Goa Government Schemes
Goa state government schemes — welfare, scholarship, housing and livelihood schemes, with eligibility, documents and how to apply.
257 schemes across 27 departments · updated 2026
Labour, Skill Development and Employment Department
Repayable advance from the Board's welfare fund towards the purchase or construction of a house
View guide →Rs 30,000 to the nominee on natural death, or Rs 1,00,000 on accidental death during the course of employment
View guide →Monthly disability pension of Rs 300 for a registered construction worker permanently disabled by paralysis, leprosy, TB or accident
View guide →Monthly family pension equal to 50% of the deceased pensioner's pension, or Rs 100, whichever is higher
View guide →Education scholarship for a child of a registered construction worker, for courses specified by the Board
View guide →One-time financial assistance of Rs 4,000 for the marriage of a registered construction worker's child or a woman worker's own marriage
View guide →Rs 10,000 to the nominee or dependants of a deceased registered construction worker towards funeral expenses
View guide →Rs 1,200 to Rs 1,800 a year per child for textbooks and notebooks
View guide →Rs 1,600 per student per annum towards the cost of one set of school uniform
View guide →Immediate cash relief of up to Rs 10,00,000 to registered construction workers affected by a disaster or natural calamity
View guide →Registration as a beneficiary of the Goa BOCW Welfare Fund, which makes a construction worker eligible for the Board's welfare schemes administered by the Commissioner of Labour and Employment
View guide →Repayable loan from the Board's welfare fund towards the purchase of trade tools
View guide →Rs 400 for the first 5 days of hospitalisation plus Rs 40 for each remaining day, capped at Rs 2,000
View guide →Monthly pension from the Board's welfare fund to a member who has completed the qualifying period of building work
View guide →Annual scholarship of Rs 2,000 to Rs 20,000 depending on the stage of education, paid by ECS to the parent's bank account
View guide →Reimbursement of up to Rs 2,000 for a spectacle frame and lenses, once in five years
View guide →Supply of one television set with accessories for the recreation of workers at an establishment with at least 300 employees
View guide →The Goa registration certificate that proves a shop or establishment is lawfully registered with the Department of Labour & Employment, and which banks, landlords and licensing offices accept as business proof
View guide →Sports, Youth and Cultural Activities Department
Cash prizes up to Rs 5,000 plus a Rs 500 lump sum travel allowance for every participant and one accompanist
View guide →Cash awards and mementos for the 3 best one-act plays, 8 individual mementos, and transport reimbursement at RTO rates for all participants
View guide →Rs 25,000 to Rs 40,000 remuneration per award-winning tiatr staged at the festival, plus paid stage, light and sound arrangements
View guide →Cash prizes, individual awards, travel charges and a Rs 500 to Rs 1,000 preparation grant for every participating bhajan troupe
View guide →Free expert-led training in traditional bhajan singing and pakhawaj playing for bhajan performers
View guide →Cash prizes at taluka and state level in four school categories, with drawing paper and refreshments provided at the venue
View guide →Production funding for 15 selected troupes plus mementos, certificates and a free DVD of the recorded performance
View guide →Financial assistance fixed by TAG per show, an auditorium or hall, additional money for village venues, and wide publicity
View guide →Financial assistance towards production for each of the 12 participating khell troupes, plus trophies in 16 award categories
View guide →Fellowship of Rs 15,000 to Rs 20,000 a month for up to 2 years, or up to Rs 30,000 a month for full-time research
View guide →One-time incentive to material holders and clock-hour honorarium to documentation assistants
View guide →Publication of the research in book form with 100 free copies and a remuneration fixed by the Academy
View guide →Bulk purchase of books at 80% of the Academy-fixed rate, plus exhibition and marketing support
View guide →Full waiver of tuition, library, laboratory and development fees
View guide →Support or compensation of expenditure for staging 4 shows, plus a hall or a temporary stage
View guide →Financial assistance for building a tiatr stage set, paid to 6 commercial troupes, directors or producers each year after 15 performances
