Haryana Government Schemes
Haryana state government schemes — SARAL portal schemes, family welfare, MSME and scholarship schemes, with eligibility, documents and how to apply.
207 schemes across 22 departments · updated 2026
Sports, Youth and Cultural Activities Department
Cash awards to medal winners across 22 tournament categories, plus state sports awards such as Bhim, Eklavya, Maharana Pratap and Rani Laxmi Bai
View guide →Budget head that earmarks Sports Department spending for Scheduled Caste sportspersons
View guide →Free sports equipment for up to 2 chosen sports, supplied to a Gram Panchayat or Municipal Body
View guide →Sainik Welfare Department
Rs 100 per child per month, up to a maximum of Rs 300 per month
View guide →Extra Rs 100 per month over and above the widow's existing pension
View guide →Monthly financial assistance of Rs 3,000, increased by Rs 400 every November
View guide →One-time marriage grant of Rs 21,000 per daughter, for up to two daughters
View guide →Rs 11,000 marriage grant per daughter, for up to two daughters
View guide →Agriculture, Farmers Welfare and Co-operation Department
40% to 50% subsidy on notified farm implements and machinery, subject to a per-machine ceiling
View guide →50 chicks of a 10-day-old low input poultry breed supplied free of cost
View guide →Subsidy on bee colonies, bee hives and beekeeping equipment at the rate notified in the Department of Horticulture's norms for the year
View guide →Cash compensation for the difference between the protected price and the actual wholesale mandi price, for 21 notified horticulture crops
View guide →90 percent subsidy on the unit cost of a 15 female + 1 male sheep or goat unit
View guide →Rs 2,400 per acre for maize demonstration and Rs 3,600 per acre for pulses demonstration
View guide →50 per cent subsidy on crop residue management machines, subject to a notified per-machine ceiling
View guide →80 per cent subsidy on crop residue management machinery bought by a registered group to run a Custom Hiring Centre
View guide →Board funding that subsidises certified and hybrid seed through HSDC and gypsum for alkaline land reclamation through HLRDC
View guide →Compensation of up to Rs 30,000 per acre for notified crop losses, against a farmer contribution of Rs 1,500 per acre
View guide →25 per cent subsidy on the cost of milch animals for mini dairy units, 50 per cent for indigenous cattle units and SC beneficiaries, and five-year interest subvention for 50-animal hi-tech units
View guide →Cash incentive of Rs 5,000-25,000 for indigenous cows and Rs 20,000-40,000 for Murrah buffaloes on recorded milk yield
View guide →85 per cent subsidy for Scheduled Caste farmers on horticulture crop production components, against 50 per cent for general category
View guide →50 percent subsidy on the unit cost of a 2 or 3 milch animal dairy unit or a 10+1 piggery unit
View guide →Per-acre incentive for shifting land out of paddy into a low water-use crop
View guide →Per-litre cash incentive over and above the milk price paid to members of cooperative milk societies
View guide →Subsidy on low-cost thatched hut mushroom production units, mushroom trays and related inputs, at the rate notified in the Department's norms for the year
View guide →40 per cent subsidy for general category and 60 per cent for SC and women beneficiaries on ornamental fish breeding, rearing and brood bank units
View guide →Up to 40 per cent subsidy for general category and up to 60 per cent for SC, ST and women on approved fisheries projects
View guide →60 per cent subsidy for SC fish farmers on pond inputs, panchayati pond lease money, fishing nets, annual auction of notified waters and fish vending units
View guide →Capital subsidy of 50 to 90 per cent on the cost of animals for dairy, piggery and sheep or goat units
View guide →Free livestock insurance for Scheduled Caste families, with the government paying the full premium
View guide →Rs 5,000 per acre incentive for wide-row spacing and single-bud-chip sugarcane planting
View guide →Women and Child Development Department
One-time Rs 21,000 invested with LIC per eligible girl child, released with interest at age 18
View guide →Free 24x7 emergency helpline and rescue, shelter, medical, legal and counselling support for children in distress
View guide →Compensation to a woman victim or survivor of sexual assault, acid attack and other listed crimes, or to her dependants
View guide →5 per cent simple interest subsidy on a bank education loan, paid by HWDC
View guide →Free education, aftercare stay, monthly financial assistance, a compassionate-ground job with EWS status and a one-time interest-free housing loan
View guide →A registered charitable fund that receives donations for girl-child and women's welfare in Haryana
View guide →Collateral-free loan up to Rs 5 lakh with 7 per cent interest subvention for three years
View guide →Subsidised full-day creche care with breakfast, lunch and evening snacks for children aged 6 months to 6 years
