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The scheme aims to boost Makhana cultivation by providing training to farmers and financial support for traditional equipment.

Benefit: Training: Workshops and training for farmers to adopt modern methods and improve productivity. - Equipment Kits: Grants of 75% of the cost (up to ₹16,575/-) for traditional tools (i.e. Auka, Ganj, Kara, Khainchi, Chalni, Chatai, Afra, and Thaapi used in Makhana cultivation).

The "Male Pig Distribution Scheme", under the Animal Husbandry Department, Government of Chhattisgarh, provides a grant to beneficiaries from the SC/ST category for purchasing one male pig of an improved breed (Middle White Yorkshire).

Benefit: 90% of the unit cost (purchase price) or a maximum subsidy of ₹3,500/-, whichever is lower (for Scheduled Caste (SC) and Scheduled Tribe (ST) category).

The scheme aims to expand access to quality residential education for scheduled caste students in standards 9 to 12. Through this scheme, eligible SC students receive free boarding, lodging, textbooks, uniforms, meals, and additional support services to enhance academic participation.

Benefit: Free Services Provided: Board and lodging, meals, textbooks, uniforms, and water Study materials, mid‑day meals, and other academic support Ration card, PH identity card, and other entitlements, as applicable

In order to improve the process in curbing the high rate of mortality and infant mortality rate, the Department of Women and Child Development, Government of Odisha introduced a scheme named "MAMATA" - a conditional cash transfer maternity benefit scheme.

Benefit: Rs.3,000 shall be given during the third trimester of the pregnancy of the mother till delivery on completing the following 5 conditions: 1. Pregnancy registered at AWC/Mini AWC 1. Received at least 2 antenatal checkup (ANC) 1. Received IFA and calcium tablets. 1. Received at least 1 TT vaccination (out of optimal 2) 1. Received at least 1 counselling session at AWC/Village Health/ Home Visit. The first 4 conditions shall be verified from MCP Card. On completing the above requirements first instalment shall be released. Rs.2,000 shall be after completion of 10 months after delivery on fulfilment of following conditions: Child birth is registered at AWC or HSC. Child has received BCG vaccination. Child has received Pentavalent 1 & 2 & 3 vaccinations. Child has received Polio 1 & 2 & 3 vaccinations. Child has received Rotavirus 1 & 2 & 3 vaccinations. Child has received Measles vaccine before attaining 1 year of age. Child has received Vitamin-A first dose before attaining 1 year of age Mother has attended at least six Growth Monitoring and IYCF counselling sessions after delivery till 9 months Child has been exclusively breastfed for first six months (self-certification by the beneficiary) Child has been introduced to complementary food on completion of six months of age (self- certification by the beneficiary) Child is being fed age-appropriate complementary feeding and continuing (self- certification by the beneficiary) Note: Overall, Rs.5,000 in two instalments as incentive is provided to mothers.

"Mamta Taruni Abhiyan" was a program launched in Gujarat, India, aimed at providing healthcare facilities to adolescent girls and pregnant women in rural areas. The program was launched by the Gujarat state government in 2010.

Benefit: Benefits Access to Health and Wellness Services: The scheme provides access to various health and wellness services, including health check-ups, antenatal care, postnatal care, and nutritional support. Improved Maternal and Child Health: The scheme aims to improve maternal and child health outcomes by providing timely and quality healthcare services to pregnant women and young girls. Health Education: The scheme also provides health education and awareness sessions to beneficiaries, which helps them make informed decisions about their health and well-being. Empowerment of Women and Girls: The scheme aims to empower women and girls by providing them with knowledge and skills related to health and nutrition, which helps them lead healthy and productive life. Financial Support: The scheme also provides financial support to pregnant women in the form of a cash incentive, which helps them meet their medical and nutritional needs.

The Manabik Pension Scheme is a financial assistance program launched in 2018 to provide monthly pensions to individuals with disabilities in West Bengal.

Benefit: Sanctioned Pensioner will be supported by Rs ₹1,000/- per Month through DBT mode at Pensioners Bank Account.

MANAGE Internship Programme is open to students from the disciplines of Extension Education, Economics, Sociology, Psychology, MSW, Journalism, Communication, and Environmental Science. The internships are open year-round, and the duration ranges from 3 months upto 6 months.