View guide →Financial support on eight production heads for non-commercial troupes in Kala Academy's Tiatr Competition
View guide →Monthly honorarium for Guru, assistant and trainees plus grants of up to Rs 50,000, Rs 40,000, Rs 60,000 and Rs 25,000 for instruments, repairs, costumes and upkeep
View guide →Compensation of transport expenses for tiatr troupes travelling between Goa and Mumbai, Poona and other parts of India, at a rate fixed by the Tiatr Academy of Goa
View guide →Rs 5,00,000 financial purse with a memento and citation, presented at a state felicitation programme
View guide →Rs 25,000 cash purse with a shawl, shrifal and certificate of appreciation
View guide →Rs 2,500 per month for an eligible artist, and Rs 3,200 per month for a recipient of the State Cultural Award
View guide →One-time financial assistance of up to Rs 25,000 for repair or construction of a house damaged by a natural calamity
View guide →One-time financial assistance of up to Rs 10,000 towards the funeral expenses of a recognised Goan artist
View guide →One-time financial assistance to set up a self-employment venture for a needy Goan artist or the artist's family
View guide →One-time lumpsum grant of up to Rs 20,000 to the dependent family on the death of a recognised Goan artist
View guide →Rs 20,000 for the first dependent daughter's marriage and Rs 15,000 for the second, paid by ECS
View guide →One-time financial assistance for surgical treatment, travel and accommodation for a recognised Goan artist or a wholly dependent family member
View guide →One-time lumpsum relief of Rs 5,000 to Rs 10,000 to pandemic-affected Goan artists
View guide →Rs 750 per month scholarship to the ward of a recognised Goan artist pursuing higher education
View guide →Rs 1,00,000 first prize, free auditorium, 80% of gate collection, transport reimbursement for two vehicles, and 15 further category awards
View guide →Twelve annual cash awards from Rs 5,000 for child singers to Rs 30,000 for the best Konkani kantaram audio album of the year
View guide →Shawl, memento, citation and a cash purse fixed by TAG, presented at a special function on 24 October each year
View guide →Shawl, memento, citation and a cash purse fixed by TAG, presented to one artiste each year on 24 April
View guide →A shawl, memento, citation and cash award for lifetime contribution to commercial tiatr
View guide →Cash prizes in two groups, free auditorium, transport charges for two vehicles and 80 per cent of the gate collection
View guide →Cash prizes in three language sections plus free auditorium use and transport charges for one vehicle
View guide →One-time remuneration plus a professionally recorded video interview preserved on DVD
View guide →Free preliminary training workshops in tiatr and dramatics, plus reimbursement of actual transport charges on completion
View guide →Cash prizes from Rs 2,000 to Rs 2,00,000 across performance, acting, singing, direction, script and technical categories
View guide →Free publication of tiatr scripts and song anthologies with a one-time honorarium and free copies
View guide →Financial support for producing the album, in exchange for 300 copies given to TAG for free distribution to schools and groups
View guide →Financial and technical support for producing an original tiatr in a village, urban area, parish or educational institution
View guide →Cash prizes of Rs 2,000 to Rs 5,000 per category, plus Rs 2,000 for best script writer
View guide →Cash prizes and certificates for winning duets, duos, trios, quartets, quintets, choral songs and best lyrics
View guide →Cash prizes of Rs 3,000 to Rs 7,000 with memento and certificate, a Rs 2,000 special prize for best choreographer, and travelling allowance by distance
View guide →Full printing and publishing cost borne by the government, about 1,000 copies printed, plus an honorarium to the author
View guide →Prize money from Rs 3,000 to Rs 10,000 with mementos and certificates, plus travel allowance of Rs 2,000 to Rs 4,000 per group and refreshments
View guide →Remuneration fixed by TAG, hall or auditorium charges, video recording with one DVD copy, and up to 4 shows staged by TAG at various places
View guide →Tuition fees paid to the tutor plus a 50% subsidy on the cost of the blowing instrument
View guide →Reimbursement of approved event expenditure for tiatr-related cultural activities staged free to the public
View guide →TAG bears the full cost of a tiatr talk, symposium, seminar or workshop for 20 to 30 participants, including resource persons and refreshments