View guide →Training of ICDS and health functionaries and community awareness generation on infant and young child feeding practices
View guide →Nutrition, health and self-development support for adolescent girls aged 11 to 18 years
View guide →200 ml of fortified flavoured skimmed milk free, six days a week, at the Anganwadi centre
View guide →Rs 5,000 maternity assistance in one instalment for the second child (boy)
View guide →Free residential shelter, food, medical care, education and vocational training for destitute girls and young women
View guide →Free emergency rescue, medical, police, legal, counselling and 5-day shelter support in one place
View guide →Day-care creche services for children aged 6 months to 6 years, now delivered through Palna Anganwadi-cum-creches
View guide →Rs 1 lakh immediate relief and fully funded medical treatment including reconstructive surgery
View guide →Take-home ration, IFA supplementation, health check-ups and life-skills training for adolescent girls through Anganwadi centres
View guide →Cash awards from Rs 21,000 to Rs 5 lakh for outstanding women, plus adolescent girl, best mother, sex ratio and rural sports awards
View guide →Technical assistance, training, research and coordination support for women-related laws and schemes
View guide →Collateral-free loan up to Rs 3 lakh with full interest subvention for three years, capped at Rs 50,000
View guide →Free shelter, food, medical care, counselling, legal aid, schooling and vocational training in a protective and rehabilitative home for rescued trafficking victims
View guide →Free residential shelter with food, clothing, medical care and support services for widows and destitute women and their dependent children
View guide →Free 24x7 emergency response, referral and information service for women in distress
View guide →Subsidised hostel accommodation for working women with day care for their children
View guide →Health and Family Welfare Department
Rs 6,100 fixed monthly honorarium plus activity-wise performance incentives
View guide →Rs 200 to Rs 500 per month for 20 years to couples adopting terminal family planning
View guide →Rs 250 to Rs 1,100 to the sterilisation acceptor plus Rs 150 to Rs 200 to the motivator
View guide →Rs 30,000 for sterilisation failure, up to Rs 25,000 for complications and up to Rs 2 lakh for death
View guide →Cashless indoor and day-care treatment across 1,340 packages at empanelled hospitals, with no ceiling on the amount
View guide →Zero-expense delivery and newborn treatment in government health facilities
View guide →Labour, Skill Development and Employment Department
Rs 5,000 one-time financial assistance to buy a new bicycle
View guide →Reimbursement of dental treatment cost up to Rs 4,000, and up to Rs 10,000 for a complete denture
View guide →Monthly disability pension of Rs 3,000 for registered construction workers with 70-100 percent permanent disability
View guide →Rs 5,000 to Rs 12,000 per year per child, by class, from Class 1 to post-graduation
View guide →Rs 3,500 per month for life to the surviving spouse, or to one living parent of an unmarried worker
View guide →Rs 10,000 to Rs 21,000 a year per child, by course of study
View guide →Rs 3,000 to Rs 4,000 a year per child for school uniform, books and notebooks
View guide →A construction worker's registration card of the Haryana BOCW Welfare Board, which unlocks the board's 22 welfare schemes for the worker and family
View guide →Rs 5,00,000 to the widow or dependants on death at the workplace
View guide →Institutional strengthening grants for the state skill mission and district skill committees, not a cash benefit to individuals
View guide →Monthly unemployment allowance of Rs 1,200 to Rs 3,500 plus honorarium up to Rs 6,000 for 100 hours of honorary assignment
View guide →Rs 200 per month scholarship and Rs 15 per month tuition fee reimbursement for SC trainees in Haryana government ITIs
View guide →Rs 4,500 financial assistance to buy a new sewing machine
View guide →An official registration certificate carrying a 16-digit verification number for a shop or commercial establishment in Haryana, accepted by banks for a current account and by other departments as proof that the business legally exists
View guide →Reimbursement of up to Rs 1,500 for one pair of spectacles, once in five years
View guide →One-time reimbursement of the cost of a trade toolkit for SC and all girl trainees in Haryana government ITIs
View guide →Monthly unemployment allowance of Rs 1,200 for 10+2, Rs 2,000 for graduates and Rs 3,500 for post-graduates
View guide →Rs 3,000 per month pension to the widow of a registered construction worker
View guide →Transport Department
Half the normal bus fare in Haryana Roadways buses for senior citizens who are Haryana residents
View guide →Discounted student bus pass on Haryana Roadways in place of daily single tickets
View guide →Free student bus pass for girl students in Haryana Roadways buses, for journeys up to 150 km
View guide →Industries and Mines Department
