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The scheme aims to provide free and accessible education for children from Class 6 to 12 by offering free education, accommodation, meals, study materials, sports facilities, and other essential services across all Rajiv Gandhi Navodaya Vidyalaya / Rajiv Gandhi Abhinav Vidyalaya in the state.

Benefit: Students from Class 6 to 12 are provided with free accommodation, education, meals, sports facilities, and other essential services. - In these schools, 50% of the total seats are reserved for girls and 50% for boys, with 80% of the seats reserved for students from rural areas and 20% for students from urban areas. Reservations for SC, ST, OBC, EWS, orphans, and other eligible categories are applicable within these seats. - Admissions to these schools are only for Class 6.

The scheme "Retired Sportsperson Pension Scheme" by the Sports, Youth and Cultural Activities Department, Government of Gujarat aims to ensure financial security to retired state-level medal-winning sportspersons aged above 50 years through monthly pension assistance.

Benefit: Financial Assistance: A Pension of ₹3,000/- per month.

The 'Retrofitted Petrol Scooters by Welfare of Differently Abled Persons Department' scheme was launched by the Department for the Welfare of Differently Abled Persons, Govt. of Tamil Nadu. The scheme aims to provide a retrofitted petrol scooter to orthopedically differently-abled persons.

Benefit: Free distribution of retrofitted petrol scooters.

A scholarship scheme by the Industries and Commerce Dept., Govt. of Jammu and Kashmir to provide financial support to the children of Artisans/Weavers of Handicrafts and Handloom Depts. in completion of education. The scholarship shall be provided to a maximum of two children of Weaver/Artisan.

Benefit: Rate of the Scholarship:₹1500 per year up to primary education ₹ 2000 per year for Classes 6th to 10th ₹ 3000 per year for Classes 11th and 12th As per the actual course fee fixed by the Government for Technical/Professional Courses. The payment shall be made on Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) to the student.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: The scheme aims to encourage farmers and youth in Goa to take up Dairy business to increase local milk production and achieve state self-sufficiency. It offers a 40% composite subsidy on milk proceeds (incentive and cattle feed subsidy) to eligible resident farmers.

Benefit: A composite subsidy amounting to 40% (forty percent) of the proceeds of milk supplied to the Dairy Co-operative Society/Bachat Gat/Self Help Group. Incentive on milk: 32.28% (thirty-two point two eight percent). Incentive on cattle feed: 7.72% (seven point seven two percent). The scheme is linked to the cattle feed subsidy scheme. Disbursement Monthly disbursement of benefits to beneficiary's Bank account via Electronic Clearing System (ECS). The beneficiary must have a Bank account in any Bank having a core banking system/Electronic Clearing System (ECS). Mandatory Obligations The beneficiary must produce their own milk at their Dairy Farm. The beneficiary must not procure milk from others and pour it to the Dairy Co-operative Society/Bachat Gat/Self Help Group in their name. The quantity of milk supplied and the number of milch animals reared by the farmers will be checked by the departmental area officer in addition to the supervisor/officials from the concerned organization. In case of any fraud or malpractice regarding milk supply or animal count, the Department shall stop the composite subsidy (incentive on milk and feed) forthwith. If fraud or malpractice occurs, the benefit of all schemes will be withdrawn. In matters of fraud or malpractice, the decision of the Director will be final and binding on the party.

The scheme "Revival and Rehabilitation Scheme for Defunct MSMEs and Cashew Processing Units" envisages supporting defunct MSMEs in the manufacturing sector including cashew processing units through assistance in the form of capital grants and working capital incentives.

Benefit: Entitlement in the scheme shall be limited to ₹15 Lakhs per applicant unit and it can avail only once. Financial Assistance under the scheme provided for the following components- a) Building Renovation - 25% of the total revival project cost limited to ₹2 lakh: i) Building Renovation includes maintenance and repair of existing factory buildings, construction of fresh roofing in the factory shed, infrastructure for Waste Disposal / Treatment facilities etc. b) Plant & Machinery and Electrification - 40% of the total revival project cot limited to ₹8 lakh: i) It will be available for the purchase of new machinery, Repair and Maintenance of Existing machines, industrial electrification etc. c) Working Capital (Margin) - 50% margin of working Capital loan approved by financial institution subject to i) Assistance is limited to ₹2 lakhs for defunct MSMEs. ii) Assistance is limited to ₹5 lakhs for Cashew Units. d) Maximum Limit ₹12 lakhs for defunct MSMEs per unit. e) Maximum Limit ₹15 lakhs for defunct cashew processing per unit. Note 01: Bank Sanction of fresh working capital loan is mandatory for availing Working Capital (Margin) Assistance, but a bank loan is not mandatory for assistance for building renovation, plant and machinery, electrification etc. Note 02: The assistance under the scheme shall be released to the eligible entrepreneur by the bank on a pro-rata basis.

