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Chhattisgarh State Government started a scheme "E-Thela Sahaayata Yojana" for unorganized worker on 19 June 2017.

Benefit: Registered unorganized labor individuals will need to cover the expenses of ₹ 10,000 for scheme execution. A grant of ₹ 30,000/- will be provided by the Chhattisgarh Unorganized Worker State Social Security Board. The remaining sum will be extended to the Rikshaw/Auto Driver as a bank loan, with the beneficiary responsible for repaying it within a specified timeframe and at the interest rate determined by the bank. The Board will only transfer its contribution to the beneficiary's account once all the necessary loan-related documents are submitted to the board.

BIRAC’s E-YUVA Fellows shall apply as a team and pursue their research work at their College/University labs and will also be allowed access to facilities at EYC and EYC Knowledge Partners as and when required.

Benefit: BIRAC’s E-YUVA Fellows will receive a quarterly stipend and annual research grant as mentioned below: 1. Quarterly Stipend: INR 7,500/- per quarter per student of the team 1. Annual research grant: INR 2,50,000/- per team 1. EYCs, EYC knowledge partners, and BIRAC provide continuous mentoring support to fellows, including but not limited to Technical Mentoring, IP Support, Legal Support, Networking and Outreach, Training, Regulatory Advice, Business Mentoring, and Fundraising. Note 01: Stipend is released quarterly to the student’s account, subject to the Mentor’s approval. Note 02: The annual research grant is released in two installments (1st installment: 75%; 2nd installment: 25%) to the Institute’s account and is managed by the mentor/guide.

BIRAC’s Innovation fellows shall apply as an individual and are required to work full time at EYC. BIRAC’s Innovation Fellows are expected to initiate biotech startups. Hence, only proposals with potential to commercialize innovative products and technologies will be considered for support.

Benefit: BIRAC’s Innovation Fellows will receive fellowship grants and annual research grants as mentioned below: Fellowship grant: 1. INR 30,000/- per month for Post-graduate fellow 1. INR 50,000/- per month for Post-doctoral fellow Annual research grant: 1. INR 3,00,000/- per year for Post-graduate fellow 1. INR 5,00,000/- per year for Post-doctoral fellow Note: EYCs and BIRAC provide continuous mentoring support to fellows, including but not limited to Technical Mentoring, IP Support, Legal Support, Networking, and Outreach, Training, Regulatory Advice, Business Mentoring and Fundraising.

E-YUVA Centers are housed within the University/Institute set-up. It acts as an anchor and extends requisite support and mentoring to students. Each EYC has a BIRAC-supported pre-incubation space which offers infrastructure and equipment for basic research and experimentation by selected students.

Benefit: Financial Support to each EYC: A. Non-recurring Head (Creating pre-incubation space): Year 1 (INR in Lakhs)Year 2 (INR in Lakhs)Year 3 (INR in Lakhs)Total (INR in Lakhs)Refurbishing Cost100010Equipment Cost300030Sub Total (A)400040B. Recurring Head: Year 1 (INR in Lakhs)Year 2 (INR in Lakhs)Year 3 (INR in Lakhs)Total (INR in Lakhs)4 Workshops @1 lakh each44412Manpower for EYC (@5% increase/year) Coordinator – 1 @₹75,000/-, Project assistant – 1 @₹25,000/- and Office assistant – 1 @₹15,000/-13.8014.4915.2143.50Travel for EYC staff1113Outreach, publications etc.1113Honorarium for conducting review meetings1113Contingency1113Sub Total (B)21.8022.4923.2167.50Total Support (A+B)61.8022.4923.21107.50

The 'E.V.R. Maniammaiyar Ninaivu Marriage Assistance Scheme for Daughters of Poor Widows: Scheme-I' was launched by the Social Welfare and Women Empowerment Department, Tamil Nadu. The scheme aims to help poor widow mothers by providing financial assistance for the marriage of their daughters.

Benefit: Financial assistance of ₹25,000/- given to the widow to meet the expenses incurred in the marriage of her daughter. 1 Sovereign (8gm) 22-carat gold coin for making Thirumangalyam (Mangalsutra). Mode of Disbursal: Through Electronic Clearing Service. NOTE: The benefit can be given to the bride in case of the death of the widowed mother.

The "E.V.R. Maniammaiyar Ninaivu Marriage Assistance Scheme for Daughters of Poor Widows: Scheme-II" was launched by the Social Welfare and Women Empowerment Department, Tamil Nadu. The scheme aims to help poor widow mothers by providing financial assistance for the marriage of their daughter's.

