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💼 Business & EntrepreneurshipState/ UT

Preferential Purchase Incentives for Micro and Small Enterprises Scheme

"Preferential Purchase Incentives for Micro and Small Enterprises Scheme" aims to encourage and boost the Micro and Small Scale Enterprise Sector. Benefits such as price matching, reduced tender document costs, and priority in payments are provided to Micro and Small Enterprises.

💰Micro and Small Enterprises shall be allowed to match the lowest tender price floated by non-Small Scale Units provided its quoted price is within 15% of the lowest quoted price floated by Non-Micro and Small Enterprises. | - In case of more than one Micro or Small Enterprises falling within the range, the lowest one shall be preferred. | - In case of contractual tenders for installation, commissioning of machinery/items, etc., the preference of quoted price, the pro-rata percentage over and above the lowest quotation shall be granted to the concerned Micro or Small Enterprises for being qualified to match the lowest one. | - For the purpose of availing benefits under this Scheme, the Micro and Small Enterprises shall be required to match the standard of quality as required by the State Government Department. | - The Scheme shall be applicable even for the purchase of computer hardware and other electronic items except in cases of purchases of the Education Department. | - The tender documents shall be supplied to Micro and Small Enterprises at the rate of a maximum of ₹200. | - Earnest money shall be required to be deposited and the same shall be a maximum of ₹500. | - No other security deposit is required. | - Priority in payment shall be ensured to Micro and Small Enterprises, and the payment shall be effected by the concerned Department within 60 days from the delivery of goods or completion of tendered work, failing which the Department shall be liable to pay an interest at the rate of 0.75% per month.

📋 Sports & CultureState/ UT

Preservation of Tiatr Literature

The scheme aims to encourage research work in the field of Tiatr and facilitate writers to take up research work in different aspects of Tiatr, its Song & Music. Research work will be published in book form with remuneration provided to researchers.

🎯 Skills & EmploymentCentral

President’s Medal for Distinguished Service

The scheme aims to recognize exceptional service, distinguished records, and meritorious contributions in police, security, fire, prison, and civil defence services.

💰Tangible Benefits | - Award of Medal (PSM or MSM) for recognition of service. | - National-level prestige and honour. | - Official recognition recorded in service records. | - Career enhancement and increased professional credibility. | - Eligibility consideration for future honors and promotions. | Mode of Disbursement | - Physical conferment of the medal and citation by the President of India. | - Announced annually on national occasions (e.g., Republic Day/Independence Day). | - Lifetime recognition unless withdrawn under disciplinary grounds.

🌾 AgricultureState

Price Support Scheme

The Government's price policy for agricultural commodities seeks to ensure remunerative prices to the growers for their produce with a view to encourage higher investment and production and to safeguard the interest of consumers by making available supplies at reasonable prices.

🌾 BankingState/ UT

Primary Cooperative Agriculture and Rural Development Bank: For Animal Husbandry

The scheme provides loans to farmers for the purpose of animal husbandry, allowing them to improve their income through livestock.

💰Access to Loan: | - For purchasing 2 Buffaloes: ₹20,000/-. 1. For purchasing 21 Goats: 24,500/-. | - Interest Rate: 14.5% to 16.5% (subject to change).

📋 BankingState/ UT

Primary Cooperative Agriculture and Rural Development Bank: For Fishing Boats (Catamarans)

The scheme provides loans to farmers for purchasing fishing boats (Catamarans) ranging from ₹15,000/- to ₹60,000/- with an applicable interest rate subject to change.

💰Access to Loan: Ranges from ₹15,000/- to ₹60,000/- for purchasing fishing boats. - Interest Rate: As per the bank policy (subject to change).

📋 BankingState/ UT

Primary Cooperative Agriculture and Rural Development Bank: For Handloom and Other Non Farm Sector Activities

The scheme offers loans for handloom and other non-farm sector activities, with a maximum loan amount of up to ₹2,00,000/- at an interest rate of 11% to 12.5%. The scheme is designed to support farmers engaged in non-farm activities.

💰Access to Loan: Up to ₹2,00,000/-. - Interest Rate: From 11% to 12.5%, (subject to change).

📋 BankingState/ UT

Primary Cooperative Agriculture and Rural Development Bank: For Horticulture

The scheme offers a horticulture loan to support farmers with funds ranging from ₹25,000/- to ₹2,00,000/- per 0.4 hectare at an interest rate of 11%-12.75%.

💰Access to Loan: From Rs.25,000/- to 2,00,000/- per 0.4 hectare. - Interest Rate: From 11% to 12.5%, (subject to change).

