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Under this scheme, financial assistance will be granted to the workers who are registered under the CBOCWWB on the eve of the marriage of his/her daughter and self-marriage of female registered workers.

Benefit: Financial Assistance of ₹21,000/- will be granted to registered workers on the eve of the marriage of his/her daughter and self-marriage of female registered workers.

Under this scheme, the Board provides financial assistance of ₹51,000/- in the form of Kanyadaan to registered construction workers on the occasion of the marriage of their daughters. This assistance is available for up to three daughters of the worker.

Benefit: Under this scheme, registered workers are being provided financial assistance of ₹51,000/- as Kanyadaan on the marriage of their daughters. Note: Financial assistance of ₹50,000/- is also provided by the Board for arranging the marriage of the daughter of a registered worker, for which a separate online application is mandatory. Hence, ₹51,000/- (Kanyadaan Scheme) + ₹50,000/- on the marriage of the daughter of the beneficiary. Total financial assistance of ₹1,01,000/- on the marriage of children (daughter) is provided.

The scheme to improve the status and wellbeing of girls, specifically those from socio-economically disadvantaged families, through Conditional Cash Transfers by: Incentivising them to continue in education for a longer period of time, and complete secondary or higher secondary education.

Benefit: Kanyashree Prakalpa offers two types of benefits: Annual Scholarship (K1): A cash benefit of ₹1,000/- is paid annually to the girls in the age group 13 to 18 years (studying in Class VIII equivalent or above for every year that they remain in education, provided they are unmarried at the time.1. One-Time Grant (K2): A grant of ₹25,000/- is paid after a girl turns 18, provided that she was engaged in an academic or occupational pursuit and was unmarried.

A training and skilling upgradation scheme by the Dept. of Industries & Commerce and implemented by the Directorate of Handicraft & Handloom, Govt. of Jammu & Kashmir wherein passout meritorious trainees and ex-trainees from departmental training centers are are provided skill upgradation training.

Benefit: Financial assistance to Trainees:Rate of stipend per trainee/ per month:- ₹2000/- (₹1000/- shall be paid through an individual bank account and the rest of the amount shall be disbursed on the successful completion of probation/ practical training session). The trainees are facilitated in the opening of Bank accounts under the Pradhan Mantri Jan-Dhan Yojana (PMJDY). Financial assistance to the Karkhandar (Trainer):Logistic Charges/Honorarium to Trainer/Karkhandar: ₹ 2000/- per trainee per month. (A minimum of five trainees for an identified small Karkhana and a maximum of 10 trainees for an identified big Karkhana.) The Karkhandar is provided a lump sum of ₹25,000/- per batch as expenditure on account of all the logistics needed for running the training program successfully, i.e. tools, equipment, looms, raw material, space, etc. The amount shall be disbursed in two installments: 1st installment at the commencement of the training program 2nd installment on successful completion of the training program. Note: The honorarium to Karkhandars shall be disbursed only after assessing that the desired level of skills is achieved by the trainee and trainees shall be evaluated through an approved qualifying framework devised for skill up-gradation level. The disbursement shall be through DBT mode only.

The scheme aims to help young entrepreneurs in the state establish new manufacturing enterprises and small businesses, including those offering services and trading. The scheme offers soft loans and subsidies for new income-generating projects.

Benefit: The scheme provides financial assistance in the form of a soft loan and subsidies for new income-generating projects in manufacturing, service, and trading/business sectors. The total financial assistance available is up to ₹2,00,000/-. Project Subsidy: A subsidy of 15% of the project cost is provided, with a maximum ceiling of ₹25,000/-.1. Interest Subsidy: This subsidy is paid to the entrepreneur on the annual interest they pay to the Cooperative Bank. - 50% of the interest is subsidised for timely repayment for a maximum period of 3 years. - 40% of the interest is subsidised for all other cases for a maximum period of 3 years. Mode of Disbursement: Bank Loan: The State-owned Cooperative Bank disburses 95% or 90% of the loan amount as Cash Credit in two installments. The first installment, which is 50% of the loan amount, is disbursed and linked to the applicant's Cash Credit Account. The second installment is disbursed after the bank receives a certificate confirming the utilization of the first installment. Subsidies: Project Subsidy: Cooperative Banks submit claims for the project subsidy to the District MSME Facilitation Centre (MFC) on a quarterly basis. The MFC then sends a requisition to the Department, which releases the total subsidy amount to the West Bengal State Cooperative Bank Limited.- Interest Subsidy: The Chief Executive Officer of the West Bengal State Cooperative Bank submits a requisition for the interest subsidy on a half-yearly basis. The subsidy is then credited to the sanctioned and disbursed loan's Cash Credit account.- Disbursement for both subsidies happens through the portal, which is linked to the Integrated Financial Management System (IFMS). Validity: The interest subsidy is provided for a maximum period of three years. If the bank agrees to a longer loan repayment period (e.g., 5 years), the government's interest subsidy will still be limited to 50% of the interest paid in the first three years.

