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🎯 ScienceState/ UT

IT Saksham Yuva Scheme

The Haryana Government is to provide employment opportunities to youths (graduate/post-graduate applicants) from engineering and IT backgrounds who shall undertake the Haryana IT Program (specially designed short-term courses) for the duration of a minimum of 3 months offered.

💰Employment opportunities for unemployed youths. | - Provides digital literacy and IT-related skills to improve employability. | - Eligible candidates may receive an unemployment allowance. | - Entrepreneurial/Startup support after successful completion of employment tenure of one year. | - The eligible candidates who cleared/passed the exam will be given remuneration/allowance of ₹ 20,000/- pm (for first 6 months) / ₹ 25,000/- (7th month onwards). | Note:- However, if the candidate has cleared/ passed the assessment test and is awaiting deployment, the unemployment allowances of ₹ 10,000/- pm will be paid by the CRID.

🎓 Education & LearningCentral

IVRI Institute Scholarship For M.V.Sc. And Ph.D.

The Indian Veterinary Research Institute will award scholarships to MVSc and PhD students who need financial assistance.his provision will be utilized to assist as many students as possible who have good academic record and who are making diligent efforts to pursue higher education.

🎓 Education & LearningCentral

J.C. Bose Fellowship

The “J.C. Bose fellowship” is awarded to active scientists in recognition of their outstanding performance. The fellowship is scientist-specific and very selective.

💰The fellowship amount is ₹25,000/- per month in addition to regular income. | - Research grant of ₹15 lakhs per annum. | - Overhead of ₹1.00 lakh per annum to the host institute.

🎓 Social welfare & EmpowermentState

Jai Bhim Mukhyamantri Pratibha Vikas Yojana

The scheme “Jai Bhim Mukhyamantri Pratibha Vikas Yojana” was launched by the Department for the Welfare of SC/ST/OBC/Minorities, Government of NCT of Delhi vide Cabinet Decision No.2526 Dated 12-12-2017.

💰A monthly stipend of ₹2500/- per student will be paid for local students for attending the coaching classes. | - Under the scheme, 75% of the admissible coaching fee amount is to be provided by the Government and the remaining 25% is to be borne by the students. | - In case of students having a total family income of up to ₹2.00 lacs, a full admissible coaching fee is to be provided by the Govt. | Note 01: The institute would have to pay a stipend to each student on a monthly basis through PFMS/ ECS or cheque. Cash payment would not be allowed. | Note 02: Benefits under the scheme can be availed by a particular student not more than twice, irrespective of the number of chances; he/she may be entitled to in a particular competitive examination. However, only 50 % of the admissible coaching fee is to be provided by the Govt. for students who avail of 2nd time coaching facility under the scheme. The coaching institution will also be required to take an undertaking from the students that they have not taken benefit more than twice under the scheme.

🤝 BankingState/ UT

Jai Johar (Old Age Pension) Scheme

“Jai Johar (Old Age Pension)” is a Social Security Scheme by the Tribal Development Dept, Govt of West Bengal. The scheme is aimed at the ST residents of West Bengal of the age of 60 years and above. A monthly pension of ₹ 1,000/- is transferred to the individual bank account of the beneficiary.

💰A monthly pension of ₹1,000/- is transferred directly to the individual bank account of the beneficiary.

🌾 AgricultureState/ UT

Jal Hauj

The objective of the Jal Hauj scheme is to promote sustainable water management practices and address water scarcity issues by facilitating the construction of water harvesting structures.

💰Grant for all farmers: 60% of the cost or max ₹90,000/-

📋 Utility & SanitationCentral

Jal Jeevan Mission

Jal Jeevan Mission, is envisioned to provide safe and adequate drinking water through individual household tap connections by 2024 to all households in rural India.

📋 Utility & SanitationState/ UT

Jal Jeevan Mission (Har Ghar Jal Yojana) - Uttarakhand

The scheme aims to provide every rural household in Uttarakhand with safe and adequate drinking water through household tap connections, ensuring the supply of 55 litres of potable water per person per day.

💰Under this scheme, each household will receive pure drinking water through a domestic tap connection at the rate of 55 litres per person per day.

🎓 Education & LearningState/ UT

Jan Nayak Pustakalaya evam Digital Adhyan Kendra

"Jan Nayak Pustakalaya evam Digital Adhyan Kendra" scheme aims to develop all Jannayak Karpoori Thakur Hostels, other backward class welfare hostels, and OBC girls’ hostels across the state.

