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The scheme aims to promote agro-processing and value addition by providing capital investment assistance to private entrepreneurs operating in regulated APMC areas (general zones).

Benefit: Variable Grant Amount: The grant percentage is tailored to the needs of different market committees, offering 25% for 'A' and 'B' class committees and 50% for 'C' and 'D' class committees.- Maximum Assistance: The maximum financial assistance provided under the scheme is capped at ₹1,50,00,000/-, ensuring substantial support for eligible projects.

The scheme aims to financially assist the entrepreneurs for setting up hospitals/nursing homes. The applications for this scheme are accepted online through the PIPDIC portal.

Benefit: Financial Assistance to Entrepreneurs for setting up of small hospitals/nursing homes, polyclinics. etc., with 10 or more but less than 50 beds. _Cost of Project must not exceed ₹5,00,00,000/-._ _Post-graduate doctors are to be associated._

The scheme was launched by PIPDIC, Department of Industries & Commerce, Puducherry. The scheme aims to financially assist entrepreneurs for setting up entrepreneurs setting up of hotel/restaurant projects in urban areas. The applications for this scheme are accepted online through the PIPDIC portal.

Benefit: Financial Assistance to entrepreneurs for setting up of hotel / restaurant projects in urban areas. The Loan Limit is need based. The Project Cost must not exceed ₹12,00,00,000/-. The Repayment Period is upto 10 years including moratorium period.

The scheme "Scheme for Integrated Development for Horticulture (HRT-2)" aims to promote holistic horticultural growth through financial assistance for production, processing, marketing, and infrastructure support to farmers across Gujarat.

Benefit: Promotional Activities Support: Provides assistance for publications, exhibitions, competition seminars, Krishi Mela, and stall rental payments related to horticultural crops. - Farm Mechanization: Offers support for farm mechanization, including subsidies for power tillers and mini tractors. - Processing Unit Establishment: Facilitates the establishment of new distillation units for medicinal/aromatic crops and new processing units for cashew and other fruit crops. - Export Subsidies: Provides sea freight subsidy for the export of fruits, vegetables, flowers, and plants, and air freight subsidy for the export of horticultural produce. - Market Rate Control: Supports Minimum Support Price (MSP) to horticultural crops for control of market rates. - Utility Bill Subsidies: Offers subsidy on electricity bills for Greenhouse and Tissue Culture Laboratory. - Equipment Provision: Aids in the provision of harvesting equipment, processing equipment, and crop protection equipment. - Post-Harvest Management: Provides subsidy on packing materials for Post-harvest management of horticultural produce. - Protected Cultivation Infrastructure: Supports the establishment of various structures including Hi-tech Greenhouse (Fan and Pad), PolyHouse (Naturally Ventilated), Net House, kaccha mandap of tomato/chili and other vegetable trellises, Half-lined pedal for climber vegetables, Lined pedal for climber vegetables, and Plug Nursery. - Irrigation Infrastructure: Supports the establishment of Water storage tanks for Drip Irrigation.

The scheme “Scheme for Interest Subvention to Nano Household Enterprises” has been introduced to promote the Nano and household enterprises in the state.

Benefit: The unit will be eligible for interest subvention to an extent of 6% per annum for the term loan availed by the unit on a reimbursement basis for three years. For women and SC/ST enterprises, the interest subvention will be 8% for three years. The assistance shall be limited to the fixed percentage of the composite investment upon (a) plant & machinery, (b) other fixed assets including essential office equipment and (c) Electrification cost of Land and Building shall not be included in the Fixed Capital Investment under this scheme. Note: In the event of default on repayment of the loan with interest at the end of 1st year, the subvention will not be passed. The same is applicable for 2nd and 3rd years.

The Scheme for Loan and Advances to the Beneficiary for Construction of House was launched by the Tripura Building and Other Construction Workers Welfare Board, under the Labour Department of Tripura.

Benefit: Credit-linked interest subsidy at 6.5% for eligible loans. Loan amount up to ₹6 lakh, repayable over a maximum period of 20 years. Note: Direct subsidy credited to the loan account to reduce financial burden.

