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"Annual Insurance Premium for Boat Owners" under "Financial Assistance for Availing Subsidy Components for the Development of Marine Fisheries"

"Annual Insurance Premium for Boat Owners" under "Financial Assistance for Availing Subsidy Components for the Development of Marine Fisheries" is introduced to increase marine fish production through subsidies for the annual premiums for insurance coverage paid by the mechanized boat operators.

💰50% subsidy subject to a maximum of ₹ 20,000 per boat on annual insurance premium. | The rate of subsidy/maximum limit may be revised by the Government from time to time.

🌾 AgricultureState/ UT

"Interest Subvention on Working Capital" under the "Assam Tea Industries Special Incentives Scheme"

The scheme aims to ensure long term financial sustainability of the Tea industry and incentivize Orthodox tea production over Crush, Tear, Curl tea. It provides interest subvention, production subsidies, plant & machinery subsidies, tax holidays to tea plantations and manufacturing units in Assam.

💰Benefit Amount: Interest subvention of 3% per annum on Working Capital Loan. | Maximum Claimable Amount: ₹20,00,000/- per annum per unit (garden). | Validity Period: Extended for five years till the end of the Financial Year 2027-28. | Applicable Financial Years: 2023-24, 2024-25, 2025-26, 2026-27, and 2027-28. | Disbursement Mode: Direct Benefit Transfer as reimbursement. | Claim Period: On completion of every financial year.

🌾 AgricultureState/ UT

"Orthodox or Specialty Tea Production Subsidy" under the "Assam Tea Industries Special Incentives Scheme"

The scheme aims to ensure long-term financial sustainability of the Tea industry and to incentivize manufacturers to move from Crush, Tear, Curl tea to Orthodox tea production. The scheme is implemented by the Finance Department and the Industries & Commerce Department, Government of Assam.

💰Benefit Amount: ₹10/- per kilogram for Orthodox tea, Green tea, White tea, Oolong tea, Singhpo tea, Purple Tea, Yellow tea, or other Specialty tea | Special Rate: ₹12/- per kilogram for applications of Financial Year 2023-24 only (tea production year 2022-23). | Validity Period: Extended from Financial Year 2023-24 to 2027-28. | Disbursement Mode: Direct Benefit Transfer as reimbursement. | Claim Deadline: Latest by 30th June on completion of every financial year. | Additional Benefit: Provided in addition to any other subsidy claimed from the Tea Board of India or any other agency.

🌾 AgricultureState/ UT

"Subsidy for Orthodox & Speciality Tea Unit for Plant & Machinery" under the "Assam Tea Industries Special Incentives Scheme"

💰Benefit Amount: 25% of the cost of Plant & Machinery. | Maximum Amount: ₹30,00,000/- or 25% of actual cost, whichever is less. | Validity Period: Units starting production on or after 01-04-2020 and before 31-03-2028. | Claim Period: Within 12 months of the start of commercial manufacturing activities. | Disbursement Mode: Direct Benefit Transfer as reimbursement. | Post-Selection Condition: Manufacturing unit shall not sell the machinery before expiry of at least 5 years from start of manufacturing.

🌾 AgricultureState

₹ 5 Lakh Insurance Cover To Farmers

Launched on 15 August 2018, the scheme "₹5 Lakh Insurance Cover for Farmers" is an Insurance Scheme by the Department of Agriculture, Government of Telangana. This scheme provides ₹5 lakh insurance coverage to all farmers aged between 18 and 60 years.

💰Financial Security: Provides ₹5 lakh insurance coverage to farmers' families in case of the farmer's death, offering substantial financial assistance. 1. Inclusive Coverage: Covers death due to any cause, including natural causes and accidents. 1. Quick Disbursement: Ensures compensation is paid to the nominee within 10 days of the farmer's death. 1. Zero Cost to Farmers: Farmers are not required to pay any premium, as the state government bears the entire cost on their behalf. 1. Wide Beneficiary Base: Approximately 50 lakh farmers benefit from this scheme annually.