25 per cent capital investment subsidy on fixed capital investment in plant, machinery and technical civil works, released as two equal instalments
View guide →5% to 8% interest subsidy on term loans, up to Rs 20 lakh a year for 3 to 7 years
View guide →75% reimbursement of credit rating expenses, up to Rs 2 lakh, once every five years
View guide →100% exemption from electricity duty on production load for 7 to 20 years depending on sector and block category
View guide →1% of FOB value or actual freight, whichever is less, up to Rs 10 lakh per year
View guide →15 per cent capital subsidy on plant, machinery and building, 7 per cent interest subsidy for 7 years, and DG set subsidy of Rs 8,000 per KVA
View guide →100% interest benefit on wage loans, up to Rs 20,000 per employee, for up to 6 months
View guide →6% interest subsidy on bank loans for handicraft activities, up to Rs 25,000 per year for 3 years
View guide →Reimbursement of 50% to 100% of net SGST paid in cash, for 5 to 13 years, capped at 100% to 150% of fixed capital investment
View guide →Cluster land and plug-and-play sheds, plus capital investment subsidy up to Rs 30 lakh, 6% interest subsidy up to Rs 20 lakh a year, marketing support up to Rs 10 lakh a year and Rs 20 lakh start-up assistance
View guide →One-time purchase incentive of 10 to 50 per cent of the ex-showroom price depending on vehicle category, paid directly into the buyer's bank account
View guide →Refund of 60% to 100% of stamp duty paid on land bought or leased for an industrial unit, depending on block category
View guide →Education Department
One-time yearly cash award of Rs 740 to Rs 1,250 depending on the class
View guide →Rs 1,000 per month stipend for 12 months, plus Rs 500 per month extra for hostellers
View guide →Rs 1,000 per student per year to the topper boy and topper girl of each of classes 9, 10, 11 and 12 in a government school
View guide →One bicycle, or the cost of one, for a Scheduled Caste student entering class VI
View guide →One free bicycle, or the cost of a bicycle of the student's own choice paid into the bank account by DBT
View guide →Rs 2,000 per student per year as a book allowance
View guide →A free school bag and a stationery allowance each academic year, paid as a cash allowance by DBT
View guide →Monthly scholarship of Rs 150 to Rs 900 depending on the level of study
View guide →Full annual institution fee reimbursed until graduation for CBSE state toppers
View guide →Cash incentive to school students who are grandchildren of recognised freedom fighters, paid by Direct Benefit Transfer
View guide →Merit scholarship awarded on the class 10 Board Matric result, plus a free laptop provided under the same scheme
View guide →Rs 500 per month merit scholarship, awarded semester by semester to 15 per cent of the sanctioned intake
View guide →Rs 3,000 per year merit scholarship for undergraduate girls in Haryana government colleges
View guide →Annual fee reimbursement for CBSE state toppers, up to Rs 25,000 at 10+2 level and up to Rs 1 lakh at degree level
View guide →Rs 300 per month for girls and Rs 150 per month for boys in classes 9 to 12, with Rs 400 and Rs 200 for class 11-12 science students
View guide →Rs 75 to Rs 200 per month for 12 months, depending on class and gender
View guide →Rs 300 per month for girls and Rs 150 per month for boys in classes 9 to 12, with Rs 400 and Rs 200 for class 11-12 science students
View guide →Rs 75 to Rs 200 per month for 12 months, depending on class and gender
View guide →Class-wise monthly allowance paid in four quarterly instalments, plus a separate one-time allowance at the start of the academic session
View guide →Rs 100 to Rs 200 per month for 12 months, depending on class and gender
View guide →Rs 6,000, Rs 3,000 or Rs 1,500 per year for three years, by exam rank slab
View guide →Merit-based scholarship granted at different rates to students of all categories in classes 9 to 12 of Haryana government schools
View guide →Cash award of Rs 1,450 per year to SC students of classes 9 to 12, paid once a year on top of the monthly stipend
View guide →Cash award to students who perform well in Punjabi as a second language in the Board matric examination, paid while they study in class 11 and class 12
View guide →A state scholarship for meritorious government school students, paid by DBT into the student's bank account
View guide →Rs 200 per month for 10 months as a separate stipend for girl students with disabilities, in addition to the CwSN student component
View guide →Rs 1,000 per month for 12 months as stipend and Rs 2,000 once a year for books
View guide →Tuition fee reimbursement up to Rs 40,000 a year plus actual bus or train pass cost for SC students in Haryana technical institutions
View guide →Planning Department
Minority Welfare Department
Concessional education loan at 3% a year for minority students from families earning up to Rs 3 lakh
View guide →Education loan at 8% a year for men and 5% for women, for minority students from families earning up to Rs 8 lakh