The scheme aims to provide free education, textbooks, uniforms, and the benefits of the PM Poshan Yojana to children up to Class 8 in private schools, targeting rural and urban children from weaker and deprived sections of Uttarakhand.

Benefit: Under Section 12(1)(c) of the Right to Education Act, children from weaker and disadvantaged sections in rural and urban areas of Uttarakhand are provided free education, textbooks, uniforms, and the benefits of the PM Poshan Yojana up to Class 8 in private schools. - In private schools, 25% of the total seats in the entry-level class are reserved for children from weaker and disadvantaged sections under Section 12(1)(c) of the Right to Education Act.

Under this scheme, DOPT proposes to offer four short-term fellowships to researchers from the field of media / Civil Society professionals / RTI Trainers to conduct field-based research on themes relating to RTI. It is hoped that the research output will enhance their understanding of the RTI Act.

Benefit: Stipend A stipend of ₹ 50,000/- per month for three months. (subject to tax deduction at source) Additional Grant ₹ 50,000/- for books, research material, travel, printing, production of creatives, etc., sanctioned on the basis of the research proposal and released on production of actual bills.

The scheme provides financial assistance of ₹1,000/- per month to students from Uttarakhand who are pursuing their education at the Rashtriya Indian Military College (RIMC).

Benefit: The scholarship is payable to students at the rate of ₹1,000/- per month.

Mission Youth, J&K has rolled out a specially designed community-oriented livelihood generation scheme for the youth of J&K under the name of ‘Rise Together.

Benefit: Financial assistance to the extent of ₹ 20.00 lakh comprising of an upfront subsidy component provided by Mission Youth (Minimum of ₹2.5 lakh or 10% of project cost) and a Loan provided by the Bank (70% of the project cost to the extent of ₹ 17.50 lakh). The balance cost of the project, not less than 20% of the project cost, shall be self-financed/ self-arranged by the beneficiary youth group as Margin Money for availing the Financial Assistance under the scheme. The special subsidy so provided towards Repayment under the scheme shall be limited to an aggregate of ₹ 5.0 lakh per case;

The scheme aims to promote higher education among girl students in the state by providing scholarships to those pursuing their first year of post-graduation in various government colleges across Uttarakhand.

Benefit: A scholarship of ₹51,000/- per student is given to 50 girl students enrolled in the first year of post-graduation at various government colleges across the state.

The Labor department of Madhya Pradesh state started the scheme "Riyaayati dar par Copies Ka Vitaran" for the children of construction worker.

Benefit: 10 Small Copies: ₹10/- per copy 10 Registers : ₹14/- per register

The scheme aims to promote soil test-based nutrient management by providing Soil Health Cards containing soil analysis results and fertilizer recommendations to farmers across India.

Benefit: Soil Health Card: Provides a Soil Health Card containing detailed soil analysis results.- Soil Testing Facility: Provides free or affordable access to soil testing services.- Soil Analysis Report: Provides timely and accurate soil analysis results to farmers.- Nutrient Recommendations: Provides customized soil nutrient and fertilizer recommendations based on soil test results.- Cost Optimization: Helps farmers optimize fertilizer use and reduce input costs by avoiding under-application or over-application of fertilizers. Soil Fertility Assessment: Assesses soil status based on 12 parameters: Nitrogen (N), Phosphorus (P), Potassium (K), Sulphur (S) Zinc (Zn), Iron (Fe), Copper (Cu), Manganese (Mn), Boron (Bo) pH, Electrical Conductivity (EC), Organic Carbon (OC) Financial Norms: Soil Sampling, Testing and Generation of Soil Health Card: ₹300/- per Soil Health Card. Soil Collection: ₹40/- Soil Testing and Analysis: ₹150/- Awareness Activities: ₹110/-

The scheme aims to provide easy and affordable access to soil testing facilities at the village level and support rural youth through financial assistance of ₹1,50,000/- for establishing Village Level Soil Testing Labs.