🌾 AgricultureState/ UT

Assam Tea Plantations Provident Fund Scheme

The scheme aims to provide financial security to Assam tea plantation workers through a contributory provident fund. It benefits eligible employees earning up to ₹6,500/- per month by accumulating 12% contributions from both the worker and employer, earning interest to be paid upon retirement.

💰Provident Fund Accumulation: Members receive credit for their own contribution of 12% of wages and an equal 12% contribution from the employer. | Interest: The accumulated deposits earn interest at a rate declared by the Board every year. | Final Settlement: The total credit balance with interest is paid to the member or nominee upon retirement, resignation, death, or invalidity. | Refundable Advances: Members can avail advances up to 25% of the balance or nine months' pay (whichever is less) for marriage, death ceremonies, medical treatment, or children's higher education. | Housing Advance: A non-refundable advance is available for constructing or purchasing a dwelling house, equal to 24 months' wage, total contribution, or housing cost, whichever is less. | Hardship Relief: A non-refundable advance is granted in cases of hardship due to natural calamities or the closure of a plantation.

🌾 AgricultureState/ UT

Atma Nirbhar Matsya Palan Yojana

The scheme aims to provide a 45% subsidy with credit linkage for fishery infrastructure to ST individuals, SHGs, and FPOs engaged in aquaculture.

💰Benefits: | - 45% Government Subsidy. | - 45% Bank Loan (credit-linked). | - 10% Beneficiary Contribution.

🌾 AgricultureState/ UT

Atma Nirbhar Pashu Palan Yojana

The scheme aims to enhance rural livelihoods, promote sustainable animal husbandry practices, & contribute to self-reliance in livestock sector. Under this scheme, financial assistance is provided to unemployed individuals, SHGs, cooperative societies, etc. for livestock rearing & allied activities.

💰Under this scheme, financial assistance in the form of credit-linked support is provided to eligible beneficiaries for livestock rearing and allied activities.

🌾 AgricultureState/ UT

Atma Nirbhar Plantation Yojana

The scheme aims to promote self-reliance in the agriculture sector through sustainable plantation activities across the state. Under this scheme, support in the form of plantation assistance and allied resources is provided to individual farmers, Self-Help Groups & Farmer Producer Organizations.

💰Access to plantation support including technical guidance, planting material, and financial assistance.

🌾 AgricultureState

Chief Minister's Krishi Rinn Yojana

The Government of Arunachal Pradesh has introduced The Chief Minister's Krishi Rinn Yojana (CMKRY) with the aim of providing a zero interest crop loan facility to farmers of the state to enable them easy access to formal credit through banking channels.

💰Benefits | - Kisan Credit Card and card limit up to ₹3.00 lakh as loan, sanctioned by all banks to all farmers of the state during the current financial year. | - Interest subvention of 4% on crop loan, over and above the subvention given by the Government of India. | - In effect, farmers making timely repayments can avail ₹3.00 lakh of the loan with access to an interest credit facility. | - Zero-interest crop loans provide financial relief to farmers and reduce their burden of interest payments. | - Easy access to formal credit through banking channels promotes financial inclusion for farmers. | - The scheme sets a target to cover 7500 farmers under crop loans, contributing to the state's agricultural development.

🌾 AgricultureCentral

Coconut Palm Insurance Scheme

The “Coconut Palm Insurance Scheme (CPIS)” is being implemented by the Coconut Development Board, Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare, Government of India with the objective of insuring coconut palms against natural calamities, climatic risks, pests, diseases, and other perils.