Benefit: Stipend: For 3 months Internship Programme: ₹ 10,000/- per month with free boarding and lodging.- For 6 months Internship Programme: ₹ 35,000/- per month. Duration: The internships are available for a duration of 3 months to 6 months.

The "Managerial Assistance Scheme for Appointment of Veterinarian" provides financial support to registered Panjrapols for appointing a qualified veterinarian to ensure proper medical care, vaccination, and scientific record-keeping for animals housed in Gaushalas/ Panjrapols.

Benefit: Component Standard of AssistanceMinimum Time Limit (in Years) for Reclaiming Constituent BenefitsManagerial assistance to appoint VeterinarianThe Beneficiary Panjarapol Institute will pay ₹45,000/- per month to the appointed Veterinarian of which 75% will be paid to the Beneficiary Institute as a maximum of ₹33,750/- per month as subsidy.3 Year

The scheme offers financial assistance to Scheduled Caste individuals who wish to establish cottage industries for self-employment without requiring bank loans. Employment/tool kits are provided to those who seek self-employment opportunities.

Benefit: Under the scheme, tool kits are provided for a total of 28 types of trades/businesses to individuals seeking self-employment opportunities. The list is as follows: Sl. No.Trade NameSl. No.Trade NameSl. No. Trade Name1Handicraft work10Electrical Appliances Repairing19Pickle Maker2Stitching work11Agricultural Blacksmith20Hot, Cold Drinks, Snack Seller3Vehicle Servicing And Repairing12Welding Work21Puncture Kit4Tailoring13Carpentry22Flour Meal5Embroidery14Laundry23Masala Meal6Pottery15Broom Making 24Mobile Repairing7Different Types of Ferries16Milk- Curd Seller25Hair Cutting (Barber Work)8Plumber17Fish Seller269Beauty Parlor18Papad Maker27

The scheme aims to enable minority persons to become self-employed through business toolkits and support. Under this scheme, business tool-kits are provided to eligible persons from such groups, so they can set up small businesses.

Benefit: The primary benefit is the provision of various business tool-kits to eligible beneficiaries so that they can engage in small business activities and become self-employed and financially self-sufficient. The tool kits are given under the scheme targeted at the minority community.

The scheme aims to enable nomadic and de-notified castes to live with dignity and become self-employed. Through this scheme, business tool-kits are provided to these beneficiaries to help them start small businesses and achieve financial self-sufficiency.

Benefit: The primary benefit is the provision of various business tool-kits to eligible beneficiaries so that they can engage in small business activities and become self-employed and financially self-sufficient. The tool kits are given under the scheme targeted at nomadic and de-notified castes. The annual income limit for eligibility is ₹6,00,000 (for the family) for most of the target groups. Among the SEBC castes, the income limit is removed for Nomadic and De-notified Castes and backward castes.

The scheme aims to assist the economically backward class in becoming self-employed through the distribution of business tool-kits that help them establish small-scale ventures and earn a sustainable livelihood.

Benefit: The primary benefit is the provision of various business tool-kits to eligible beneficiaries so that they can engage in small business activities and become self-employed and financially self-sufficient. The tool kits are given under the scheme targeted at the Economically Backward Class (EBC).

The scheme provides toolkit assistance (e-vouchers) to economically weak individuals (annual income ≤ ₹6,00,000/-) for self-employment in 10 trades like dairy, plumbing, and beauty parlors. Beneficiaries include SC/ST, nomadic tribes, and BPL families.

Benefit: Toolkit Assistance: E-vouchers for toolkits in 10 specified trades. Trades Covered: Dairy Product Sales, Plumber, Bharat Kaam (Embroidery), Centering Work, Beauty Parlor, Electric Appliances Repairing, Papad Making, Pickle Making, Vehicle Servicing, Puncture Kit _The maximum cost limits per toolkit are predefined (exact amounts not specified in the document)._ Training Option: Applicants can opt for skill training during the application process. Transparent Disbursement: E-vouchers (QR codes) are generated post-approval and redeemed at approved dealers.

The scheme “Mandahasam Scheme to Provide Artificial Dentures to Senior Citizens” was launched by the Department of Social Justice, Government of Kerala.