Benefit: Financial assistance of ₹50,000/- for marriage expenses. 1 Sovereign (8gm) 22-carat gold coin for making Thirumangalyam. Mode of Disbursal: Through Electronic Clearing Service. NOTE: The benefit can be given to the bride in case of the death of the widowed mother.

The "Early Intervention Center for the Children with Intellectually Disabled" was launched by the Department for the Welfare of Differently Abled Persons, Government of Tamil Nadu.

Benefit: Early intervention provides to children with intellectual disabilities.

The "Early Intervention Centre for Children with Cerebral Palsy in SRTC, Chennai and Tiruchirapalli Districts" was launched by the Department for the Welfare of Differently Abled Persons, Tamil Nadu. Under this scheme, stimulation training is given to the children affected with cerebral palsy.

Benefit: Early intervention provides stimulation training to the children.

The "Early Intervention Centre for Infants and Young Children with Hearing Impairment" was launched by the Department for the Welfare of Differently Abled Persons, Government of Tamil Nadu. Under this scheme, Infants and young children with hearing impairment are given training to develop speech.

Benefit: Infants and young children with hearing impairment are given the training to develop speech and language skills.

The "Early Intervention Centre for the Visually Impaired" was launched by the Department for the Welfare of Differently Abled Persons, Government of Tamil Nadu. Under this scheme, visually impaired children are identified, assessed and prepared to join main stream education in 6 districts.

Benefit: Early Intervention Centre identified the visually impaired children to join main stream education.

The "Early Intervention Centres for Children with Autism" was launched by the Department for the Welfare of Differently Abled Persons, Government of Tamil Nadu. Under this scheme, Early intervention programme emphasizes attending to social stimuli, imitation skills, language comprehension and usage.

Benefit: Early intervention helps children with Autism by addressing social stimuli, imitation skills, language comprehension and usage, and appropriate play skills.

The scheme provides quality early childhood care, development, and pre-primary education for children between the ages of 3 to 6 years. The scheme ensures safe, child-friendly infrastructure with furniture, TLM, & facilities in co-located Anganwadi centres within government school premises.

Benefit: Providing infrastructure facilities such as furniture, TLM, and child-friendly furniture in co-located Anganwadi centres functioning within the premises of government schools in the state. - Training of Anganwadi workers and assistants. - Ensuring pre-school readiness so that children acquire cognitive and psychological skills before admission to Class 1.

The scheme aims to encourage the demand for environment-friendly products that cause lesser adverse impacts on the environment. It provides an Ecomark label for products meeting specified environmental criteria to eligible producers, manufacturers, importers, and exporters.

Benefit: The scheme grants an Ecomark label to the product. The Ecomark granted to the product shall be valid for a period of three years or until a change in the Ecomark criteria for the product, whichever is earlier. Conditions Every holder of Ecomark shall submit an annual report to the Central Pollution Control Board online through the web portal on or before the 31st May of every year. Every person who has been granted an Ecomark in respect of a product shall affix on such product an Ecomark label granted under these rules. The holder of Ecomark shall allow the Central Pollution Control Board or the registered agencies to undertake such inspection and verification as may be considered necessary for ensuring compliance. The holder of the Ecomark shall grant access to the premises in which the product concerned is produced or kept to the Central Pollution Control Board and the registered agency.

Rajasthan Government started a scholarship for Sahariya tribal girls' higher education (Class 11 and 12).

Benefit: The student will be paid ₹3,500/- for a total of 10 months at the rate of Rs. 350/- per month.

Rajasthan Government started a scholarship for tribal girls higher education (Class 11 & 12) In the year 2011.

Benefit: Rs. 3,500/- One time and fully in July

Rajasthan Government started a scholarship for tribal girls higher education (College Level) In the year 1994-95.

Benefit: Annual financial assistance of Rs. 5,000/- is provided for 10 months at the rate of Rs.500/- per month.

The scheme aims to support Economically Backward Class (EBC) students of Uttarakhand from Class 11th onwards by providing financial assistance for their education, including tuition fees and other academic expenses.

Benefit: Total Amount = Educational Allowance + Tuition fee - Group 1: ₹20,000/- (₹10,000/- + ₹10,000/-) - Group 2: ₹13,000/- (₹8,000/- + ₹5,000/-) - Group 3: ₹8,000/- (₹6,000/- + ₹2,000/-) - Group 4: ₹5,000/- (₹5,000/- + ₹ 0)

The "Education Assistance - Folk Artist" scheme was launched by the Art and Culture Department, Government of Tamil Nadu. The scheme provides financial assistance for the education of children of registered folk artistes.

