Madhya Pradesh Government Schemes
Madhya Pradesh state government schemes — Ladli Behna, Samagra pension, scholarships and farmer welfare schemes, with eligibility, documents and how to apply.
277 schemes across 27 departments · updated 2026
Tribal Development Department
Monthly cash food grant credited directly to the bank account of women of Baiga, Bharia and Sahariya families
View guide →Free JEE, NEET and CLAT coaching with free hostel and schooling for Class 11 and 12 Scheduled Tribe students
View guide →Free residential schooling with lodging, bedding and meals, plus a monthly food scholarship of about Rs 1,300 to Rs 1,340
View guide →Monthly housing allowance of Rs 1,000 to Rs 2,000 for 12 months to tribal students in higher education who did not get hostel admission
View guide →Free hostel seat with boarding, lodging and study support for Scheduled Caste students
View guide →Foodgrain, household material and discretionary relief for destitute Scheduled Tribe households
View guide →Cash incentive at each stage of the UPSC and MPPSC civil services examination, up to Rs 1.5 lakh across three UPSC stages
View guide →Coaching fee up to Rs 2 lakh paid to the institute, Rs 15,000 book grant and Rs 12,500 a month stipend for up to 18 months
View guide →One free bicycle, or the equivalent cash at the School Education Department's notified cycle rate, on admission to Class 11
View guide →Rs 2,000 on Class 11 science admission and Rs 3,000 on B.Sc. admission, paid once at each stage
View guide →Stage-wise cash incentive on clearing the preliminary, main and interview stages of the UPSC or MPPSC civil services examination
View guide →Free hostel accommodation, meals, furniture, bedding, library and coaching for SC, ST and OBC students
View guide →Free boarding, lodging, bedding and coaching for ST students in Classes 6 to 8
View guide →One-time incentive of Rs 3,000 on taking admission in Class 11 after passing Class 10
View guide →50 kg foodgrain on a birth; 1 quintal foodgrain plus cooking utensils on a death
View guide →Monthly maintenance allowance of Rs 230 to Rs 1,500 by course group and hostel status, plus reimbursement of tuition and mandatory fees
View guide →One-time incentive of Rs 50,000 or Rs 25,000 on admission to IIT, NIT, NLU, AIIMS, NDA or a government MBBS course
View guide →Cash award of up to Rs 51,000 for top-ranking SC and ST students in the MP Board Class 10 and 12 merit lists
View guide →Reimbursement of the actual fee fixed by the regulatory committee for ST students in Sainik Schools and recognised private institutions
View guide →Free hostel residence plus a monthly mess scholarship of Rs 1,090 for boys and Rs 1,130 for girls
View guide →One-time relief grant of up to Rs 15,000 for Scheduled Tribe families in sudden distress
View guide →Grant to a Gram Panchayat or tribal institution to build a multipurpose community hall
View guide →Free hostel seat, bedding and utilities, plus a monthly scholarship for food of Rs 1,300 (boys) and Rs 1,340 (girls)
View guide →One-time incentive of Rs 3,000 on regular admission to Class 11
View guide →Rs 250 per year in Classes 1 to 5; Rs 200 per year for boys and Rs 600 per year for girls in Classes 6 to 8
View guide →Rs 600 per year for boys and Rs 1,300 per year for girls in Class 9 and Class 10
View guide →Emergency assistance of Rs 1,000 to Rs 10,000, and up to Rs 25,000 in case of a student's death
View guide →Tuition up to USD 40,000 a year plus USD 9,000 living and USD 1,000 contingency allowance
View guide →Labour, Skill Development and Employment Department
Annual academic scholarship for children of covered industrial workers, Class 5 to postgraduate
View guide →Rs 5,000 funeral assistance paid to the family of a registered unorganised worker on death
View guide →Funeral assistance plus ex-gratia of up to Rs 4,00,000 on accidental death and up to Rs 2,00,000 on permanent disability, for unregistered construction site workers
View guide →One-time cash award to a registered construction worker's child on clearing the Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission examination
View guide →Rs 3,000 funeral assistance plus ex-gratia of up to Rs 4,00,000 on accidental death and up to Rs 2,00,000 on permanent disability
View guide →Housing assistance for registered rural construction workers who do not own a permanent (pucca) house
View guide →Additional housing assistance from the construction workers' welfare board for registered urban construction workers
View guide →Free overnight shelter with basic facilities for construction workers in urban Madhya Pradesh
View guide →One-time reimbursement of 90 per cent of the cycle bill or Rs 4,000, whichever is lower
View guide →Rs 6,000 funeral assistance plus ex-gratia of Rs 2 lakh (natural death) or Rs 4 lakh (accidental death) to the dependant of a registered construction worker
View guide →Recurring assistance to the widow of a deceased covered worker, released twice a year
View guide →Sports encouragement benefit of the Madhya Pradesh Labour Department, notified as a public service in the state's Public Services Guarantee list