🌾 BankingState/ UT

Primary Cooperative Agriculture and Rural Development Bank: For Inland Fishing

The scheme offers loans to farmers for inland fishing projects, with a loan amount of up to ₹3,30,000/- per hectare at an interest rate between 11% and 12%.

💰Access to Loan: ₹3,30,000/- per hectare. - Interest Rate: 11% to 12% (subject to change).

📋 BankingState/ UT

Primary Cooperative Agriculture and Rural Development Bank: For Minor Irrigation

The scheme offers loans to farmers for minor irrigation projects, aiming to enhance water access for agriculture. Loan amounts range from ₹65,000/- to ₹1,20,000/- at an interest rate of 11% to 11.75%.

💰Access to Loan: ₹65,000/- to ₹1,20,000/-. - Interest Rate: 11% to 11.75% (subject to change).

📋 BankingState/ UT

Primary Cooperative Agriculture and Rural Development Bank: For Plantation (Tea)

The scheme offers financial assistance of up to ₹33,000/- per acre to farmers for tea plantations, with an interest rate of 11%-12.5%.

💰Access to Loan: ₹33,000/- per acre. - Interest Rate: 11% to 11.5% (subject to change).

📋 BankingState/ UT

Primary Cooperative Agriculture and Rural Development Bank: For Poultry Development

The scheme offers loans to farmers for poultry development and cattle development, with funding of up to ₹14,800/- for 200 birds or ₹17,000/- for 2 cows, with an interest rate of 14.5% to 16.5%.

💰Access to Loan: | - Up to ₹14,800/- for 200 birds (poultry). | - Up to ₹17,000/- for 2 cows. | - Interest Rate: 14.5% to 16.5% (subject to change).

📋 BankingState/ UT

Primary Cooperative Agriculture and Rural Development Bank: For Power Tiller

The scheme offers loans to farmers covering up to 90% of the cost of a power tiller, with an interest rate between 11% and 12.25%.

💰Access to Loan: Up to 90% of the cost of a power tiller. - Interest Rate: 11% to 12.25% (subject to change).

🌾 AgricultureState/ UT

Primary Cooperative Agriculture and Rural Development Bank: For Sericulture In Irrigated Area

The scheme provides loans to farmers for sericulture activities in irrigated areas, with a loan amount ranging from ₹49,000/- to ₹79,000/- per acre, and interest rates from 11% to 12.75%.

💰Access to Loan: Loan amount between ₹49,000/-to ₹79,000/- per acre. - Interest Rate: 11% to 12.75% (subject to change).

🌾 AgricultureState/ UT

Primary Cooperative Agriculture and Rural Development Bank: For Tractor Purchase

The scheme offers a specialized loan for farmers to purchase tractors, covering up to 90% of the tractor's cost.

💰Access to Loan: Covers up to 90% of the tractor cost. - Interest Rate: 11% to 12.25% (subject to change).

📋 BankingState/ UT

Primary Cooperative Agriculture and Rural Development Bank: Jewel Loans

The scheme offers jewel loans to farmers, enabling them to access up to ₹2,00,000/- at an interest rate of 11.5% for agricultural purposes.

💰Access to Loan: Up to ₹2,00,000/- based on the value of the pledged jewels. | Interest Rate: 11.5% (subject to change).

🎓 Education & LearningState/ UT

Primary Education Scholarship (Madhya Pradesh)

The "Primary Education Scholarship" scheme provides ₹150/- annually to students from De-notified, Nomadic, and Semi-Nomadic communities who are studying in classes 1st to 5th. The scholarship distribution is managed through the Directorate of Public Education, Government of Madhya Pradesh.

💰Scholarship of ₹150/- for 10 months at the rate of ₹15/- per month.

📋 ScienceCentral

Prime Minister Early Career Research Grant

This programme is initiated by the Anusandhan National Research Foundation (ANRF) to assist researchers to initiate their research career in a new institution with a flexible budget and progressive initiatives for ease of doing research.

💰Nature & duration of support: | - Research rant up to ₹60 lakh plus overheads for a period of three years. | - The measures for ease of doing research include flexibility to utilize resources under recurring head; flexibility in manpower recruitment; enhanced travel, contingency and overhead charges; and support for expenses related to open access publications and patent filing charges. | - International travel for project related activities is also permitted. | - Maximum of 700 grants would be awarded per year across all subject areas.

🎓 Education & LearningCentral

Prime Minister Research Chair (PMRC)

The scheme aims to attract top Indian-origin researchers and scientists back to India to strengthen the higher education and research ecosystem. The scheme provides 120 research positions across three categories: Young Research Fellows, Senior Research Fellows, and Research Chairs.

