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The scheme "Construction of Dudhghar/ Godown (Scheduled Tribe Area)" provides financial assistance for the construction of Dudhghar (milk storage unit) and Godown (cattle feed storage) for Village Milk Producer Co-operative Societies in Scheduled Tribe areas of Gujarat.

Benefit: Name of the ComponentStandard of assistanceRemarksMinimum Time Limit (in Years) for Reclaiming BenefitsDudhghar/ GodownUnit price (₹10,00,000/-)or actual expenditure occurs for construction, out of that 50% of whichever is less.Maximum ₹5,00,000/-Once in lifetime

“Construction of Fish Markets” is a scheme by the Dept. of Fisheries, Govt. of Goa. Through this scheme, subsidy is provided to the local bodies such as Municipalities and Village Panchayat in the State of Goa for the construction of fish markets. The applications are accepted only in offline mode.

Benefit: For Panchayats/Municipalities with an Annual Income of up to ₹2,00,000: 100% Subsidy, Limited to ₹5,00,000.- For Panchayats/Municipalities with an Annual Income Above ₹2,00,000: 75% Subsidy, Limited to ₹5,00,000.

This scheme provides free houses to tribals who already possess free house site pattas. The construction of the houses is carried out by government authorities, ensuring shelter for tribal communities.

Benefit: Housing Infrastructure: Free house construction for eligible tribal people.

Launched on 24th December 2013, the scheme "Construction of Warehouse for Grain Storage" by the Panchayat and Rural Development Department, Government of Madhya Pradesh aims to provide modern and scientific food grain storage facilities under Food Security Act 13 to applicants in rural areas.

Benefit: Construction of modern and scientific food grain storage facilities.

The Scheme aims at providing hostel facilities to students belonging to socially and educationally backward classes, especially from rural areas, to enable them to pursue secondary and higher education.

Benefit: The cost per hostel seat in different areas under the scheme are as follows:- North Eastern Region: ₹3,50,000/- per seat Himalayan Regions: ₹3,50,000/- per seat Rest of country: ₹3,00,000/- per seat (OR) as per the schedule of the rates for the concerned State Government, whichever is lower. There will also be a one-time non-recurring grant of ₹2,500/- per seat for providing furniture/equipment to the hostels constructed under the Scheme. The funding pattern as per the guidelines are: - The cost of construction of hostels for Boys has to be shared between the Centre and the State in 60:40 ratio. - There will be 90% central assistance to State Governments in case of Girls Hostels and 10% of cost will be borne by the State Governments. - In case of Union Territories, the Central Assistance shall be 100% and for North Eastern States and 3 Himalayan States (Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand), it shall be 90%. - For Central Universities/Institutes, the share will be 90% by Government of India and 10% by the Central University/Institute for both Boys and Girls Hostels. - The amount of grant will be released in 3 installments in 50:45:5 ratio, of which 5% grant will be released after completion of the work and occupation of the rooms by the OBC Boys and Girls. Note: The construction work of the Hostel has to be completed within eighteen months from award of work order or two years from the release of 1st installment of Central assistance, whichever is earlier. In no case the time will be extended beyond 2 years. Any cost escalation due to delay in the project will be borne by the State/Institute. Proposals for 2nd installment must be received in this Ministry within one year from the date of release of 1st installment after completing construction work up to roof level.

The scheme aims to provide Scheduled Caste farmers with free and adequate irrigation by constructing small irrigation projects such as water tanks and pipelines in Scheduled Caste-dominated areas, thereby helping them improve their farming.

Benefit: Under this scheme, farmers will be provided with free irrigation facilities. The following projects are constructed for collective irrigation in Scheduled Caste-dominated areas: - Hauz (Water Storage Tank) - Construction of Pipelines / Water Channels (Gool)

The scheme aims to provide Scheduled Tribe farmers with free and adequate irrigation by constructing small irrigation projects such as water tanks and pipelines in Scheduled Tribe-dominated areas, thereby helping them improve their farming.

Benefit: Under this scheme, farmers will be provided with free irrigation facilities. The following projects are constructed for collective irrigation in Scheduled Tribe-dominated areas: - Hauz (Water Storage Tank) - Construction of Pipelines / Water Channels (Gool)

The scheme aims to provide farmers with free and reliable irrigation facilities by constructing NABARD-funded minor irrigation projects, so that water availability improves and farming becomes easier and more productive.

Benefit: Under the scheme, farmers will be provided free irrigation facilities. The following works will be undertaken to provide irrigation facilities to the farmers under the scheme: Solar Pump Irrigation Scheme Pipeline / Water Channel (Gool) Water Storage Tank / Geo-lined Tank Construction of Check Dam (Hilly Areas) Small Gated Weir (Plains Areas)

The scheme aims to provide free and reliable irrigation facilities to farmers in hilly areas by constructing solar-powered lift irrigation projects on high-altitude agricultural lands where conventional canal or pipeline irrigation is not feasible.