💰Sum Insured & Premium: Under this scheme, 50% of the premium is borne by the Board and balance is shared between the State Government and Farmers @ 25% each, as below: | Age group of PalmsPremium per plant/yearBoard’s Share (50%)State Govt. Share (25%) Farmer’s Share (25%) Sum insured per palm4-15 years ₹9₹4.50₹2.25₹2.25₹900/-16-60 years₹14₹7₹3.50₹3.50₹1750/-Premium Subsidy: | - Of amount under above, 50% will be paid by Coconut Development Board (CDB) and 25% by State Government concerned and balance 25% will be paid by farmer/grower. | - In case, the State government does not agrees to bear 25% share of premium, farmers/growers, will be required to pay 50% of premium, if interested in insurance scheme. In case some planters/growers’ association wishes to bear the premium on behalf of planters/growers, such associations may do so if they have ‘insurable interest’. | - In any case, the planters/ growers shall have to bear a minimum of 10% premium. Premium subsidy amount (50% by CDB and 25% by participating States) will be released to Insurance Company in advance based on estimates, which will be replenished / adjusted on quarter/year basis. | Insurance Term: | - A policy can be issued for a maximum period of three years for which rebate in premium @7.5% for two year policy and 12.5% for three year policy will be provided to the planters/growers. | - Effort will be made to ensure that all eligible farmers/growers join the scheme by 31st March of year. However, those farmers/growers who do not join the scheme by 31st March may join the scheme subsequently, and in which case risk is covered from 1st day of succeeding month. | Contingency Insured: | This insurance policy pays for total loss of palm on account of happening of perils insured leading to death of insured palm or It’s becoming unproductive. In case, death of palm is not immediate, payment of sum insured will be payable on production of certificate from Coconut Development Board (CDB)/Agriculture / Horticulture Department justifying cause for declaring palm unproductive. A palm can be declared ‘unproductive’ only when further growth / rejuvenation of palm is removed / possible after the same damaged by peril(s) insured, provided palm is removed / felled by insured. In case farmer / grower wishes to retain unproductive palm as it is (without felling), salvage value of 50% of sum insured will be deducted from claim. In any case, loss of palm will have to be established to, occurrence of peril insured.

🌾 AgricultureState/ UT

Compensation in Animal Death

The "Compensation in Animal Death" scheme introduced by the Agriculture, Farmers Welfare and Cooperation Department, Gujarat, provides financial assistance to animal breeders who suffer livestock losses due to natural disasters, diseases, or poisoning.

💰Details of AnimalCompensation Per AnimalCompensation Limit For One FamilyLarge Dairy animals (Cow/Buffalo/Camel)₹37,500/-maximum for 3 animalsSmall Dairy animals (Sheep/Goat)₹4,000/-maximum for 30 animalsLarge Non-milch Animals (Horse, Camel, Bullock)₹32,000/-maximum for 3 animalsSmall non-milch animals (Calf, Buffalo calf, Heifer, Donkey) ₹20,000/-maximum for 3 animalsPoultry-Ducks (Adult)₹100/-maximum for 100 birds (within a limit of ₹10,000/-)

🌾 AgricultureState/ UT

Farmers Accidental Insurance Scheme

This scheme has been introduced by the Agriculture, Farmers Welfare and Cooperation Dept., Gujarat. It aims to provide financial assistance to the families of registered farmers in the event of accidental death or disability.

💰ParticularBenefit (₹)1. Accidental death/ 100% permanent Disability₹2,00,000/-2. In case of Accidently Loss of two eyes or two limbs or Hand and leg₹2,00,000/-3. In case of Accidently Loss of one eye and one limb₹2,00,000/-4. In case of Accidently Loss of one eye or one limb₹2,00,000/-

🌾 AgricultureState/ UT

Fishermen Accident Relief Scheme

The "Fishermen Accident Relief Scheme" introduced by the Agriculture, Farmers Welfare and Cooperation Department, Gujarat, aims to support the families of Gujarat's active fishermen by offering monetary compensation in case of accidental fatalities.

💰Name of ComponentStandard of AssistanceMinimum Time Limit (in Years) for Reclaiming BenefitsDeath in Pakistan Jail ₹4,00,000/-Only once, after dead or lost declared as per rules.Lost in Sea₹2,00,000/-Only once, after dead or lost declared as per rules.Accidental death while fishing at sea₹2,00,000/-Only once, after dead or lost declared as per rules.

🌾 AgricultureState/ UT

Group Accident Insurance Scheme under PMMSY: Accidental death or Permanent Total Disability Gujarat

The scheme aims to provide financial assistance to fishermen/fishermen's families in case of death or injury. Through this scheme, insurance coverage for death permanent partial disability is provided to eligible fishers.