💰The scheme provides students with access to quality study materials, digital learning, and expert guidance to enhance their academic and competitive exam preparation.

📋 BankingState/ UT

Jan Samuh Bima Yojana

The scheme aims to provide financial assistance to Sahariya families in the event of the death of the heads of the families. Under this scheme, a one-time financial assistance of ₹25,000/- is provided by the insurance company to the deceased's family to help reduce their economic burden.

💰Financial Assistance: | - The insurance company provides financial assistance of ₹25,000/- to the family in case of death of the insured person. | Insurance Premium: | - Fully paid under the Swachh Project.

🎓 Education & LearningState/ UT

Jan-Nayak Karpoori Thakur Kalyan Hostel Scheme

The "Jan-Nayak Karpoori Thakur Kalyan Hostel Scheme" by the BC & EBC Welfare Department, Bihar provides hostel facilities for students near Saharsa District with food grains (9 kg rice, 6 kg wheat) and ₹1000/- per month as a grant.

💰9 kg rice and 6 kg wheat per student per month. | - ₹1000/- monthly grant under the Chief Minister’s Hostel Grant Scheme.

🏥 Health & WellnessState/ UT

Janani Bal Suraksha Yojana

This health initiative aimed at improving maternal and infant health by increasing institutional deliveries, reducing infant and maternal mortality rates, and promoting immunization in Bihar.

💰Increased Institutional Deliveries: The percentage of institutional deliveries has risen from 4% in 2006-07 to 47% now, ensuring safer childbirths. - Reduction in Infant Mortality: Infant mortality rate has decreased from 61 per thousand births in 2005 to 35 per thousand births, contributing to healthier infants. - Higher Immunization Coverage: Regular immunization rates have increased from 18.6% in 2005 to 84% in 2018-19, surpassing the national average. - Decrease in Maternal Mortality: Maternal mortality rate has reduced from 312 in 2005 to 165 in 2018-19, promoting safer childbirth for mothers. - Improved Life Expectancy: The average life expectancy of women in Bihar has increased from 61.6 years in 2006 to 68.5 years in 2016, enhancing overall women's health. - Empowerment of Women: The scheme supports women’s health and also includes provisions for police recruitment, including 35% reservation for women in police positions. - Support for Marginalized Communities: Additional benefits for women from Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to ensure inclusivity and equality in access to healthcare. - Improved Healthcare Access: Trained health workers like ASHA and MAMTA provide guidance, ensuring pregnant women and nursing mothers receive timely and appropriate care.

👩 Women and ChildState/ UT

Janani Express Yojana

The scheme aims to provide free and timely transport to pregnant women for safe institutional deliveries.

💰Free transport facility is provided to pregnant women for traveling to government hospitals for delivery.

🏥 Women and ChildState/ UT

Janani Sahayogi Yojana

The scheme aims to provide free and safe delivery and newborn care services to BPL families by offering free treatment to pregnant women in government and accredited private hospitals.

💰Free delivery services (both normal and cesarean) for pregnant women belonging to BPL families. | - Free maternal and newborn healthcare, including antenatal, delivery, postnatal, and neonatal services. | - Free abortion and emergency obstetric care when medically required. | - Free medicines, diagnostics, and hospitalization at government or accredited private hospitals. | - Linkage with Janani Suraksha Yojana (JSY) for eligible women to receive additional incentives.

🏥 Health & WellnessCentral

Janani Shishu Suraksha Karyakram

A scheme by Ministry of MoHFW for pregnant women who access government health facilities for their delivery. to absolutely free and no expense delivery, including caesarean section. Essential care is provided to the mother and her neonate within 48 hours.

🏥 Women and ChildState/ UT

Janani Shishu Suraksha Karyakram Madhya Pradesh

The scheme aims to provide free healthcare services to pregnant women and infants up to one year of age, including free treatment, medicines, diet, and transport facilities in government hospitals.

💰Free and cashless delivery | - Free treatment for sick newborns and infants up to one year of age. | - Free medicines, consumables, and diagnostic services for both mothers and infants. | - Free provision of blood and blood transfusion services, if required. | - Free diet during hospitalization | - Free transport facility

🏥 Health & WellnessCentral

Janani Suraksha Yojana (JSY)

The scheme aims to reduce maternal and neonatal mortality by promoting institutional deliveries among poor pregnant women. It offers cash assistance for institutional and home deliveries, along with antenatal and postnatal care support, primarily benefiting poor pregnant women across India.