💰Establishment of 120 research positions over a five-year period. | - Positions available in three categories: Young Research Fellows, Senior Research Fellows, and Research Chairs. | - Provision of substantial research funding to pursue ambitious research agendas. | - Access to world-class laboratory support and infrastructure. | - Granting of administrative autonomy to reduce bureaucratic hurdles. | - Provision of long-term tenure for selected candidates. | - Opportunity to lead cutting-edge research in 14 nationally significant priority sectors. | - Opportunity to mentor PhD scholars and postdoctoral researchers.

🏥 Health & WellnessCentral

Prime Minister's Award for Yoga

The purpose of the Award is to recognize and felicitate individual(s)/ organization(s) who have made a significant impact on society for a sustained period by way of promotion and development of Yoga

💰The winners will be felicitated by means of a Trophy, Certificate and a Cash Award. The value of each Cash Award would be ₹ 25 lakh.

💼 Business & EntrepreneurshipCentral

Prime Minister's Employment Generation Programme

Launched in August 2008, Prime Minister's Employment Generation Programme (PMEGP) is a credit-linked subsidy scheme, administered by the Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME). PMEGP aims to generate employment opportunities through the establishment of micro-enterprises in

💰Funds under PMEGP Scheme will be available under two major heads: | - Margin Money Subsidy | a) Funds will be allocated under annual Budget Estimates toward disbursement of Margin Money (subsidy) for setting up new micro-enterprises/units; and | b) From the funds allocated under BE for the Margin Money subsidy, ₹ 100 Crores or as approved by the competent authority will be earmarked for each FY towards disbursement of Margin Money (subsidy) for the upgradation of existing PMEGP/REGP/MUDRA units. | - Backward and Forward Linkages | 5% of the total allocation under BE for a Financial Year against PMEGP, or as approved by the competent authority, shall be earmarked as funds under Backward and Forward Linkages and will be utilized for arranging awareness camps, State/District level monitoring meetings, Workshops, Exhibitions, Bankers meetings, TNDA, Publicity, Entrepreneurship Development Programme (EDP) training, Physical verification & Geo-tagging, Evaluation & impacts Assessment study, Setting of Entrepreneurship Facilitation Centre (EFC), Center of Excellence (CoE), Engagement of Field Experts and Data Entry Operators (DEOs), Creation and Upgradation of IT infrastructure, Awards, Call Centre facility, PMU, and other related activities and settlement of other residual liabilities by the KVIC. | Levels of support under PMEGP | - For setting up new micro-enterprise (units) | a) Categories of beneficiaries under PMEGP (for setting up of new enterprises): General Category | Beneficiary's contribution (of project cost): 10% Rate of Subsidy (of project cost): 15% for Urban Areas, 25% for Rural Areas. | b) Categories of beneficiaries under PMEGP (for setting up of new enterprises): Special Category (including SC, ST, OBC, Minorities, Women, Ex-Servicemen, Transgenders, Differently abled, NER, Aspirational Districts, Hill and Border areas(as notified by the Government), etc. | (i) Beneficiary's contribution (of project cost): 05% | (ii) Rate of Subsidy (of project cost): 25% for Urban Areas, 35% for Rural Areas. | Note: | - The maximum cost of the project/unit admissible for Margin Money subsidy under the Manufacturing sector is ₹50,00,000. | - The maximum cost of the project/unit admissible for the Margin Money subsidy under the Business/Service sector is ₹20,00,000. | - The balance amount (excluding the own contribution)of the total project cost will be provided by Banks. | - If the total project cost exceeds ₹50,00,000 or ₹20,00,000 for Manufacturing and Service/Business sector respectively, the balance amount may be provided by Banks without any Government subsidy. | - 2nd Loan for Upgradation of Existing PMEGP / REGP / MUDRA Units | a) Categories of beneficiaries under PMEGP (for upgradation of existing units): All Categories | b) Beneficiary's contribution (of project cost): 10% | c) Rate of Subsidy (of project cost): 15% (20% in NER and Hill States). | Note: | 1) The maximum cost of the project/unit admissible for Margin Money subsidy under the Manufacturing sector for upgradation is ₹10,00,00,000. The maximum subsidy would be ₹15,00,000 (₹20,00,000 for NER and Hill States). | 2) The maximum cost of the project/unit admissible for Margin Money subsidy under the Business/Service sector for upgradation is ₹25,00,000. The maximum subsidy would be ₹3,75,000 (₹5,00,000 for NER and Hill States). | 3) The balance amount (excluding the own contribution)of the total project cost will be provided by Banks. | 4) If the total project cost exceeds ₹10,00,00,000 or ₹25,00,000 for Manufacturing and Service/Business sector respectively, the balance amount may be provided by banks without any Government subsidy.