View guide →Course fee up to Rs 20,000 a year plus maintenance allowance of Rs 5,000 to Rs 10,000 a year
View guide →Micro-credit of up to Rs 1,00,000 per Self-Help Group member from minority communities, at 7% a year
View guide →Revenue Department
An official record from the Haryana Registration wing of the transactions registered against a property over a chosen period, used by banks, buyers and advocates to check for mortgages and charges
View guide →An official Haryana record of rights showing the owner, khewat, khatauni, khasra numbers, area, share and any mortgage or charge entered against the land
View guide →An official record of who the surviving heirs of a deceased person are, accepted by Haryana government departments for pension, gratuity, provident fund and inheritance mutation of land
View guide →An updated jamabandi (record of rights) and a mutation nakal (intkal) showing you as the recorded owner of the khewat or khasra in Haryana revenue records
View guide →A registered sale deed that legally transfers ownership of immovable property to the buyer under the Registration Act 1908 and forms the basis for mutation in the Haryana land records
View guide →Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs Department
Domestic LPG cylinder refill at an effective cost of Rs 500, with the balance refunded by DBT
View guide →2 litres of subsidised mustard oil per family per month at a fair price shop
View guide →An official Haryana ration card in the AAY, CBPL, SBPL, OPH or APL category that entitles the family to subsidised foodgrain at its mapped fair price shop and works as address and family-composition proof
View guide →Directorate of Information, Public Relations and Languages, Haryana
Science and Technology Department
State science scholarship awarded through a competitive examination, 1,000 awards a year
View guide →Monthly research fellowship of Rs 18,000 to Rs 35,000 plus Rs 20,000 annual contingency grant
View guide →Rs 4,000 to Rs 6,000 a month up to post-graduate level plus a one-time research mentorship grant
View guide →General Administration Department
Department of Irrigation and Water Resources, Haryana
Subsidy on drip, mini-sprinkler and sprinkler irrigation systems, and on farm water storage tanks linked to micro irrigation
View guide →Subsidy on laying an underground pipeline from the water source to the field, in place of an open kachha or lined channel
View guide →Public Relations and Languages Department
Energy and Petrochemicals Department
75 per cent subsidy on a standalone solar agriculture pump of 3 HP to 10 HP, with the farmer paying only 25 per cent
View guide →A Haryana state subsidy paid on top of the central PM Surya Ghar rooftop solar subsidy of up to Rs 78,000, targeted at lower-income households
View guide →Urban Development and Housing Department
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Social Justice and Empowerment Department
Monthly allowance of Rs 3,200 credited directly to the beneficiary's bank account
View guide →Monthly allowance of Rs 3,200 paid by DBT into the beneficiary's own bank account
View guide →An official record of a birth registered under the Registration of Births and Deaths Act 1969, accepted by every Haryana government department, school and passport office as proof of date and place of birth
View guide →An official caste certificate valid for the lifetime of the person and recognised by every Haryana government department, board and university
View guide →An official police character certificate issued by Haryana Police after verification by your local police station, accepted for jobs, passport, visa, licence and tender purposes
View guide →The legal proof of a person's death, date and place, issued under the Registration of Births and Deaths Act 1969 and required for insurance claims, pension transfer, property succession and bank account closure
View guide →Rs 2,100 per month per eligible woman, credited by DBT through PFMS
View guide →An official Haryana resident certificate accepted by Haryana government departments, HSSC and HPSC recruitment, and state universities as proof of permanent residence in Haryana
View guide →One-time merit scholarship of Rs 8,000 to Rs 12,000 per course year
View guide →75 per cent of estimated treatment cost paid directly to the hospital
View guide →Pre-matric scholarship of Rs 1,500 for 10 months and post-matric maintenance allowance of Rs 230 to Rs 1,200 a month
View guide →One-time grant of Rs 80,000 for repair and renovation of an existing house
View guide →Concessional education loan up to Rs 50 lakh at 4 percent for men and 3.5 percent for women
View guide →Concessional education loan up to Rs 10 lakh in India or Rs 20 lakh abroad at 4% interest (3.5% for girls)
View guide →Concessional education loan up to Rs 40 lakh at 6.5% annual interest for SC students
View guide →Concessional education loan of up to Rs 20 lakh for safai karamcharis and their dependants
View guide →An Income and Asset Certificate in the Government of India format that proves you qualify for the 10% EWS reservation in central and Haryana government jobs and in college admissions