💰One-Time Cash Assistance for Institutional Delivery (Mother's Package) | - To meet the cost of delivery, pregnancy-related care, and post-delivery care. | - In Low Performing States (LPS): ₹1,400/- for rural areas and ₹1,000/- for urban areas. | - In High Performing States (HPS): ₹700/- for rural areas and ₹600/- for urban areas. | - For North-Eastern States (except Assam) and rural areas of tribal districts of other states: ₹700/- (Mother's package). | _For pregnant women delivering in a public health institution, the entire cash entitlement should be disbursed to her in one installment at the health institution._ | _For women accessing an accredited private institution, at least three-fourths of the cash assistance should be paid to the beneficiary in one installment at the time of delivery._ | _The money must be paid only to the beneficiary and not to any other person or relative._ | _Disbursement should preferably be done at the institution._ | _All payments made before or after seven days of delivery are considered illegitimate and subject to audit objection._ | Cash Assistance for Accredited Social Health Activist (ASHA) Package | - For referral transport to the nearest health facility (generally ₹250/- may be earmarked for this, though states can determine the scale). | - For facilitating institutional delivery (not less than ₹200/- per delivery). | - Transactional cost for boarding and lodging during her stay with the pregnant woman in the health center for delivery (balance out of the total package amount). | - ₹600/- for rural areas, this includes ₹300/- for the antenatal component and ₹300/- for facilitating institutional delivery. | - ₹400/- for urban areas, this includes ₹200/- for the antenatal component and ₹200/- for facilitating institutional delivery. | _The first payment, covering transactional costs, should be made at the health center upon arrival with the expectant mother._ | _The second payment, the cash incentive, should be paid after the ASHA has completed her postnatal visit and the child has been immunized for Bacillus Calmette–Guérin (BCG), and this payment should be made within 7 days of delivery._ | _All payments to ASHA are made by the Auxiliary Nurse Midwife (ANM)._ | _If the ASHA fails to organize transport for the pregnant woman, the transport assistance money is paid directly to the pregnant woman at the institution upon arrival and registration for delivery._ | _An ASHA receives cash benefits only if she accompanies the pregnant woman to the health center. Her work is assessed based on the number of pregnant women she has motivated and escorted to deliver in a health institution._ | Cash Assistance for Home Delivery | - ₹500/- per delivery for the Below Poverty Line pregnant women, regardless of age and number of children. | - For the beneficiary's care during delivery or to cover incidental expenses. | _The disbursement is done at the time of delivery or approximately 7 days before delivery by an Auxiliary Nurse Midwife, Accredited Social Health Activist, or any other link worker. All payments made before or after seven days of delivery are considered illegitimate._ | Assistance for Caesarean Section or Management of Obstetric Complications | - Up to ₹1,500/- per delivery (case), utilized by the health institution to hire services of specialists from the private sector or to pay an honorarium or transport cost to bring specialists from other government setups if they are not available in the government health institution. | _This assistance is provided to the government health institution, not directly to the beneficiary. A panel of such doctors must be prepared in advance by the health institutions providing this facility, and pregnant women should be informed during micro-birth planning._ | Comprehensive Maternal and Newborn Care (aligned with Janani Shishu Suraksha Karyakram - JSSK objectives) | - Free and Cashless Delivery: Includes normal deliveries and Caesarean sections. | - Free Drugs: Provision of necessary medicines. | - Free Diagnostics: Essential diagnostic tests. | - Free Provision of Blood: Availability of blood transfusions if needed. | - Free Diet: Hot cooked meals in Government Hospitals and Tertiary Care Centers; two dry packs of biscuits and a milk packet in Primary Health Centres/Community Health Centres. | - Free Transport: To and from the health facility, including referral transport to higher centers and drop-back home, for obstetric women and sick infants up to 30 days of age. | Compensation for Sterilization | - If the mother or her husband voluntarily undergoes sterilization immediately after delivery, the compensation money available under the existing Family Welfare scheme should be disbursed to the mother at the hospital itself. | Antenatal Care (ANC) Services | - Includes identification and registration of pregnant women, provision of at least three ANC check-ups, Tetanus Toxoid (TT) injections, and Iron Folic Acid (IFA) tablets. | Postnatal Care (PNC) Services | - Includes a postnatal visit within 7 days of delivery to track the mother’s health and facilitate care, counseling for the initiation of breastfeeding within one hour of delivery and its continuance for 3-6 months, and promotion of family planning. | Newborn Immunization | - Arrangement to immunize the newborn, initially specified until 14 weeks of age (some sources refer to 10 weeks).