The main objective of this scheme is to improve the financial condition of the scheduled castes and Nav-Buddhists who are landless workers and are from "Below Poverty Line". Only citizens who are permanent residents of Maharashtra are eligible. This scheme is 100% funded by the State Govt.

Benefit: The beneficiary is provided with 2-acre irrigated land or 4-acre non-irrigated land on 50% of the subsidy and 50% is loan.

The scheme “The KARMASHREE- The Chief Minister's Award for Excellence in Public Administration” was launched by the Government of Assam to acknowledge, recognize and reward the extraordinary, exemplary, and innovative work done by the officers of the Districts/ Organizations of the State Government

Benefit: To acknowledge, recognize and reward the extraordinary exemplary, and innovative work done by the officers of the State Govt. of Assam. There would be a total of 10 (ten) awards and shall consist of a "Citation". The award will be given every year.

The "Karmaveer Padmashri Dadasaheb Gaikwad Birth Centenary and Prize Distribution" is an award by the Govt. of Maharashtra. The award is given to individuals and organizations working for the social movement against traditional customs and untouchability and for landless farm workers.

Benefit: The person winning the award and his/her institute will get ₹51,000/- along with a memorabilia, shawl and coconut.

The "Kashyapa Scheme for Food & Shelter" aims to help poor, orphan children, differently-abled individuals, widows, destitute women separated from their husbands, and elderly Brahmins with financial assistance for meeting their food and shelter expenses. This scheme covers 13 districts of the state.

Benefit: Financial Assistance: ₹2,000/- per month to orphan children. ₹2,000/- per month to different abled persons. ₹2,000/- per month to widow or destitute women (separated from husband). ₹2,000/- per month for elderly staying in his/her own home. ₹4,000/- per month for elderly staying in any Old-Age Home in Andhra Pradesh. ₹2,000/- per month for elderly staying in any Old-Age Home in Andhra Pradesh and getting a pension through the NTR Bharosa Scheme.

The scheme aims to encourage girls’ participation in education at the upper primary and secondary levels and to provide quality education to girls from disadvantaged groups (SC, ST, OBC, Minority communities and BPL families) studying in Classes 6 to 12.

Benefit: Girls from various disadvantaged groups such as socially disadvantaged classes (Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Minorities, and Backward Classes), economically weaker sections, and girls with special needs are identified and enrolled in the hostels at the upper primary and secondary levels (Classes 6 to 12).

Under this scheme, girls who pass Class 8 from Kasturba Gandhi Schools, secure at least 50% marks in Class 10, & enroll in Class 11 receive an STDR of ₹2,000/- (5-year term). Those who score 50% in Class 12 and enroll in graduation receive an STDR of ₹4,000/- (3-year term).

Benefit: Monetary Benefits: A Special Term Deposit Receipt (STDR) of ₹2,000/- for girl students enrolled in Class 11. A Special Term Deposit Receipt (STDR) of ₹4,000/- for girl students pursuing a graduation course. Mode of Disbursement: STDRs (Special Term Deposit Receipts) in the name of the student. Validity: An STDR of ₹2,000/- is valid for 5 years. An STDR of ₹4,000/- is valid for 3 years.

The Uttar Pradesh Kaushal Vikas Mission (UPSDM) is a scheme launched by the Government of Uttar Pradesh to equip young people in the state with the necessary skills for employment.

Benefit: Training fees and materials: Board will reimburse expenses of institute-fixed fees, textbooks, and other training-related stationery.1. Exam: After training, will have to pass an assessment test.1. Wages: In case the registered worker himself receives training, an amount equivalent to the minimum wage of the unskilled worker will be reimbursed but only registered workers are eligible, not dependents.

The "Kayaka Spoorthi Scheme" aims to provide financial assistance to women Self-Help Groups (SHGs) engaged in the leather industry. The goal is to promote self-sufficiency and economic independence by enabling these women to start or expand business activities related to leatherwork.