Benefit: One-Time Financial Assistance: Financial assistance of ₹1,50,000/- is provided for establishing a Village Level Soil Testing Lab (VLSTL). - Assistance for Soil Testing Equipment: Up to ₹1,00,000/- for soil testing equipment, reagents, sample shaker machine, and one-year Annual Maintenance Contract (AMC). - Assistance for Laboratory Consumables: Up to ₹50,000/- for distilled water, pH meter, conductivity meter, electronic balance, glassware, filter papers, and other required consumables. - Soil Testing Services: Provides affordable soil testing services to farmers at the village level. - Soil Health Advisory: Facilitates customized soil nutrient recommendations based on soil test results. - Agricultural Productivity Support: Helps farmers optimize fertilizer use and reduce input costs by avoiding under-application or over-application of fertilizers. - Awareness Generation: Promotes awareness regarding soil health and the importance of soil testing among farmers. - Employment Generation: Creates employment opportunities for rural youth through the operation of village-level laboratories. - Soil Data Collection: Supports the collection of local soil data for studies, policy formulation, and region-specific agricultural interventions.

Under this scheme, ₹3,000 per month (paid annually) is provided to eligible orphan children of ex-servicemen for educational and settlement support.

Benefit: Financial assistance of ₹3,000/- per month disbursed annually to each orphan child. NOTE: Direct credit to the beneficiary’s bank account via Electronic Clearing Service (ECS).

The scheme aims to provide financial assistance of ₹1,000/- per month per child to a maximum of two dependent children of eligible Ex-Servicemen (ESM) or their widows for school and undergraduate education, and to widows pursuing a postgraduate degree.

Benefit: Financial Assistance for Children: ₹1,000/- per month per child. Available for a maximum of 2 eligible children. Applicable from Class 1 to Class 12 and undergraduate degree courses. The child must successfully complete the academic year/course. Financial Assistance for Widows: ₹1,000/- per month. Available for widows pursuing a 2-year postgraduate degree course. The widow must successfully complete the course. Special Provision for Twin Children: If the 2nd and 3rd children are twins, assistance may be granted to all 3 children, subject to fulfillment of eligibility conditions. If the 1st and 2nd children are twins, assistance is restricted to the twin children only.

The scheme aims to provide financial relief to destitute non-pensioner Ex-Servicemen and their widows. Through this scheme, financial assistance per month (paid annually) is provided for lifetime support.

Benefit: Financial Assistance - ₹4,000/- per month per beneficiary. - Paid annually. - Provided for a lifetime. Historical Benefit Structure (For Context) - ₹100/- per month for 2 years (introduced in 1981). - ₹500/- per month for 2 years (revised in 2007). - One-time grant of ₹30,000/- at age 70/75 years (2007 revision). - ₹1,000/- per month for lifetime (October 2011 revision). Conditions Associated with Benefits - Applicable only to non-pensioner ESM up to the rank of Havildar/equivalent. - Continued for the widow after the death of the ESM (subject to a fresh application in some cases). - Non-transferable. - Ceases upon the death of the beneficiary (ESM or widow).

The aim of this aid gratis is to provide financial assistance to non-pensioner ESM or their widow to meet routine medical expenses during the year.

Benefit: A Financial assistance up to a maximum of ₹30,000/- per year per eligible Ex-Servicemen/widow is provided in a financial year.

The scheme aims to provide financial assistance to widows of ex-servicemen to help them become self-reliant through vocational training.

Benefit: Financial Assistance For vocational training, AFFDF is provided as a one-time aid of ₹50,000/- (max) on successful completion of said vocational training.

A scheme to provide financial assistance to Ex-Servicemen or their widows for their 100% disabled child.

Benefit: Financial assistance of ₹3000/- per month (paid annually) per child is provided to eligible ex-servicemen or their widows. The financial assistance is non-transferable and will cease automatically upon the death of the child.