Benefit: Under the scheme, one beneficiary would get maximum financial assistance of ₹5,000/- for fixing the tooth. Note: The benefit of this scheme is not given for only partial replacement of teeth.

The “Mangalya Scheme” was launched by the Department of Women and Child Development, Government of Kerala. Under the scheme, financial assistance is to be provided to eligible widows and divorced women for their remarriage.

Benefit: Under the scheme, financial assistance of ₹25000/- is provided to eligible widows and divorced women to remarry.

The scheme aims to promote postgraduate and Doctor of Philosophy studies among talented students from Goa, encourage admission to reputed institutions in India and abroad, and foster quality education, research, development, and innovation.

Benefit: Scholarship for Studies in India: Financial assistance of ₹6,00,000 is provided to each selected scholar pursuing postgraduate or Doctor of Philosophy studies in India. Scholarship for Studies Abroad: Financial assistance of ₹15,00,000 is provided to each selected scholar pursuing postgraduate or Doctor of Philosophy studies abroad. Number of Awards: Up to 40 scholars are selected every year. In exceptional circumstances, the number of awards may be increased. The total number of awards shall not exceed 50 in a year. Mode of Disbursement: Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) to the beneficiary's bank account.

It aims to simplify and expedite the process of residential property map creation and approval for all landowners in Haridwar district through mobile app.

Benefit: All landowners in Haridwar district can avail themselves of the benefit of map approval through the UDAY mobile app.

The scheme aims to provide an efficient online system for landowners in Haridwar district to get approval for their residential and commercial property maps quickly and easily, ensuring transparency and reducing delays.

Benefit: Approval of residential maps is being provided within 15 days, and approval of commercial maps within 30 days.

The "Marang Gomke Jaipal Singh Munda Overseas Scholarship Scheme" provides financial assistance to deserving Scheduled Tribes, Scheduled Castes, Minorities, and Backward Class students for pursuing postgraduate education in top-ranked universities abroad.

Benefit: Provides financial assistance to students to pursue higher studies abroad. Covers tuition fees for selected postgraduate programs up to £94,000/- per year. Monthly living allowance for students based on their location (London or other regions). Return airfare in the economy class for travel between India and the UK. Additional grants for thesis submission, exams, and related expenses. Encourages representation of women by reserving 30% of the seats for female applicants.

The scheme "Marathi Drama Competition 'A' & 'B' Group" is a state-level initiative by the Kala Academy, under the Department of Art and Culture, Government of Goa. It provides a platform to urban and rural theatre groups and offers transport assistance for artistes and stage material as per govt.

Benefit: Free auditorium with necessary infrastructure as per Kala Academy rules. Transport assistance: Hire charges for two vehicles reimbursed for transporting artists and stage material. 80% of gate collection from ticket sales is given to the participating institution. Amount of Prizes (Group ‘A’ / Group ‘B’) 1st Prize: ₹ 1,00,000/- / ₹ 75,000/- 2nd Prize: ₹ 50,000/- / ₹ 40,000/- 3rd Prize: ₹ 50,000/- / ₹ 30,000/- Consolation: ₹ 25,000/- each (2 prizes, if >10 performances) / ₹ 20,000/- Direction 1st Prize: ₹ 10,000/- / ₹ 7,000/- 2nd Prize: ₹ 8,000/- / ₹ 6,000/- 3rd Prize: ₹ 5,000/- / ₹ 4,000/- Individual – Acting (Male/Female) 1st Prize: ₹ 7,000/- / ₹ 5,000/- 2nd Prize: ₹ 5,000/- / ₹ 3,000/- Stage Design/Setting: ₹ 5,000/- / ₹ 4,000/- Lighting: ₹ 5,000/- / ₹ 4,000/- Costume: ₹ 5,000/- / ₹ 4,000/- Background Music: ₹ 5,000/- / ₹ 4,000/- Make-up: ₹ 5,000/- / ₹ 4,000/- Script Writing 1st Prize: ₹ 10,000/- / ₹ 7,000/- 2nd Prize: ₹ 7,000/- / ₹ 5,000/- Translated/Adapted Script: ₹ 10,000/- / ₹ 7,000/-