The scheme aims to promote fertiliser use for higher productivity. Subsidy-cum-loan assistance is provided in kind to small and marginal farmers.

Benefit: Provision of Manure and Fertilizers - Manures and fertilizers will be provided to eligible cultivators. - Assistance is given in kind and not in cash. Subsidy and Loan Component - Assistance is provided on a 40% subsidy and 60% loan basis. Crop-wise Fertilizer Quantity (in Nutrients) - Paddy: Nitrogen 110, Phosphorus 60, Potash 60 - Maize: Nitrogen 100, Phosphorus 50 - Groundnut: Nitrogen 25, Phosphorus 50 - Castor: Nitrogen 20, Phosphorus 20 - Wheat: Nitrogen 100, Phosphorus 50, Potash 50 - Sugarcane: Nitrogen 250, Phosphorus 125, Potash 125 Green Manuring Support - 40 kg of seeds per hectare will be supplied for green manuring. Loan Recovery Provision - The loan amount shall be recovered in one instalment after completion of the season. Season-wise Recovery Period - Kharif (June to July): Recovery from December to February - Rabi (October to November): Recovery from March to May - Hot Weather (January to February): Recovery from June to July Interest and Penalty Condition - Interest rate will be as prescribed by the Government of India from time to time. - In case of default, penal interest at 2½% will be charged. - Recovery will be made as arrears of land revenue.

The scheme provides financial assistance to registered Gaushalas for rearing purebred Gir or Kankrej male cow calves with high genetic quality to promote pure breeding in indigenous cattle.

Benefit: In Case the bull is provided by the Board: ₹1,18,000/- in the first year.- In Case the bull is purchased by the organization: ₹1,43,000/- in the first year.- Maintenance support: ₹64,800/- for the second and third year. Note: Assistance provided for three years per eligible organization.

The scheme “Margin Money Grant to Nano Units” is a loan-linked scheme operated by Directorate of Industries & Commerce, Govt. of Kerala. The scheme aims to provide financial assistance to Nano units in the State, engaged in manufacturing,job work & service activity having any type of value addition.

Benefit: Units with project costs up to ₹10 Lakhs will be covered in the scheme. Margin Money Grant of 30% to 40% of the Total Project cost according to the category of the applicant. Women, Youth (Age between 18 and 40), Differentially-Abled Persons, Ex-Servicemen, and persons belonging to the SC/ST category will be eligible for a 10% additional Grant. The maximum limit of margin money grant under the scheme shall be ₹4 lakhs per unit as follows. a. Loan given by financial institution/KFC/Co-operative bank: Minimum 40 % of the project cost b. Promoter’s contribution: Minimum 30 % of the project cost c. Margin money grand by Industries department: 30 % of the project cost limited to a maximum of 3 lakhs d. In case of special categories MMG will be 40 % of the project cost limited to a maximum of 4 lakhs and promoter’s contribution shall be 20%. Financial Assistance: CategoryLoan from Financial Institution (Minimum)Beneficiary Contribution (Minimum)Margin Money Grant (Maximum)General40%30%30%Special40%20%40%Note: The assistance under the scheme shall be released to the eligible entrepreneur by bank on a pro-rata basis.

The scheme was launched by PIPDIC, Department of Industries & Commerce, Puducherry. The scheme aims to financially assist entrepreneurs for setting up entrepreneurs setting up of hotel/restaurant projects in urban areas. The applications for this scheme are accepted online through the PIPDIC portal.

Benefit: Financial assistance is provided for the purpose of setting up new sales outlets or undertaking renovation and expansion of existing outlets for marketing Village and Small Industries (VSI) Products. The maximum total cost of the project that can be considered under this scheme must not exceed ₹25,00,000/-. A down payment of at least 50% of the Value of goods purchased is mandatory.