View guide →Reimbursement of drama ticket costs for tiatr artistes who watch and report on high-standard plays in other languages
View guide →Financial assistance per show fixed by TAG, an auditorium or hall, village pandal support and permanent documentation in the TAG library
View guide →One-time grant-in-aid of Rs 25 lakh to listed institutions, with enhanced grants case by case subject to a total ceiling of Rs 1 crore
View guide →Up to Rs 20,000 for a prose play and Rs 30,000 for a sangeet natak, or 50% of the actual cost, whichever is less
View guide →Up to Rs 1,20,000 for training outside Goa and up to Rs 3,00,000 for training outside India
View guide →Lumpsum grant of up to Rs 15,000 per group or institution for purchase of musical instruments
View guide →Financial assistance to a Goan publisher through purchase of copies of a qualifying original book by a Goan author
View guide →Grant-in-aid of 80% of the expenditure incurred in the last financial year, subject to a category ceiling from Rs 10,000 to Rs 3 lakh a year
View guide →Grant of 80% of total project expenditure, up to Rs 5,00,000 per annum
View guide →Grant of 80 per cent of the total project expenditure for a long term project in the field of art and culture
View guide →Grant of up to Rs 5 lakh or 80% of the expenditure incurred on organising the cultural event, whichever is less
View guide →Monthly scholarship of Rs 3,000 for advanced training in an art discipline, for 2 years, extendable to 5
View guide →Section prizes of Rs 10,000, Rs 7,000 and Rs 5,000, plus special prizes including a Rs 15,000 Artist to Artist Award
View guide →Rs 50,000 cash prize plus memento, citation and certificate for the best library, and Rs 25,000 plus memento, citation and certificate for the best librarian
View guide →A memento and a financial purse of Rs 3,00,000
View guide →Rs 1,00,000 financial purse, memento, shawl, sriphal, certificate of appreciation and Rs 3,200 monthly assistance under Kala Samman
View guide →One-time financial purse of Rs 1,00,000 with a memento and certificate of appreciation
View guide →A theatre training workshop conducted by an expert theatre personality, organised at an institution's written request
View guide →A state-level competition platform with prizes for singers of tiatr cantaram, announced annually by Kala Academy
View guide →Reimbursement of production expenditure up to Rs 50,000 per participating institution, plus mementos and certificates across more than 30 award categories
View guide →Free auditorium, transport hire for two vehicles, 80 per cent of gate collection and cash prizes up to Rs 1,00,000 across performance, acting, technical and singing categories
View guide →Annual scholarship in one of three categories, plus publication of the research as a book with 100 free copies for the student
View guide →Cash prizes and certificates for the 3 best tiatr scripts, plus free publication, an honorarium and 200 copies of the printed book
View guide →Free workshop with hall, infrastructure, lunch and refreshments provided by Kala Academy; experts paid honorarium and travel
View guide →A travel grant enabling a Goan writer to visit and meet senior writers of another language-region in India
View guide →A one-time financial gift by cheque for medical expenses, plus organised visits to veteran tiatr artistes
View guide →A memento, citation and cash burse for one male and one female young Konkani tiatr artiste each year
View guide →Rs 25,000 financial purse with a memento and certificate of appreciation, for up to 6 young artists a year
View guide →Tribal Development Department
Up to Rs 20,000 towards funeral and religious ceremony costs of a Scheduled Tribe person
View guide →Housing loan of Rs 5,00,000 at 2% per annum for repair, renovation or reconstruction
View guide →Up to Rs 5,00,000 for construction or reconstruction, up to Rs 3,00,000 for repairs
View guide →Up to Rs 3,00,000 reimbursement of offline NEET or JEE coaching fees over two years
View guide →75% reimbursement of coaching fees, up to Rs 10,000 per subject a year in rural areas and Rs 12,000 in urban areas
View guide →Maintenance allowance top-up of up to Rs 15,000 over the Post Matric Scholarship rate
View guide →Rs 5,000 to Rs 15,000 merit award, and Rs 20,000 for the top five rank holders per stream
View guide →Rs 1,500 a month per child of an ST widow and Rs 2,000 a month per ST orphan, until the child turns 18
View guide →Loan up to Rs 10,00,000 for an individual and up to Rs 15,00,000 for an ST group at 4% per annum on reducing balance
View guide →Annual operating support plus a one-time Rs 1,00,000 equipment grant for registered tribal farmers' co-operatives
