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The scheme objective is to provide free skill training and self-employment support to widowed, abandoned, and destitute women through voluntary organizations. The scheme is implemented by the Social Justice and Empowerment Department with financial assistance provided to participating NGOs.

Benefit: The non-governmental organization provides grant funds by the state government as per the regulations: S.NO.Details of Position/ExpenseNumber of PositionsMonthly ExpensesAnnual Expenses1 (A)Doctor (part-time)01₹3,000/-₹36,000/-2 (A)Craft Teacher02₹10,000/-₹1,20,000/-Total (A)₹13,000/-₹1,56,000/-1 (B)Other Recurring Expenses For the purchase of raw materials (100 rupees per woman per month) 50 for Women-₹5,000/-₹60,000/-2 (B)Resident's food, clerk, cooks, watchman, Class IV employees, cleaning work etc. and newspapers and magazines (Rs 675 per woman per month) for 50 women-₹33,750/- ₹4,05,000/- Total (B)₹38,750/-₹4,65,000/-Total (A+B)₹51,750/-₹6,21,000/-

The scheme aims to eliminate discrimination and inequality against women, improve their health and nutrition, promote economic independence and empowerment, and strengthen their decision-making role in the family. It offers financial assistance to eligible married women to support their well-being.

Benefit: Each eligible woman will receive ₹1000/- per month. Women receiving less than ₹1000/- per month under social assistance programs and various pension schemes through the Samaj Kalyan Vibhag will receive additional assistance to a total ₹1,000/- per month. The assistance will be directly deposited into the applicant's Aadhaar-linked DBT-based bank account.

Under this scheme, the goal is to support girls from economically weaker families by providing assistance for transportation, enabling regular school attendance.

Benefit: Free bicycles are provided to all girl students of 9th to 12th classes.

Under the scheme, incentives are provided to couples who participate in group marriages, as well as to the organizing institution. If people adopt the practice of group marriages, they can avoid the unnecessary expenses associated with individual weddings and promote financial growth.

Benefit: Under the scheme, couples participating in group marriages are given an incentive of ₹12,000/- per couple in the name of the bride. 1. For organizing Group Marriage Functions, the organizer/organizing institution will be paid an incentive of ₹3,000/- per couple up to a maximum of ₹75,000/-.

The 'Maintenance Allowance for Leprosy Affected Persons' scheme was launched by the Department for the Welfare of Differently Abled Persons, Government of Tamil Nadu. The scheme aims to provide a maintenance allowance to leprosy-affected persons.

Benefit: Financial Assistance of ₹2,000/- per month. NOTE: The allowance is sent through ECS to their bank account directly from the Treasury.

The 'Maintenance Allowance for Persons Affected with Muscular Dystrophy' scheme was launched by the Department for the Welfare of Differently Abled Persons Government of Tamil Nadu. The scheme aims to provide a maintenance allowance to the person affected with muscular dystrophy.

Benefit: Financial Assistance of ₹2,000/- per month. NOTE: The allowance is sent through ECS to their accounts directly from the Treasury.

The scheme “Maintenance Allowance to Backward Class Students Under Training in Sainik School” is a Scholarship Scheme by the Social Justice and Special Assistance Department, Government of Maharashtra.

Benefit: The training fees ₹400/- to ₹2400/- (as per course) are paid to the concerned I.T.I. After completion of training, one Tool Kit of ₹1000/- is provided to the trainee through the concerned Govt. I.T.I.

The 'Maintenance Allowance to Intellectually Disabled Persons' scheme was launched by the Department for the Welfare of Differently Abled Persons, Govt of Tamil Nadu. The scheme aims to provide a maintenance allowance to intellectually disabled persons.

Benefit: Financial Assistance of ₹2,000/- per month. NOTE: The allowance is sent through ECS to their accounts directly from the Treasury.

The 'Maintenance Allowance to Severely Affected Persons' scheme was launched by the Department for the Welfare of Differently Abled Persons. The scheme aims to provide a maintenance allowance to the severely affected persons who cannot be rehabilitated by any other assistance.

Benefit: Financial Assistance of ₹2,000/- per month. NOTE: The allowance is sent through ECS to their accounts directly from the Treasury.

Government of Maharashtra introduced the scheme to complete the education of V.J.N.T and S.B.C students who are the student of professional courses.

Benefit: Professional courses are divided into A, B, and C categories and accordingly, maintenance allowance is given to the students through the concerned Principal of the college. For 4 to 5 years course (Medical, Engineering, Agriculture, etc.) Rs. 700/- per month, for 2 to 3 years course (Engineering Dip., M.B.A, M.S.W, etc.) Rs. 500/- and for 2 years and lesser duration courses (B.Ed., D.Ed.) Rs. 500/- per month for 10 months as maintenance allowance in addition to other Government Scholarships.

The scheme aims to provide financial assistance of ₹700/- per month to parents or guardians for the care of children below 18 years of age with more than 40% disability.