View guide →Coaching fee for a competitive or entrance examination paid to the institution
View guide →Rs 2,300 per month per child, up to 2 children per family, credited by DBT
View guide →Rs 1,700 per month for each family member, with a family cap of Rs 8,500 per month
View guide →Monthly pension of 2.5x, 3.5x or 4.5x the Divyang pension based on the certified disability slab
View guide →Monthly allowance of Rs 2,600 for each eligible non-school going disabled child
View guide →Monthly financial assistance of Rs 3,000, paid over and above any other social security pension
View guide →Monthly pension of Rs 3,200, payable over and above any other social security pension
View guide →Monthly financial assistance of Rs 3,200 until the beneficiary turns 60
View guide →Monthly allowance of 2.5, 3.5 or 4.5 times the Haryana Divyang pension, by certified disability percentage
View guide →Monthly disability pension of Rs 3,200 paid directly into the beneficiary's bank account
View guide →Monthly disability pension of Rs 3,200 credited by DBT to the pensioner's own account
View guide →Monthly honorarium of Rs 10,000 to Haryana-resident Padma awardees
View guide →Course fee reimbursement plus a monthly maintenance allowance for classes XI to PhD
View guide →Admission fee, tuition fee and monthly maintenance allowance for class IX and X minority students
View guide →Central and state funding to build hostels of up to 100 seats for OBC students, plus Rs 2,500 per seat for furniture
View guide →An official statement of verified annual family income, valid for the current financial year and accepted by all Haryana government departments
View guide →Central share of Rs 300 or Rs 500 a month, delivered inside Haryana's combined Divyang pension of Rs 3,200 a month
View guide →Central NSAP assistance of Rs 200 or Rs 500 a month, merged into Haryana's Rs 3,200 Old Age Samman Allowance
View guide →Central NSAP widow pension of Rs 300 or Rs 500 a month, merged into Haryana's Rs 3,200 widow and destitute women pension
View guide →Monthly allowance of Rs 3,200 for 15 years to families with only girl children
View guide →Advocate's fee paid by the state for eligible civil, revenue and criminal cases
View guide →Micro-credit of up to Rs 1,25,000 per Backward Class woman for a self-employment activity
View guide →A digitally signed Marriage Registration Certificate issued under the Haryana Compulsory Registration of Marriage Act, 2008, accepted by every Haryana government department, bank, passport office and foreign mission
View guide →Rs 2,50,000 shagun to an inter-caste couple, half immediately and half after a 3-year lock-in
View guide →Cash relief of Rs 85,000 to Rs 8,25,000 depending on the offence, paid in stages
View guide →Marriage shagun of Rs 1,100 to Rs 71,000 depending on the family category
View guide →An official Other Backward Class certificate recording non-creamy-layer status, recognised by Haryana government departments, boards and universities
View guide →Monthly old-age pension of Rs 3,200 credited by DBT to the pensioner's own bank account
View guide →Rs 3,200 per month paid directly into the beneficiary's bank account
View guide →Monthly maintenance allowance of Rs 160 to Rs 750 for OBC students in post-matric courses
View guide →Monthly maintenance allowance of Rs 230 to Rs 1,200 plus reimbursement of compulsory non-refundable fees
View guide →Annual pre-matric scholarship for OBC students in Classes 9 and 10, Rs 4,000 a year under PM-YASASVI
View guide →Annual scholarship and allowances for Class 1 to 10 children of sanitation and hazardous-cleaning workers
View guide →Consolidated academic allowance of Rs 3,500 (day scholar) or Rs 7,000 (hosteller) per year for classes IX and X
View guide →Concessional credit to make Backward Class residents of Haryana self-employed and employable
View guide →Free pre-examination training at 6 state centres, with a Rs 100 per month stipend for stenography trainees
View guide →An official Haryana government photo identity card that proves you are a senior citizen, used to claim age-based concessions, priority counters and senior-citizen services
View guide →State equity funding that capitalises the Nigam's income-generating loan schemes for Backward Classes and EWS
View guide →State equity funding that capitalises HSFDC's self-employment loan schemes for Scheduled Castes
View guide →Loan of up to Rs 3 lakh to construct or develop business premises on the applicant's own land
View guide →One-year free tailoring course with Rs 600 monthly stipend, Rs 300 monthly raw material and a free sewing machine on completion
View guide →Concessional self-employment term loan of up to Rs 15 lakh for Backward Class residents of Haryana
View guide →Recognition of widow or destitute status by the Haryana Department of Social Justice and Empowerment, which carries a pension of Rs 3,000 per month with effect from 1 January 2024
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