💰Sr. No.Name of ComponentStandard of assistanceMinimum Time Limit (in Years) for Reclaiming Benefits1. Accidental death or Permanent Total Disability₹5,00,000/-Once to the legal heir after death | Mode of Disbursement: | - The claim amount is deposited directly into the claimant's, nominee's, or legal heir's savings account via Direct Bank Transfer (DBT). | Expected Time of Disbursement: | - The insurance company will settle the claim within 15 working days of receiving the complete claim documentation. If a claim is not settled within this period, the insurance company will pay a simple interest of 10% on the admissible claim amount from the date of document submission until the payment date.

🌾 AgricultureState/ UT

Group Accident Insurance Scheme under PMMSY: Medical Treatment - Gujarat

The scheme aims to provide financial assistance to fishermen/fishermen's families in case of death or injury. Through this scheme, insurance coverage for Medical Treatment is provided to eligible fishers.

💰Sr. No.Name of ComponentStandard of assistance1. Medical Treatment₹25,000/- | Mode of Disbursement: | - The claim amount is deposited directly into the claimant's, nominee's, or legal heir's savings account via Direct Bank Transfer (DBT). | Expected Time of Disbursement: | - The insurance company will settle the claim within 15 working days of receiving the complete claim documentation. If a claim is not settled within this period, the insurance company will pay a simple interest of 10% on the admissible claim amount from the date of document submission until the payment date.

🌾 AgricultureState/ UT

Group Accident Insurance Scheme under PMMSY: Permanent Partial Disability Gujarat

The scheme aims to provide financial assistance to fishermen/fishermen's families in case of death or injury. Through this scheme, insurance coverage for Permanent Partial Disability is provided to eligible fishers.

💰Sr. No.Name of ComponentStandard of assistance1. Permanent Partial Disability₹2,50,000/- | Mode of Disbursement: | - The claim amount is deposited directly into the claimant's, nominee's, or legal heir's savings account via Direct Bank Transfer (DBT). | Expected Time of Disbursement: | - The insurance company will settle the claim within 15 working days of receiving the complete claim documentation. If a claim is not settled within this period, the insurance company will pay a simple interest of 10% on the admissible claim amount from the date of document submission until the payment date.

🌾 AgricultureState/ UT

Intensive Fisheries Development Programme - Subsidy on Insurance Premium for Shrimp Crop Insurance

The scheme aims to promote sustainable aquaculture by reducing financial risk of shrimp farmers through subsidized insurance coverage.Under this scheme, a 50% subsidy is provided on insurance premium paid by eligible fish farmers for shrimp crop insurance, helping them mitigate potential crop losses

💰50% subsidy on the insurance premium paid for shrimp crop insurance.

🌾 AgricultureState/ UT

Kisan Credit Card (Pashupalan)

The scheme aims to provide short-term working capital loans for livestock activities by offering eligible livestock farmers interest-subsidized loans for operational purposes through banks.

💰Short-term working capital loan for livestock activities through the Kisan Credit Card system. | - Interest subsidy is provided on loans sanctioned under the scheme. | - Expected Time of Disbursement: Typically within 15 days of application approval.

🌾 AgricultureState/ UT

Kisan Credit Card Scheme for Fisheries- Chief Minister Fishermen Prosperity Scheme

The scheme aims to provide short-term loans for fisheries. It offers zero-percent interest working capital to the fish farmers through cooperative banks.

💰Short-term working capital loans for fisheries activities under the Kisan Credit Card (KCC) facility. | - Fish farmers receive interest subvention, enabling access to zero-percent interest loans through cooperative banks. | - The loan amount is determined as per bank norms and scheme provisions, based on the financial requirement of the fish farmer.

🌾 AgricultureState/ UT

Pashu Bima Yojana

The scheme 'Pashu Bima Yojna' was launched by the Directorate of Dairy Development, Government of Bihar. The scheme aims to provide insurance security to farmers against the financial loss caused by cattle death and to improve the rural economy.