View guide →Short-term credit up to Rs 1,00,000 at 2% per annum for education, medical or business needs
View guide →Support for Scheduled Tribe youth to join short-term professional and vocational training courses
View guide →Loan covering 95% of project cost with a 40% subsidy and 4% interest
View guide →Agriculture, Farmers Welfare and Co-operation Department
Payment at the FRP fixed by the National Federation of Co-operative Sugar Factories on the actual tonnage of cane weighed at the sugar factory
View guide →Subsidy of up to Rs 5 lakh to a Panchayat or Municipality for constructing a fish market
View guide →75% subsidy up to Rs 1,950 per cubic metre for built units, or 90% up to Rs 7,500 for portable vermibeds
View guide →75 percent subsidy on notified micronutrients, up to Rs 7,500 per hectare for a maximum of 4 hectares
View guide →75% subsidy limited to Rs 6,000 per hectare on soil conditioners and agricultural lime, up to 4 hectares per farmer
View guide →50 per cent of the actual cost of a wooden or FRP fishing canoe
View guide →50% subsidy up to Rs 30,000 on a barrier net, 60% up to Rs 36,000 for SC, ST and women applicants
View guide →Petrol subsidy of Rs 30 per litre on up to 1,000 litres a year, or 1,100 litres a year for SC and ST fishermen
View guide →50% subsidy up to Rs 30,000 on a stake net, 60% up to Rs 36,000 for SC/ST/women applicants
View guide →Grant-in-aid of Rs 50,000 to a registered fisheries co-operative society or association
View guide →25 per cent up to Rs 1,50,000 per hectare for the unit and 50 per cent up to Rs 75,000 per hectare for seed and feed
View guide →50% subsidy on the actual cost of an ornamental fish breeding, rearing or combined unit
View guide →50% subsidy on safety gear, up to Rs 1,000 per lifejacket and Rs 1,500 per lifebuoy
View guide →Up to Rs 2,00,000 per hectare for construction, Rs 1,00,000 per hectare for equipment and Rs 30,000 per crop for feed
View guide →100 per cent subsidy on basic dairy equipment up to Rs 30,000, credited directly to the beneficiary's bank account within 60 days
View guide →50% of the actual cost of a gill net or river gill net with accessories, up to Rs 30,000 general and Rs 40,000 for SC/ST
View guide →25% up to Rs 2.00 lakh per ha for construction or renovation, 25% up to Rs 50,000 per ha per year for seed and feed, and 50% up to Rs 60,000 per ha for farm equipment
View guide →Financial assistance to eligible fishermen for taking up mussel culture and oyster or bivalve farming
View guide →50% subsidy up to Rs 30,000 on a new inland fishing canoe, 60% up to Rs 36,000 for SC/ST/women
View guide →50% subsidy up to Rs 30,000 on one outboard motor of 2HP to 5HP, 60% up to Rs 36,000 for SC/ST/women
View guide →50% of actual cost, limited to Rs 50,000, for a singel or small rampon net and its accessories
View guide →50% subsidy up to Rs 5.00 lakh for construction or renovation of the unit, plus 50% up to Rs 2.00 lakh for equipment
View guide →50% subsidy up to Rs 10,000 on fish vending accessories, 60% up to Rs 12,000 for SC/ST/women
View guide →Rs 80 per animal per day for rearing local breed cattle, credited quarterly to the beneficiary's bank account
View guide →Rs 1 lakh cash prize with a certificate of appreciation and a memento, conferred by the Chief Minister
View guide →Annual grant of Rs 30,000 to Rs 3,75,000 graded by daily milk collection, for administrative and managerial expenses
View guide →Interest capped at 4% for the farmer on loans up to Rs 5.00 lakh, with the excess interest paid by the Government of Goa directly to the lending institution
View guide →Up to 90% subsidy per milch animal, transport incentive and 80% cattle shed subsidy
View guide →Compensation for loss of life, disability, or damage to fishing vessels, canoes and nets caused by natural calamities
View guide →75% subsidy on insulated fish boxes, capped at Rs 1,500, Rs 7,000 or Rs 15,000 by category
View guide →Reimbursement of the actual Value Added Tax paid on H.S.D. oil consumed by a registered fishing vessel, within a statewide quota of 20,000 KL a year
View guide →Panchayat and Rural Development Department
A digitally signed, permanent state record of a birth in Goa, valid for all official purposes and downloadable from rbd.goa.gov.in for the period 1971 to date
View guide →The official Goa record of a death, required to close bank accounts, claim insurance and pension, mutate Form I and XIV land records and obtain a succession or heirship document