Benefit: Under this scheme, farmers will be provided with free irrigation facilities. In hilly areas, irrigation facilities is made available by constructing solar-powered lift irrigation projects on agricultural lands located at high altitudes, where providing irrigation through canals or pipelines is not feasible.

The scheme aims to provide grants of 25% of the total cost, up to a maximum of ₹50.00 lakh, for the construction of sports infrastructure facilities in the private sector, including Badminton, Table Tennis, Squash, Indoor Cricket, Basketball, Volleyball, Football, Hockey, and Swimming.

Benefit: Under this scheme, 25% of the total cost of the infrastructure, or up to a maximum of ₹50.00 lakh, is provided as a grant.

The scheme provides financial assistance to farmers across Gujarat for constructing water storage tanks to support drip irrigation, with cost-sharing benefits based on farmer category.

Benefit: Unit cost of construction: ₹1,00,000/- per tank. - For General category farmers: 50% subsidy, up to ₹50,000/-. - For SC/ST farmers: 75% subsidy, up to ₹75,000/-.

The "Construction Workers Night Shelter Scheme" by the Labour Department, Government of Madhya Pradesh provides for the construction of night shelters in urban areas and large Gram Panchayats. These shelters are intended for construction workers and their dependent family members.

Benefit: Night shelters for construction workers and their families.

The "Continuation of Pension'' by the BOCW Welfare Board, Department of Labour, Karnataka, is a welfare scheme that provides a monthly pension to registered construction workers who have paid subscriptions for at least three (3) years.

Benefit: Monthly Pension: ₹2,000/- to eligible registered workers.

The scheme "Contribution to State Agriculture Marketing Board Development Fund (General)" by the Agriculture and Co-operation Department, Government of Gujarat, aims to strengthen market infrastructure through financial assistance to State Agriculture Marketing Boards.

Benefit: Monetary Benefits: The scheme ensures a mandatory financial contribution from the State Government, amounting to not less than 5% of the total deposits made by the Market Committees into the Development Fund.

The "Contributory Social Security Scheme (CSSS)" intends to provide social security to marginal workers on a contributory basis. The duration of the scheme shall be for a period of 5 years, or 10 years. The amount will be deposited in a bank account opened for the beneficiary.

Benefit: A contribution of ₹ 300/- by the state and ₹ 200/- by the beneficiary shall be made per quarter for 5 or 10 years into the joint account opened for this purpose. The amount will be deposited in a bank account opened for the beneficiary, which will remain pledged to the District Social Welfare Officer (DSWO) for the period of the scheme. On completion of the scheme, the beneficiary has the option to withdraw the whole amount or re-invest in a pension scheme. The beneficiary is insured under this scheme.

Under this scheme, financial assistance in the form of interest subvention is provided to farmers who repay their crop loans on time, helping them improve their agricultural productivity and economic well-being.

Benefit: Name of Component Standard of AssistanceMinimum Time Limit (in Year) for Reclaiming BenefitsCOP-34, Financial assistance to farmer for Interest Subvention4% interest subvention on timely repayment of crop loan taken by farmers up to ₹3,00,000/-only once in a financial year

The scheme aims to financially strengthen cooperative purchase and sale unions through 50% capital subsidy for project development such as procurement, processing, marketing, and storage activities.

Benefit: Financial Assistance: Provides a 50% capital subsidy to cooperative unions, with a maximum limit of ₹20,00,000/-. - Improved Services for Farmers: Enables unions to offer better and more diverse services to farmers, such as providing quality agricultural inputs, procuring produce at support prices, and offering modern processing and storage facilities. - Enhanced Infrastructure: Supports the development of infrastructure like storage godowns, processing units, and marketing channels, which benefits the entire agricultural supply chain. - Increased Market Access: Helps unions establish better marketing and branding of agricultural produce, potentially leading to better prices for farmers' products.

The scheme provides financial assistance to Primary Agricultural Credit Societies (PACS) and Large-sized Agricultural Multi-Purpose Societies (LAMPS) in General and Tribal areas to strengthen their economic viability and ensure their continued contribution to the cooperative credit structure.

Benefit: Incentive admissible over and above the average amount of the last three yearsPercentage of the grant of incentive on the excess amountFor growth from 10% to 15% 1 %For growth above 15% and up to 20% 1.5 %For growth above 20% 2% or a maximum of ₹.50,000/- whichever is less (on deposits up to a ₹2,00,000/- whichever is less) Note: The benefit of the scheme is available only once in a financial year.

The “Cost of Hearing Aid for the Construction Workers” scheme by the BOCW Welfare Board, Labour Department,West Bengal, is a welfare scheme that provides reimbursement for purchasing Hearing Aids to each registered beneficiary if required.

Benefit: Quantum of Assistance: Upto ₹5000/-.

The “Cost of Spectacle for the Construction Workers” scheme by the BOCW Welfare Board, Labour Department,West Bengal, is a welfare scheme that provides reimbursement for purchasing spectacle to each registered beneficiary if required.

Benefit: Quantum of Assistance: Upto ₹500/- for purchasing spectacle.