Benefit: Financial Assistance for the children of registered folk artistes Girl and Boy children studying 10th - ₹1,000/- Girl children studying 11th - ₹1,000/- Girl and Boy children studying 12th - ₹1,500/- Regular Degree Course with Hostel facility - ₹3,250/- Regular Post Graduate Course with Hostel facility - ₹5,000/- Professional Degree Course with Hostel facility - ₹6,000/- Professional PG Course with Hostel facility - ₹10,000/- ITI or Polytechnic Course with Hostel Facility - ₹2,200/-

The "Education Assistance for the Construction Workers" by the Delhi Building and Other Construction Workers Welfare Board, Labour Department, Delhi, is a welfare scheme that provides scholarship to the childrens of the construction worker of the board.

Benefit: Sl. NoClass/LevelQuantum of Assistance (Per Month)1.Class 1 to 8₹ 500/-2.Class 9 to 10₹ 700/-3.Class 11 to 12₹ 1,000/- 4.Graduation level₹ 3,000/-5.ITI Course₹ 4,000/-6.L.LB. Course (5 Years)₹ 4,000/-7.L.LB Course (3 years)₹ 3,000/- 8.Polytechnic Diploma₹ 5,000/-9.Technical Course such as Engineering, Medical, MBA₹ 10,000/-10. Distance education/ open learning school/ College/ private study and obtains certificate from recognized School /College /institution75% of the grant allowed for regular study. Financial assistance will be provided only one time for any graduation level course. Note: Scholarships are provided upto 2 nominated children of Registered and Live Member of the Board, after the completion of year of study. Financial assistance for 1, 2 and 3 above shall be available to members from the date of their registration with the Board. Financial assistance for 4 to 10 above shall be available to members who have membership for more than one year. In case a Beneficiary dies his/her children will be still given financial assistance upto Class-VIII. In case a beneficiary dies, and she has been a member for more than five years, then his/her children will get financial education for completing their schooling. In case a beneficiary dies, and she/he has been a member for more than five years, then his/her children will get financial education for completing their schooling. In case a beneficiary dies and his/ her children are already getting financial assistance for any course (accepted by the Board), then the assistance will continue for the normal duration of that course subject to normal conditions like attendance etc.

Under this scheme, financial assistance is provided once a year to any two children of a construction worker for the career development of bright and needy construction worker students seeking admission in the higher education courses of the state.

Benefit: Under the scheme, the following benefits are provided to students from Standard 1 to 12, as well as for those pursuing Graduation and Postgraduate studies: Sl. No.Courses Amount of Assistance per Child per Annum1Class-1 to Class-5₹1,800/-2Class-6 to Class-8₹2,400/-3Class-9 to Class-10₹8,000/-4Class-11 to Class-12₹10,000/-5Post-12th higher education graduate level courses like BA, B.Com., B.B.A., B.Sc., B.C.A., L.L.B. Courses prescribed in Govt. Recognized Institute₹10,000/-6Courses at postgraduate level of higher education after graduation viz., MA, M.Com., M.Sc., M.S.W., M.L.W. Courses₹15,000/-7Post-graduation courses of higher education such as M.C.A., M.B.A. Courses prescribed in Govt. Recognized Institute₹25,000/-8For self-supporting courses in Diploma from Govt. recognized institution after Class-10₹25,000/-9After Class-12-Courses at the graduate level of higher education such as medical and dental courses prescribed in a government-recognized institution1. Minimum: ₹25,000/- 2. Maximum: ₹2,00,000/- or 100% of the fee, whichever is higher10Post Graduate Level Professional Courses of Higher Education viz., Pharmacy, Agriculture, Ayurveda, Homeopathy, Nursing, Physiotherapy, Para-Medical Courses prescribed in a Government Recognized Institution/Independent Institution.1. Minimum: ₹25,000/- 2. Maximum ₹50,000/- or 100% of the fee, whichever is higher11Professional courses at the graduate level of higher education viz., Engineering/Technology, Architecture, etc. Courses prescribed in a government-recognized Institution/ Independent Institution.1. Minimum: ₹25,000/- 2. Maximum ₹50,000/- or 100% of the fee, whichever is higher> Hostel assistance: - 1,200/- per month as board and food allowance for 10 months of the year to children studying outside the taluk of their present residence and not admitted in government/subsidized hostels, enrolled in courses like Bachelors, Engineering, Medical etc. The amount which is less will be payable. Book assistance: Assistance eligible to first-year admitted students: Sl. No.Course/StandardAmount of Book Assistance1Diploma₹3,000/-2In courses like Engineering/Technology, Pharmacy, Architecture, Agriculture, Ayurveda, Homeopathy, Nursing, Physiotherapy, Para-Medical, Veterinary₹5,000/-3Graduates like Medical and Dental₹10,000/-