Benefit: ₹700/- per month is provided to parents or guardians for caring for their children.

The "Maintenance Grant to Institutions and Organizations Engaged in Cultural Activities" scheme was launched by the Arts and Culture Department, Puducherry. The scheme aims to provide a maintenance grant to the organizations engaged in cultural activities.

Benefit: Financial assistance gives for maintenance ₹3,000/- and cultural activities ₹5,000/-.

Under this scheme, it provides free hostel, food, and academic facilities to scheduled caste students pursuing post-SSC education.

Benefit: Free Accommodation in Government Hostels. Free Meals (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner). Free Educational Facilities such as textbooks and study material.

The objective of the scheme is to procure good quality disease-free and commercially accepted varieties of the identified flowers and multiply and, to serve as a demonstration cum training ground for those who are interested in Floriculture and who intend to make this as their means of livelihood.

Benefit: Pattern of Assistance: Organizing demonstration cum training on hi-tech floriculture for farmers who are interested in floriculture, and renovation/repairing of old hubs. Type of Assistance: Demonstration and Training

The Department of Animal Husbandry, Government of Himachal Pradesh had introduced a scheme with the help of which balanced ration at the rate 3kg/day/cow or buffalo for maximum of two animals for three months during the last trimester of pregnancy at 50% subsidy.

Benefit: Benefits: The scheme for maintenance of pregnant Desi/Indigenous cows ration for BPL families of all categories of livestock farmers in Himachal Pradesh can have a significant impact on the health and livelihoods of farmers, as well as the overall development of the region. This scheme in _Himachal Pradesh can have several benefits,_ such as: 1. Improved cow health: A balanced and nutritious diet for pregnant cows can improve their health and reduce the risk of health complications during and after pregnancy. 1. Improved calf growth and development: A well-fed pregnant cow can provide better nutrition to the growing calf, leading to better growth and development. 1. Increased milk production: Adequate nutrition can improve the milk production of the cow, leading to increased income for the farmer. 1. Better breed quality: The scheme can also include provisions for breed improvement, leading to better quality Desi/Indigenous cows that can provide better milk yield and meat quality. 1. Employment generation: The scheme can create employment opportunities in the feed and fodder development sector, leading to better livelihoods for farmers. 1. Reduced poverty: The scheme can help BPL families and all categories of livestock farmers to improve their income and reduce poverty. 1. Improved food security: Improved milk production and better quality meat can contribute to better food security in the region. Expected Outcome: 1. After feeding a balanced ration during the last trimester of pregnancy, milk production increased by 2 ltr/day. 1. With the assumption that during lactation of 300 days, the farmer will market this milk at @ 30/ltr, his income will increase by Rs.18000/year (Approx.).

A scheme had been launched by the Department of Animal Husbandry, Government of Himachal Pradesh with the aim to provides a 50% subsidy on a balanced ration for pregnant cows or buffalo during the last trimester of pregnancy.

Benefit: Ration: 3 kg of balanced ration per day for a maximum of two animals for three months. 1. Milk production: Milk production increases by 2 liters per day after feeding the ration. 1. Income: If the farmer sells the milk at 30 rupees per liter during the 300-day lactation period, their income may increase by approximately 18,000 rupees per year.

The scheme aims to enhance livestock productivity and improve artificial insemination services across the state through the training and capacity building of local youth.

Benefit: In Hilly Districts: ₹100/- per artificial insemination, with a minimum target of 25 to 30 inseminations.- In Plain Districts: ₹100/- per artificial insemination, with a minimum target of 50 to 60 inseminations.

The objectives of the scheme is to increase food grain production in order to attain self-sufficiency by growing high yielding varieties of maize and also by adopting the crop and location specific production technology.

Benefit: Under the scheme, quality seeds shall be supplied to farmers at subsidized rates for higher yield.

Named after the hockey wizard Major Dhyan Chand (1905–79), an Indian legendary field hockey player, "Major Dhyan Chand Khel Ratna Award" is the highest sporting honour of India. Instituted in 1991–1992, the award is conferred annually by the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, Government of India.

Benefit: The award will consist of the following: (i) A cash amount of ₹25,00,000 exempt from Income Tax and Wealth Tax in the year in which it is disbursed. The Award will be presented to the winners at the function for the presentation of the Award to be held at a place and on a date to be determined by the Government. (ii) A Certificate of honor to each sportsperson. (iii) One medal to each sportsperson.

The scheme aims to boost farmers' income by improving the production and productivity of Makhana in 11 districts of Bihar through the distribution of high-quality seeds at subsidized rates.

Benefit: Subsidized Seeds: Seeds of recommended varieties will be made available to farmers at the rate of 30 Kg/Ha. - For Swarn Vaidehi variety: ₹4,950/- will be given as a subsidy (75%). - For Sabour Makhana-1 variety: ₹5,737.50/- will be given as a subsidy (75%).