Benefit: Financial Assistance of ₹2,50,000/- per SHG with 10 members. NOTE: Each member gets ₹15,000/- as a subsidy and ₹10,000/- as a loan from the corporation. 33% representation for women artisans and 5% for physically challenged individuals.

KCR Nutrition Kits Scheme is a welfare initiative launched by the Government of Telangana, India, aimed at providing nutritious food to pregnant. The primary objective of the scheme is to improve the nutritional status of pregnant women.

Benefit: The KCR Nutrition Kits Scheme in Telangana provides several benefits to the beneficiaries. Here are some of the key benefits of the scheme: • To provide quality nutrition throughout pregnancy and post-delivery. • To reduce Anaemia and improve hemoglobin levels in pregnant women. • To reduce Maternal Mortality Rate and Infant Mortality Rate Improved Nutritional Status: The primary objective of the scheme is to improve the nutritional status of pregnant women in Telangana. The nutrition kit provided to the beneficiaries contains essential food items that can help in meeting their daily nutritional requirements. Reduced Malnutrition: Malnutrition is a major problem among pregnant in Telangana. The KCR Nutrition Kits Scheme can help in reducing malnutrition by providing nutritious food to the beneficiaries every month. Improved Health: Good nutrition is essential for good health. The KCR Nutrition Kits Scheme can help in improving the health of pregnant women in Telangana by providing them with essential nutrients. Increased Awareness: The scheme can also help in increasing awareness about the importance of good nutrition among the beneficiaries. The Anganwadi workers can educate the beneficiaries about the importance of good nutrition and how to make the most of the food items provided in the kit. Empowerment of Women: The scheme can also help in empowering women by providing them with the necessary resources to take care of their health and the health of their children. The nutrition kit provided under the scheme can help in reducing the financial burden on women and enable them to make better decisions about their health and nutrition. Overall, the KCR Nutrition Kits Scheme in Telangana has several benefits for the beneficiaries. It can help in improving their nutritional status, reducing malnutrition, improving health, increasing awareness, and empowering women.

The scheme aims to recognize excellent work, promote high professional standards, and boost morale of personnel serving in police forces, security organizations, intelligence units, and forensic science institutions across India.

Benefit: Medal awarded to selected officials/officers. Certificate (Scroll) signed by the Union Home Minister. National recognition through publication in the Gazette of India (except Intelligence cases). Recording of additional achievements through Bars for repeated acts.

The ‘Kera Suraksha Insurance Scheme’ is a comprehensive Group Personal Accident Insurance Scheme, implemented by Coconut Development Board in association with Public Insurance companies for Coconut Tree Climbers/Neera Technicians/Coconut Harvesters.

Benefit: Components under the scheme and present compensation: Sl. No.Benefits available - due to accidents onlySum insured1Death/Permanent Total disability₹7,00,000/-2Permanent Partial Disablement ₹3,50,000/-3Hospital expenses reimbursement (minimum 24 hours hospitalization)₹2,00,000/- 4Ambulance charges₹3,500/-5Weekly Compensation in case of TTD₹21,000/- (Maximum 1 claim in a year for a maximum of six weeks @₹3,500/- per week)6Bystander expenses in case of hospitalization₹3,000/- (Maximum for 15 days @ ₹200 per day)7Funeral expenses in case of accidental death (subject to production of bills)₹5,500/-2. For the trainees ongoing the skill development training of the Board viz. Friends of Coconut Tree (FoCT)/Neera Technician Training Programme, the first-year premium is fully borne by the Board from the date of commencement of training.

“Kerala Biotechnology Re-Entry Fellowship (K-BiREF)” is a fellowship programme to attract well-trained and highly skilled researchers with a good track record (Indian nationals) working abroad in various frontier areas in biotechnology to research and academic institutions in Kerala.

Benefit: Fellow entitled for a monthly remuneration of ₹1,00,000/- and ₹18,500/- as HRA per month. 1. Annual research /contingency grant of ₹7.5 lakh each for the first and second year and ₹ 5 lakh each for the subsequent 3 years. 1. Host Institution may provide medical benefits, transport allowance, and other benefits as per the prevailing norms applicable to their employees of the equivalent rank out of their own resources/ funds.

The “Kerala State Young Scientist Awards” by the KSCSTE are intended to honour talented young Scientists in recognition of their outstanding contributions in any branch of science and technology coming within the purview of the Council.