🎓 Education & LearningCentral

Prime Minister’s Fellowship for Doctoral Research

Prime Minister’s Fellowship for Doctoral Research scheme is a prestigious initiative of Science and Engineering Research Board (SERB), Department of Science & Technology, Government of India towards the advancement of university research engagements in line with industry requirement.

💰Under this scheme, full-time PhD scholars get double the JRF/SRF fellowship amount, as a scholarship. | - The scheme has the provision to award up to 100 new scholarships every year. One-half of this scholarship comes from the government; the second half comes from a partner company that also works closely with the candidate on the research project.

🎯 Skills & EmploymentCentral

Prime Minister’s Internship Scheme

The scheme aims to provide internship opportunities to one crore youth in top 500 companies in five years. Through this Scheme, youth will gain exposure for 12 months to real-life business environment, across varied professions and employment opportunities.

💰12 months real-life experience in India's top companies | - Monthly assistance of ₹4500/- by Government of India and ₹500/- by Industry | - One-time Grant of ₹6000 for incidentals | - Insurance coverage for every intern under Pradhan Mantri Jeevan Jyoti Bima Yojana and Pradhan Mantri Suraksha Bima Yojana by Government of India. | Note 1: Monthly assistance will be paid to the interns for the entire duration of 12 months of the internship. | Note 2: A one-time grant will be disbursed to each intern by the government through Direct Benefit Transfer, upon the intern's joining at the internship location.

🌾 AgricultureCentral

Prime Minister’s Rural Development Fellows Scheme

The scheme aims to provide short term catalytic support to the District Administration in backward districts to improve programme delivery and simultaneously develop a cadre of Development Facilitators. Fellows receive professional experience, structured learning, and a monthly stipend.

💰Stipend Package | - The Fellow shall be entitled to a consolidated stipend package of ₹50,000/- (Rupees Fifty thousand only) per month during the orientation period. | - The Fellow shall be entitled to ₹75,000/- (Rupees Seventy Five Thousand only) per month during the first year of the Fellowship (post-orientation). | - The Fellow shall receive a 10% increment during the second year, subject to satisfactory performance. | - This package is deemed to cover the Fellow’s honorarium, boarding and lodging expenses during orientation, accommodation/house rent during the rest of the Fellowship period, health insurance, life and disability insurance cover, and any other contingency expenses. | - Travel reimbursement will be based on actual costs and restricted to AC-II tier train fare by the shortest route or equivalent, plus local transport cost. Women Fellows with children below five years are allowed the travel cost of a care-giver if the care-giver accompanies the Fellow with her child. | Other Benefits | - Participation in a post graduate degree programme through distance learning and contact sessions leading to a post graduate degree in Development Practice. | - Award of a Fellowship Certificate and an appropriate post graduate degree in Development Practice upon satisfactory completion of engagement and course requirements. | - Office facilities made available by the District Collector, including suitable space, a computer/laptop, and internet connectivity free of charge. | - Provision of suitable modes of transport by District administration while travelling within the district for regular work. | Disbursement of Stipend | - During the orientation programme, the stipend shall be paid by the National Rural Livelihood Promotion Society through the Programme Mentor. | - Post-placement, the National Rural Livelihood Promotion Society shall pay the monthly stipend to the Fellows by providing budgetary support to the State Rural Livelihood Mission society. | - The State Rural Livelihood Mission society shall make direct deposits into the bank account of each Fellow immediately upon confirming the attendance of the Fellow from the District Collector at the end of the month. | - The second-year increment is subject to the Fellow’s satisfactory performance as determined by the National Rural Livelihood Promotion Society in consultation with the Programme Mentor. | Conditions | _It is mandatory for the Fellows to purchase suitable health insurance and life and disability insurance coverage for the entire duration of the Fellowship, including the orientation period._ | _The Fellow shall not take up any type of employment with any other person, firm, or agency during the tenure of the Fellowship._ | _On successful completion of Fellowship, the Fellow is required to spend at least one year in public service as a paid full-time employee of the State Rural Livelihood Mission in the State she/he is assigned to._ | _Failure to join or complete the required one year of public service mandates the Fellow to return to the National Rural Livelihood Promotion Society the entire amount spent on academic programmes during the Fellowship (including orientation), plus an amount equivalent to the stipend of the last three months of the Fellowship period as compensation._

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