🌾 AgricultureState

Janta Juth Accidental Insurance Scheme

"Janta Juth" is a Farmer's Accidental Insurance Scheme by the Govt. of Gujarat to provide economic assistance of upto ₹ 2,00,000 to Farmers in case of Death or Disability. The objective is to assist the successor of the farmer in case of death or disability due to an accident.

🤝 Social welfare & EmpowermentCentral

Jeevan Raksha Padak Series of Awards

The scheme aims to recognize bravery in saving lives and provide medals, certificates, and financial allowances to deserving individuals.

💰Types of Awards | - Sarvottam Jeevan Raksha Padak – For most conspicuous bravery involving extreme risk to life | - Uttam Jeevan Raksha Padak – For bravery and promptness in serious risk situations | - Jeevan Raksha Padak – For courage and promptness in life-saving acts involving injury risk | Tangible Benefits | - Medal (As Per Category) – A distinguished medal is awarded based on the level of bravery demonstrated. | - Certificate of Recognition – An official certificate acknowledging the act of gallantry is provided. | - Financial Allowance (As Per Government Norms) – A monetary allowance is granted as per rules prescribed by the government of india. | - National-Level Recognition – The awardee receives nationwide recognition for their courageous act. | - Posthumous Award Provision – The award can also be conferred posthumously to honor deceased rescuers. | Mode of Disbursement | - The medal and certificate are presented physically during the official award ceremony. | - The awards are conferred once every year. | - The awards are presented after approval by the president of India. | - The award is a one-time recognition granted for a specific act of bravery.

💼 Social welfare & EmpowermentState

Jeevanam Self-Employment Scheme To Dependents Of Crime Victims

The scheme “Jeevanam Self-Employment Scheme to Dependents of Crime Victims” was launched by the Department of Social Justice, Government of Kerala.

💰Under the scheme, financial assistance of ₹20,000/- will be provided as one-time assistance to the eligible beneficiary. | Note: The amount will be transferred to the respective applicant’s bank account.

🤝 Social welfare & EmpowermentState/ UT

Jharkhand International Migrant Workers Grant Scheme

The "Chief Minister Jharkhand International Migrant Worker Grant Scheme" aims to provide financial assistance to the dependents of Jharkhand residents who pass away while working abroad. This scheme ensures timely support to families affected by unforeseen tragedies during overseas employment.

💰Financial assistance of ₹5,00,000/- to dependents of deceased workers.

🌾 AgricultureState/ UT

Jharkhand Krishi Rin Mafi Yojana

The objective of the scheme is to provide relief from the debt burden to short-term agricultural loan holders in the state. Under this scheme, outstanding loan amounts of up to ₹50,000/- in standard crop loan outstanding accounts as of 31st March 2020, will be waived.

💰Under this scheme, outstanding loan amounts of up to ₹50,000/- in standard crop loan outstanding accounts as of 31st March 2020, will be waived. | Note: Repayment of outstanding loan through DBT.

💼 Travel & TourismState/ UT

Jharkhand Mukhyamantri Gram Gadi Yojana

The scheme "Jharkhand Mukhyamantri Gram Gadi Yojana" by the Transport Department, Government of Jharkhand, aims to enhance rural connectivity and provide affordable transportation facilities to rural residents. It supports private bus operators to operate on rural routes with financial assistance...

💰Financial Assistance: Operators receive financial support per kilometer based on bus seating capacity | - 33 to 42 seats: ₹18 per km. | - 25 to 32 seats: ₹14.50 per km. | - 13 to 24 seats: ₹10.50 per km. | - 7 to 12 seats: ₹7.50 per km. | - Tax and Fee Waivers: Exemption from road tax, permit fee (₹1), application fee (₹1), registration fee (₹1), and fitness inspection fee (₹1).- Priority Access: Rural buses are given priority at government bus stands and are exempted from all stand fees, tolls, and municipal entry fees.- Route Permits: Operators can obtain permits for routes up to 125 km, connecting villages to block/district headquarters and essential services.- Subsidies: Operators can avail subsidies for operational costs such as fuel (diesel).- Renewal Options: Permits are renewable after five years based on satisfactory performance or till the scheme's validity.

👩 Women and ChildState/ UT

Jharkhand Mukhyamantri Maiya Samman Yojana

The "Jharkhand Mukhyamantri Maiya Samman Yojana" provides financial assistance to women beneficiaries. This initiative aims to enhance the financial security and well-being of women across the state.

💰Financial Assistance ₹1,000/- per month.