View guide →Local-body permission to run a shop, restaurant, guest house or commercial establishment at a specific address in a Goa municipal or village panchayat area
View guide →Science and Technology Department
One-time rebate of Rs 10,000 per fresher recruited through campus placement from a Goa institute
View guide →An additional 10% capital investment subsidy for IT units owned by the Goan diaspora, over and above the standard investment subsidy
View guide →Investment subsidy of up to 20% of capital investment, with two possible 10% additions, for IT and ITeS units in Goa
View guide →Reimbursement of up to 50% of the expenditure incurred on obtaining an approved IT certification
View guide →50% reimbursement of per seat cost at co-working spaces, incubators and accelerators listed by the Start-up Promotion Cell
View guide →Free IT training in ICT tools for Scheduled Tribe and Scheduled Caste people in Goa
View guide →Free basic computer and job-oriented IT training for SC and ST citizens of Goan origin
View guide →Interest subsidy on working capital loans, up to Rs 5 lakh per annum for 3 years
View guide →25% reimbursement on high-speed bandwidth spending, capped at Rs 5 lakh per annum for 3 years
View guide →One-time rebate on the purchase of land or built-up office space for IT operations in Goa
View guide →One free laptop for each selected meritorious SC or ST student
View guide →100% lease rental reimbursement for the first 6 months, then Rs 35 per sq ft or 80% of rentals (whichever is lower) for up to 2 years
View guide →Reimbursement of up to 50% of annual lease rentals (60% where 30% or more employees are women) for a period of 2 years
View guide →Reimbursement of 50% of exhibition rental cost for national or international exhibitions, limited to 9 square metres of space
View guide →Reimbursement of patent filing expenses for IT units in Goa, up to Rs 25 lakh per unit
View guide →Performance grant of 5% of reported net income, subject to a total cap of Rs 25 lakh
View guide →20% subsidy on power charges for 3 years, plus 10% of the capital cost of a solar power generation unit
View guide →Reimbursement of the cost of industry standard quality certification, once during the policy period
View guide →Reimbursement of stamp duty and registration charges above Rs 100 paid by an IT unit in Goa
View guide →Matching grant of up to Rs 10,000 per fresher per month, and up to Rs 12,500 per female fresher per month, for 2 continuous years
View guide →Three annual cash awards of Rs 2,00,000 each for Innovation, Environment and Societal impact
View guide →Reimbursement of 10% of the capital cost of installing a solar power generation unit, capped at Rs 50 lakh
View guide →A once-in-three-years allowance of Rs 50 lakh to Rs 2 crore for IT units that meet five stiff growth, employment and certification criteria
View guide →Stamp duty on a start-up's land or built-up area lease or sale capped at Rs 100, with the excess reimbursed
View guide →Rs 10 lakh a year for 5 years as an educational grant, plus up to Rs 15 lakh as a patent-specific grant
View guide →Industries and Mines Department
Government capital contribution of up to Rs 1 crore per unit, matched by promoters, for 5 years against a guaranteed 6 per cent return
View guide →One-time capital grant of up to Rs 10 lakh, plus up to Rs 3 lakh per year for three years towards operational expenses
View guide →Up to 100% reimbursement of IP application fees and associated costs, capped at Rs 2 lakh for national IP and Rs 5 lakh for international IP
View guide →30% of loan interest up to Rs 5 lakh a year for 3 selected projects; 10% up to Rs 2 lakh a year for up to 40 other startups
View guide →1.5% of total net turnover or 30% of the interest paid, whichever is less, up to Rs 5 lakh per annum for 5 years
View guide →25% of the matching funds or a maximum of Rs 25 lakh, taken at proportionate ownership of stock, for start-ups raising pre-launch funding
View guide →Right to match the lowest tender price if quoting within 15% of it, tender documents capped at Rs 200, earnest money capped at Rs 500, no other security deposit, and payment priority within 60 days
View guide →50% of R&D expenses reimbursed, up to Rs 5 lakh per annum for two years
View guide →Internet, software licence and cloud costs reimbursed up to Rs 1 lakh per quarter for one year, plus lease rental subsidy of up to Rs 20 per sq ft per month for local start-ups
View guide →50% of fresher salary reimbursed up to Rs 15,000 per month per recruit, for up to 25 employees for 3 years
View guide →One-time grant of up to Rs 10 lakh for a promising startup idea or MVP
