35% recovery); ₹460/- per 1000 spawn to fingerlings (12% recovery); Rearing time: 30, 60, 90 days1 YearFish Seed Stocking100% assistance for fish seed and transportation cost1 YearPrawn Seed Stocking100% assistance for prawn seed and transportation cost for Scheduled Caste lessees1 YearBoat & Net50% assistance for Tin Boat & Net (₹15,000/- or ₹7,500/-, whichever is less) (Boat ₹5,000/- + Net ₹2,500/-); 50% assistance for F.R.P Boat & Net (₹30,000/- or ₹15,000/-, whichever is less) (Boat ₹12,500/- + Net ₹2,500/-)6 YearsFish cage culture60% assistance for Scheduled Tribe beneficiaries Unit cost: ₹3,00,000/-, subsidy: ₹1,80,000/- or 60% of actual cost, whichever is lower3 YearsTraining of Tribal Trainees₹2,000/- per month for 3 months (Total ₹6,000/-) (60% minimum attendance required)Once in a lifetimeTraining Kit₹1,250/- stipend after 10-day training; ₹125/- per day during trainingOnce in a lifetimeFish seed rearing by womenA kit worth ₹2,500/- given after completing 3-month trainingOnce in a lifetime

The scheme aims to boost fish production and provide employment to people involved in inland fisheries activities. It offers financial assistance for purchase of boats and nets to eligible Scheduled Tribe beneficiaries.

Benefit: Financial Assistance: Tin Boat with Net: 50% assistance of the unit cost, amounting to ₹19,000/-, which includes: Tin Boat: ₹10,000/- Net: ₹5,000/- Lifesaving appliance: ₹4,000/- F.R.P. Boat with Net: 50% assistance of the unit cost, amounting to ₹34,000/-, which includes: FRP Boat: ₹25,000/- Net: ₹5,000/- Lifesaving appliance: ₹4,000/- Frequency of Disbursement: The benefits can be reclaimed after a minimum of 6 year.

The scheme aims to increase fish production and provide employment through reservoir-based inland fisheries. It offers financial assistance to Scheduled Tribe fishermen.

Benefit: Scheduled Tribe beneficiaries are eligible for 60% assistance of the unit cost of ₹3,00,000/- to ₹1,80,000/-, or 60% of the actual cost, whichever is less. Minimum Time Limit for Reclaiming Benefits: 3 year from the date of availing benefit.

The scheme aims to increase fish production by rearing fish in reservoirs and provide employment to people involved in inland fisheries activities.

Benefit: Rearing from spawn to fry: The beneficiary will receive ₹90/- per 1,000 numbers. with a minimum 30% recovery. Each beneficiary will be allocated 3,00,000 spawn, and the rearing time will be 30 days.- Rearing from fry to fingerlings: The beneficiary will receive ₹260/- per 1,000 numbers. with a minimum 35% recovery. Each beneficiary will be allocated 2,00,000 fry, and the rearing time will be 60 days.- Rearing from spawn to fingerlings: The beneficiary will receive ₹460/- per 1,000 numbers. with a minimum 12% recovery. Each beneficiary will be allocated 5,00,000 spawn, and the rearing time will be 90 days. Frequency of Disbursement: The benefits can be reclaimed after a minimum of 1 year.

The scheme aims to increase fish production through inland fisheries and provide employment opportunities, particularly to Scheduled Tribe women engaged in fish seed rearing.

Benefit: The ₹90/- will be paid per 1,000 numbers, with a minimum 30% recovery for spawn to fry. - The rearing time for fish seed is 30 days. - Minimum 1 year required before reclaiming benefits under this component again.

The scheme aims to provide financial assistance for fish seed stocking, including transportation costs, is provided to beneficiaries from Scheduled Tribes involved in inland fisheries.

Benefit: The 100% assistance is provided to Scheduled Tribe beneficiaries for the cost of fish seed including transportation under the Fish Seed Stocking component. Validity: Minimum 1 year required before reclaiming benefits under this component again.

The scheme aims to increase fish production by rearing fish in reservoirs and provide employment to people involved in inland fisheries activities.

Benefit: 100% financial assistance is given to Scheduled Tribe beneficiaries who are lessees of reservoirs, covering the total cost of prawn seed as well as transportation costs. Minimum Time Limit for Reclaiming Benefits: 1 year from the date of availing benefit.