The Scheme for Maternity Benefit was launched by the Tripura Building and Other Construction Workers Welfare Board, under the Labour Department of Tripura. The scheme aims to provide financial assistance to registered female construction workers after delivery

Benefit: Financial Assistance for Delivery: Amount ₹8,000/- to female registered construction workers after delivery or the wife of a male registered construction worker. Maximum twice in a lifetime. Financial Assistance for Miscarriage: Amount ₹4,000/- to female registered construction workers or the wife of registered construction workers. Maximum twice in a lifetime. Maternity Leave with Pay: Maximum 3 months for female registered construction workers who have been working for not less than one year. NOTE: As per the unskilled minimum rate of wages for the building and other construction workers notified by the Labour Department, Govt. of Tripura.

The scheme provides financial assistance to the top 10 students from each district (based on 10th-grade public exam results) who study in government high schools, enabling them to pursue higher secondary education in select private schools of their choice across Tamil Nadu.

Benefit: Financial Assistance: Full financial assistance for pursuing higher secondary education in reputed private schools.

"Scheme for Pension Benefits to the Journalists/photojournalists" was launched by the Department of Information and Cultural Affairs, Govt. of Tripura aims to provide financial assistance in the form of a Pension of ₹1000/- to retired Journalists/ photojournalists.

Benefit: Pension of ₹10,000/- per month.

The scheme aims to promote economic self-reliance and ensure the well-being of persons with benchmark disabilities requiring high support. It provides a one-time financial assistance of ₹40,000/- to eligible applicants who are bonafide residents of Goa and belong to the EWS Category.

Benefit: Financial Assistance (one-time payment) of ₹40,000/- for the following purposes: Assistive technologies and required aids/appliances. Personal care assistance services. Educational or vocational training support. Conditions _The scheme can be availed once every five years, subject to reassessment of eligibility._ _Funds will be recovered if they are found to be misused or used for purposes other than those specified in the scheme._ _Beneficiaries may be required to participate in periodic audits by providing necessary documentation._ _In cases of misuse or non-compliance, the Department for Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities may disqualify the beneficiary from future assistance under the scheme._

The Scheme is intended to increase the production of natural rubber in India by accelerating new planting and replanting of rubber on scientific lines. Accelerated new planting/replanting would be achieved by giving proper technical guidance and financial assistance to growers.

Benefit: Rate of Subsidy Traditional Region General Category: ₹ 20,000/- ha + ₹ 5,000 /ha for planting material (Polybag/ Root trainer plants) of advanced growth. The assistance will be @ ₹ 10/- per plant limited to 500 plants per ha.1. SC Category: ₹ 35000/- ha + ₹ 5,000 /ha for planting material (Polybag/ Root trainer plants) of advanced growth. The assistance will be @ ₹ 10/- per plant limited to 500 plants per ha. Non-Traditional and North Eastern Region ₹ 35,000 per ha and ₹ 5,000/ ha for planting material (Polybag/ Root trainer plants) of advanced growth. The assistance will be @ ₹ 10/- per plant limited to 500 plants per ha. Mode of Payment Planting subsidy shall be paid in single instalments subject to the completion of the stipulated items of work to the satisfaction of the Board. Payment of subsidy shall be only through bank by e-transfer. Beneficiaries should provide Aadhar-linked bank account details in the application for financial assistance.

The scheme “Scheme for Promoting Young Talents in Science-I (SPYTiS-I)” is constituted for the purpose of providing financial and technical assistance to talented young students who have innovative ideas in scientific/technological pursuits.

Benefit: Groups of a maximum of 5 students of Class VIII-XII from a school will be selected for financial assistance of up to ₹5,000/- for doing a science project. 1. Financial assistance will be provided to the host school and the students have to work under the guidance/supervision of a teacher. 1. Awardees are encouraged to participate in the Science Talent Fair, National Children’s Science Congress, or Kerala Science Congress organized by KSCSTE to present their projects/findings. 1. The duration of the project is one year.

The scheme “Scheme for Promoting Young Talents in Science-II (SPYTiS-II)” is constituted for the purpose of providing financial and technical assistance to talented young students who have innovative ideas in scientific/technological pursuits.