View guide →Interest-free share capital contribution of up to Rs 2 lakh per individual, or up to Rs 3 lakh for qualified applicants, and up to Rs 10 lakh for a group
View guide →50% of course fees reimbursed, up to Rs 50,000, for an approved technical skill training programme
View guide →A bundle of internet, power, capital and salary subsidies for listed training institutes, aggregating to a maximum of Rs 10 lakh per year for two years
View guide →Interest-free loan of up to Rs 5,00,000 for exhibitions abroad and up to Rs 5,00,000 for overseas market study tours, repayable over five years
View guide →Subsidy of Rs 2 lakh or the actual certification or patenting expenses, whichever is less, once per unit
View guide →100% reimbursement of electricity duty paid on High Tension connections by Cold Chain Units
View guide →One-time reimbursement of 100% of stamp duty and 100% of registration charges paid on logistics and warehousing property
View guide →50% of annual loan interest reimbursed, up to Rs 25,00,000 per project per year
View guide →Capital subsidy of 10% or 15% of fixed capital invested in fixed assets by a logistics or warehousing unit in Goa
View guide →50 percent reimbursement of skill upgradation and training costs, limited to Rs 5,000 per person employed
View guide →One-time reimbursement of 50% of the cost of purchasing and installing logistics management software
View guide →50% of trademark registration cost reimbursed, up to Rs 25,000
View guide →Cash subsidy of Rs 4, Rs 2 and Rs 1 per kg of maida across three daily consumption slabs, disbursed quarterly
View guide →Collectorate of North Goa / South Goa District
Home Department
An official Police Clearance Certificate issued by Goa Police after verification by the jurisdictional police station, accepted for jobs, passports, liquor and excise licences and Portuguese passport formalities
View guide →Gross pension of Rs 2,500 per month to an eligible retired seafarer
View guide →Education Department
Grant-funded educational support, assistive aids, home-based education and corrective surgery for differently abled children
View guide →Cash award of Rs 1,00,000 and a citation, presented by the Chief Minister of Goa on Teachers' Day
View guide →Full fee waiver plus lodging, boarding, food and transport charges for orphan students in higher education
View guide →Construction of planned integrated school campuses to replace inadequate and congested government school infrastructure
View guide →Rs 1,000 per month during training for up to 24 months, plus a one-time outfit allowance of Rs 12,000
View guide →Grant-in-aid for urgent minor repairs to government school buildings, routed through the local education committee
View guide →Identification, special training and age-appropriate admission into elementary school, free of cost
View guide →Interest-free loan cum grant for school infrastructure, with 50 per cent of the amount treated as a grant
View guide →Rs 1,00,000 and a citation to each of 10 awardees a year
View guide →Monthly rental reimbursement for internet services availed for a school ICT laboratory
View guide →Health and Family Welfare Department
Cashless treatment of up to Rs 4,00,000 per family per year at empanelled hospitals for 447 listed procedures
View guide →Compensation to sterilisation acceptors for death, failure or complications, and indemnity cover for empanelled doctors and facilities
View guide →Financial assistance for 12 categories of super-speciality treatment, capped by ceiling or actual expense, whichever is lower
View guide →Revenue Department
An official Revenue Department proof of permanent residence in Goa, used for state jobs, admissions, scheme eligibility and Portuguese passport formalities
View guide →A Mamlatdar-signed Income and Asset Certificate that proves you qualify for the 10% EWS reservation in central and Goa government jobs and in professional course admissions
View guide →A Mamlatdar-signed certificate of annual family income accepted by Goa government departments, colleges and welfare schemes such as Griha Aadhar
View guide →A registered sale deed under the Registration Act 1908 that makes you the legally recorded owner of the property in Goa and updates the Index of Land Registration
View guide →Registration Department
Urban Development and Housing Department
Other schemes
Women and Child Development Department
One-time incentive of Rs 10,000 on the birth of a live girl child, for up to two deliveries
View guide →Rs 2,500 a month foster care allowance plus Rs 1,500 to Rs 2,500 a month maintenance allowance by age