Benefit: Each Awardee will be presented with a certificate and a cash prize of ₹50,000/-. 1. The recipient may be considered by the Council for a research grant of ₹50 lakhs after due consideration of the research project with the help of an expert committee. 1. The Awardee, within 3 years of the receipt of the award, will be considered for a visit abroad to present the research work at a conference.

The “Kerala Stressed MSMEs Revival & Rehabilitation Scheme” intends to provide financial and other handholding support to the MSMEs which show signs of stress and to convert their non-productive assets into productive assets.

Benefit: Entitlement in the scheme shall be limited to an amount of ₹5 lakhs per applicant unit to be availed as one-time assistance only. Assistance/Relief Available from Government: a) Restructuring of existing loan account: If the bank is willing to restructure the existing loan account and extend additional term loan/working capital loan based on the Revival Project recommendations of the Expert Committee, the unit is eligible for the following one-time Assistance. These assistances are also eligible for self-financed units availing term loan/working capital loan as part of the Revival Package recommended by the Expert Committee. - Margin Money Grant: 50% of the margin insisted by the bank/Financial Institution towards additional working capital loan and term loan, will be payable as Grant Assistance limited to ₹2 lakhs. - Interest Subvention Assistance: To provide financial assistance in the form of interest subvention on a reimbursement basis for the additional term loan and additional working capital loan availed by the units based on the Revival Project Report recommended by the expert committee. The interest subvention is 6% per annum subject to a maximum amount of ₹1 lakh. The interest subvention is limited to one (first) year on the loan sanctioned by the financial institution/bank. b) Restart Expenses: The following one-time assistance shall be payable as restart expenses based on the Revival Project recommendations of the Expert Committee. - In cases where no term loan is availed for the purchase of brand new additional/balancing plant & machinery, 50% of the cost of Additional/Balancing Plant and Machinery limited to ₹1.50 lakhs will be payable as one-time assistance. - 50% of the cost incurred for the inevitable repair and maintenance of the existing Plant and Machinery and Building limited to ₹1.00 lakh will be reimbursed. c) Clearance of Statutory Dues: If there are statutory dues existing for the unit related to the agencies like KSEB, GST/Commercial Tax, Excise, Pollution Control Board, etc. 50% of the dues limited to ₹40,000 shall be payable as one-time assistance based on the Revival Project recommendations of the Expert Committee. d) Cost of Revival Project Report: - Cost of preparation of RPR will be reimbursed @100%, ₹10,000/- per unit. - The maximum assistance admissible for each unit, all reliefs and assistances put together, under the scheme will be limited to ₹5 Lakhs.

The scheme aims to increase productivity and wages of Khadi artisans, improve production infrastructure, boost employment and sales, revive traditional rural skills, modernize sales outlets, and promote marketing and exports.

Benefit: Assistance provided under different components of Scheme: Agarbatti Programme under Wellness and Cosmetics Industries (WCI): Training Programme in Agarbatti industry. Distribution of Pedal operated / Automatic Agarbatti Machinery to trained artisans. Leather Footwear Activity under Handmade Paper Leather & Plastic Industry (HMPLPI): Training on designing and manufacturing of footwear. Distribution of machinery and tool kits to trained artisans. Pottery Activity under Mineral Based Industry (MBI): Training on Wheel pottery. Distribution of tools and equipment (Electric Potter Wheel, Blunger) to trained artisans. Beekeeping Activity/Honey Mission Programme under Agro-Based & Food Processing Industries (ABFPI): - Beekeeping skill development training. - Distribution of 10 bee boxes with live bee colonies and One set of Tool kit (containing one Knife, Smoker, hive tool and bee veil) to trained beneficiaries. Waste Wood / Turn Wood Craft /Wooden Toy/Products of Panchgavya under Rural Engineering and New Technology: Training on Waste-Wood, Turn-Wood Craft, Wooden Toy and in Panchgavya based Products. Distribution of tool kit to all trained artisans. Hand Made Paper and Fiber related activities under Hand Made Paper, Plastic and Leather Industry: - Training on Paper Conversion, Paper Plate & Dona(Bowl) making, Paper Mache, Fibre Extraction and fancy article making and Ban making (Two ply). - Distribution of machinery and tool kits to trained artisans. Agro- Food Based Food Processing Industries: Training on Palm Gur, Tamarind, Fruits & Vegetables, Village Oil, Spices & Condiments, Cane & Bamboo. Distribution of machinery and tool kits to trained artisans. Service Industry: Training to Electrician & Plumbers, and DigniTEA(Tea Vending on Bicycle). Distribution of tool kits to trained beneficiary.