💰The maximum price per milch cattle has been fixed at ₹60,000/-. | - The total amount of insurance at the rate of 3.5 percent will be ₹2,100/-. | - The insurance company will insure milch cattle for 01 year. | - The insurance company will fit the data ear tags in the milch cattle. | NOTE 1: 75% amount of ₹1,575/- will be paid by the state government as a grant and the remaining 25% amount of ₹525/- will be paid by the cattle farmers to the insurance company. | NOTE 2: The responsibility for the safety of milch cattle will be on the beneficiary.

🌾 AgricultureState/ UT

Pashu Palan Yojana (GSKVN)

Under this scheme, loans of up to ₹1,00,000 are provided to sanitation workers and their dependents at an interest rate of 6% for self-employment in animal husbandry or related activities.

💰Loan up to ₹1,00,000/- is provided at an interest rate of 6% to sanitation workers or their dependents for initiating animal husbandry as a business or occupation.

🌾 AgricultureState/ UT

Pashupalan (GBCDC)

The scheme aims to provide an amount for animal husbandry activities. Low-interest loans are provided to Pashu Palaks.

💰Low-Interest Loan: A loan is provided at an interest rate of 6 per cent per annum.1. Maximum Loan Limit: The maximum loan limit in this scheme is up to ₹1,00,000/-.1. Unit Cost Coverage: 85 per cent of the unit cost will be loaned. | - Out of this 85 per cent, 85 per cent will be from the national corporation. | - 10 per cent will be from the state government. | - 5 per cent will be from the beneficiary's contribution. | Intended Use: The loan is for agriculture-related activities, specifically animal husbandry (cow-buffalo). | Repayment Terms: This loan is to be repaid in 60 equal monthly instalments, including interest.

🌾 AgricultureCentral

Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojna (PMFBY)

Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana was launched in 2016 with the aim to support farmers by providing an affordable comprehensive risk cover for crops.

💰Affordable Premiums: The maximum premium payable by the farmer will be 2% for the Kharif food and oilseed crops. For rabi food and oilseeds crop, it is 1.5% and for yearly commercial or horticultural crops it will be 5%. The remaining premium is subsidized by the government. | - For the farmers in North-Eastern States, Jammu, Kashmir, and Himachal Pradesh, the government also pays the entire premium. | - Comprehensive Coverage: The scheme covers natural disasters (droughts, floods), pests, and diseases. Post-harvest losses due to local risks like hailstorms and landslides are also included.- Timely Compensation: PMFBY aims to process claims within two months of the harvest to ensure that farmers get the compensation quickly, preventing them from falling into debt traps.- Technology-Driven Implementation: PMFBY integrates advanced technologies like satellite imaging, drones, and mobile apps for precise estimation of crop loss, ensuring accurate claim settlements. | RISKS COVERED | - Yield Losses (Standing Crops): The Government provides this insurance coverage for yield losses that fall under the non-preventable risks, such as Natural Fire and Lightning: Storm, Hailstorm, Tornado etc.: Flood, Inundation and Landslide; Pests/ Diseases, etc.; Drought etc.- Prevented Sowing: Cases may arise where most of the farmers (insured )of notified areas may want to plant or sow. In such cases, they have to bear the expenditure for that cause and are restricted from planting or sowing insured crops because of unfavourable weather conditions. These farmers will then become eligible for the indemnity claims of up to a maximum of 25% of the sum insured.- Post-harvest Losses: The Government provides for post-harvest losses on an individual farm basis. The Government offers coverage of up to 14 days (maximum) from harvesting for crops that are stored in “cut and spread” condition. It means that the Government covers farmers who have put the crops to become sun-baked in the field after harvesting that have been destroyed due to cyclone or cyclonic rains occurred across the country.- Localised Calamities: The Government provides for localised calamities on an individual farm basis. Risks such as loss or damage arising from identified localised hazards, such as hailstorms, landslides, and inundation impacting separated farmlands in the notified area comes under this coverage.

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