View guide →Rs 20,000 annual grant-in-aid to the group, plus Rs 5,000 per course for raw materials and Rs 5,000 honorarium to the trainer
View guide →Rs 20,000 annual grant-in-aid, plus Rs 5,000 per course for raw materials and a Rs 5,000 honorarium for the trainer
View guide →Rs 1,500 per month paid to the homemaker's own bank account
View guide →A 12-month paid internship in Goa's child protection system with a monthly allowance of Rs 15,000
View guide →Rs 1.00 lakh financial assistance, as a joint fixed deposit at age 18 or as cash on marriage
View guide →Cash prize of Rs 20,000 with a scroll or citation, to two awardees a year
View guide →Rs 2,500 per month stipend for up to three months plus vocational training, education up to Std XII, counselling and health services
View guide →Monthly maintenance grant per child to voluntary organisations housing destitute and orphaned children up to 18 years
View guide →Grant-in-aid covering salary components and maintenance expenditure of an approved shelter home for women
View guide →Annual grant of Rs 10,000 for administrative expenses, plus a Rs 10,000 award for the best performing Child Committee in each taluka
View guide →Energy and Petrochemicals Department
Battery-capacity-linked purchase or conversion subsidy, scrapping incentive and road tax and registration fee waiver for EVs in Goa
View guide →Waiver of delayed payment charges on outstanding electricity dues, on payment of the principal amount
View guide →Debt Management Division, Department of Finance
Directorate of Settlement and Land Records
Department of Registration
Civil Registrar-cum-Sub Registrar of the taluka, under Goa's civil law derived from the Portuguese Civil Code of 1867 and the Law of Marriage, with the Marriage Officer for registrations under the central Special Marriage Act 1954
Transport Department
Department of Information and Publicity
One-time financial assistance of up to Rs 2,00,000 per case for a journalist in indigent circumstances
View guide →Rs 7,500 a month to eligible retired working journalists, and 50 per cent of the pension to the family after death
View guide →50% of the e-bike price, up to Rs 50,000, paid in a single instalment after purchase
View guide →Seven awards of Rs 10,000 each with a certificate and memento, presented on National Press Day
View guide →Cash prizes totalling Rs 1,16,000, with a top prize of Rs 20,000 in each category
View guide →Directorate of Settlement and Land Records and the office of the Mamlatdar of the taluka
Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs Department
Persons with Disabilities Welfare Department
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Social Justice and Empowerment Department
Additional maintenance allowance of Rs 750 or Rs 1,500 per month for 10 months, over and above the Post Matric Scholarship
View guide →Additional financial assistance supplementing the Post Matric Scholarship maintenance allowance
View guide →Monthly stipend of Rs 200 or Rs 300 for 11 months of the academic year, released in two instalments
View guide →Course fees up to Rs 10,000, monthly maintenance allowance up to Rs 800, and a one-time books and uniform grant up to Rs 3,000
View guide →Rs 25,000 fixed deposit for an SC girl student, released after she completes Class 12
View guide →Rs 20,000 for top 5 rank holders in SSC and each HSSC stream, and Rs 5,000 to Rs 15,000 merit awards by percentage slab
View guide →An official OBC certificate recording Other Backward Class status in Goa, used for reserved seats, reserved posts and Directorate of Social Welfare schemes
View guide →Rs 325 a month for SC students and Rs 225 a month for OBC students, paid for 11 months
View guide →Consolidated academic allowance of Rs 3,500 a year for day scholars and Rs 8,000 a year for hostellers, with a 10 per cent additional allowance for Divyang students
View guide →Monthly financial assistance of Rs 1,000 credited to the beneficiary's savings bank account through ECS
View guide →Financial assistance to organisations running residential facilities and half way homes for persons with disabilities in Goa
View guide →A photo identity card recognised across Goa as proof of senior-citizen status, carrying a 50 per cent fare concession on KTCL buses within the state
View guide →A verified set of Goa government documents proving widowhood or destitution, accepted by the Directorate of Social Welfare and the Women and Child Development Department for pension and monthly assistance claims
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