Benefit: Students who have innovative ideas in science & technology are enrolled in polytechnic colleges and undergraduate courses in colleges will be provided financial assistance up to ₹10,000/- for conducting projects. Financial assistance will be provided to the host institution and the students have to work under the guidance/supervision of a teacher. Awardees are encouraged to participate in the Science Talent Fair, National Children’s Science Congress, or Kerala Science Congress organized by KSCSTE to present their projects/findings. The duration of the project is one year. Under the scheme, no major equipment for research will be granted. Minor equipment, if found necessary, will be granted only to an institution in the State. In such a case, the budget for minor equipment shall be limited to 30% of the maximum eligible amount. Further, all permanent assets evolved from the project shall be the assets of the institution.

The scheme aims to encourage affordable rental housing development. Through this scheme, Floor Space Index benefits and regulatory relaxations are provided to eligible housing projects.

Benefit: For any housing complex to apply under the SPARSH 2.0 scheme, the proposed construction should either be registered under the ARHC scheme or, in the alternative, should fulfil all conditions as mentioned in the first vertical except condition (g) and shall also have other valid permissions as may be required in law. Concerned authorities, whether the Planning and Development Authority or Municipalities, entrusted with the responsibility of giving construction permission or an occupancy certificate, shall provide the following benefits/relaxation to the construction permission. Each such housing complex under the SPARSH 2.0 scheme shall be entitled to an additional 50% of the applicable FSI. Each such housing complex under the SPARSH 2.0 scheme shall be entitled to an additional 20% of the ground coverage. Each such housing complex under the SPARSH 2.0 scheme shall be entitled to such relaxations in setbacks or abutting road size as the concerned Authority may determine by rules/bye-laws made in this behalf. With the exception of Green Zone and notwithstanding any other zone, road-width, or area, 20% of the permissible ground coverage shall be allowed to be used for commercial/business purposes. The concerned Authority shall regularise the existing housing complexes if they fall within the relaxed guidelines as prescribed under this Scheme. Concerned Revenue Departments shall prioritise any application for NA for the construction of such housing complexes.

The scheme aims to increase affordable rental housing infrastructure. Through this scheme, land identification and government housing development support are provided.

Benefit: All municipalities, District Panchayats, PSUs, and Autonomous bodies within UT of DNH-DD shall be obliged to identify lands in their respective jurisdictions with the help of concerned revenue departments, and to construct at least one SPARSH 2.0 housing or to run at least one SPARSH 2.0 housing on houses already under their possession in their respective jurisdictions Such municipalities, District Panchayats, PSUs, and Autonomous bodies within UT of DNH-DD shall do so either through their own funds, or if the same is not viable, through Grant in Aid allotted to them. In order to be eligible under SPARSH 2.0, the units constructed under this vertical shall follow the same norms as mentioned in Vertical 2.

The scheme aims to promote affordable rental housing infrastructure. Through this scheme, registration and recognition benefits are provided to eligible housing complexes.

Benefit: Each Housing Complex under the Scheme shall either be a registered Housing Complex under the ARHC scheme or, in the alternative, should provide the following minimum basic facilities or adhere to the following minimum basic specifications: One dwelling unit of the complex should not be less than 322 sq ft. in area. Not more than 33% of the dwelling units of the complex should be more than 350 sq ft. Each dwelling unit should have at least two rooms and a separate toilet, bathroom and either a separate kitchen for each room or a common kitchen for the entire housing complex. Each Dwelling Unit should be properly ventilated. If the dwelling unit is being used as a dormitory, the dwelling unit shall not contain more than 1 bed per 55 sq feet. Each DU should have a dedicated water supply. The Housing Complex should have solar panels, and common areas should have free of cost lighting for all residents. The housing complex should have a valid construction permission and/or occupancy certificate. The housing complex should have septic tanks or soak pits of size not less than 105 litres x 5 x the number of dwelling units x 2 or as per CPHEEO norms, whichever is higher. At least 66% of the dwelling units, rounded to the lowest integer, should be reserved to be rented to the Economically Weaker Section. The responsibility for maintenance of the housing complex, including the collection of waste in twin bins, etc., shall be of the owner of the housing complex. The owner of the housing complex shall agree to rent at least 66% of the dwelling units of the housing complex to EWS for at least 20 years.