View guide →An official worker identity registered with the Madhya Pradesh Building and Other Construction Workers Welfare Board, which unlocks Sambal benefits including ₹5,000 funeral assistance, ₹2 lakh on natural death and ₹4 lakh on accidental death
View guide →Free skill training in construction trades, with certification, for registered construction workers
View guide →Rs 25,000 marriage assistance per daughter, for up to two daughters, or for a registered woman construction worker herself
View guide →45 days of minimum wage plus Rs 1,000 nutrition allowance for a registered woman construction worker, and 15 days of minimum wage for a registered male worker
View guide →Cashless hospital treatment of up to Rs 5,00,000 per family per year at empanelled hospitals, for registered construction workers and their dependants
View guide →Rs 6,000 funeral assistance plus Rs 2 lakh to Rs 4 lakh ex-gratia to the worker's successor
View guide →Monthly stipend of Rs 8,000 to Rs 10,000 during on-the-job training, plus an SCVT certificate
View guide →Maternity assistance for pregnant and nursing women who are registered unorganised or construction workers, paid through the health system
View guide →Rs 5,000 funeral assistance plus ex-gratia of Rs 1 lakh to Rs 4 lakh on death or disability of a registered unorganised worker
View guide →Up to Rs 4,00,000 accidental death assistance plus disability, funeral and allied welfare benefits
View guide →Funeral, death and disability ex-gratia assistance plus linked maternity and higher-education benefits for registered unorganised workers
View guide →Full tuition fee paid for higher education of children of Sambal-registered unorganised workers
View guide →Funeral assistance plus ex-gratia of Rs 1 lakh to Rs 4 lakh on death or permanent disability of a labourer, through the Sambal, construction workers and labour welfare boards
View guide →Paid workplace training with a monthly stipend of Rs 8,000 to Rs 10,000 and an SCVT certificate
View guide →Notebooks and registers supplied to a registered construction worker's school-going children at a subsidised rate fixed by the Welfare Board
View guide →One-time education incentive award of Rs 1,500 to Rs 25,000 depending on the course passed
View guide →The Madhya Pradesh registration certificate, which Section 6(3) requires to be prominently displayed at the establishment and which banks, landlords and licensing offices accept as proof of lawful registration
View guide →Yearly education scholarship for children of covered industrial workers in Madhya Pradesh
View guide →One-time award of Rs 25,000 to the top 5,000 Class 10 and Class 12 merit students among construction workers' children
View guide →Subsidy or reimbursement towards trade tools and equipment for registered construction workers
View guide →Financial assistance for higher studies abroad for the child of a registered construction worker
View guide →One-time marriage assistance for the daughter of a covered industrial worker, or for a woman worker's own marriage
View guide →Agriculture, Farmers Welfare and Co-operation Department
25 to 33 per cent capital grant on a dairy unit up to Rs 10 lakh, plus 5 per cent interest subsidy for 7 years
View guide →One Murrah breeding bull on a 75 per cent grant of Rs 33,750
View guide →Certified high-yielding food grain seed at 75 per cent subsidy, up to Rs 1,500 per farmer
View guide →Improved and hybrid foodgrain seed supplied at a 75 per cent subsidy to SC and ST small and marginal farmers
View guide →Subsidised Certified-1 seed material at 75 per cent, plus payment of the seed certification registration fee, for farmers who grow seed for the department
View guide →20 to 50 per cent of unit cost as subsidy for planting notified medicinal and aromatic crops
View guide →Subsidy of 40 to 75 per cent of farm pond construction cost, up to Rs 1,00,000
View guide →Cash payment of the difference between MSP and the actual or model mandi sale price
View guide →One free vegetable seed packet worth Rs 75 for a household kitchen garden
View guide →Bank-linked dairy unit of 25 milch animals with 25 to 33 per cent government grant
View guide →Grant of Rs 15,000 per hectare of leased rural pond used for fish culture
View guide →Grant of Rs 1,500 per hectare to fishermen's cooperative societies leasing an irrigation pond
View guide →40 per cent state grant on the cost of establishing a fruit orchard
View guide →Free 6-month primary animal treatment training with a stipend of Rs 1,000 per month and a training kit worth Rs 1,200
View guide →Grant of 40 to 60 per cent of a Rs 77,456 goat unit, with the balance financed by a bank loan
View guide →Cash prizes of Rs 5,000 to Rs 2,00,000 for the highest-yielding indigenous breed cows and buffaloes
View guide →50 per cent state grant on approved horticulture machinery and power equipment
View guide →Restoration of a farmer's cooperative loan record so fresh institutional credit and government scheme benefits become available again
View guide →Collateral-free working capital loan up to Rs 2 lakh at an effective 4 per cent a year on prompt repayment
View guide →Fully sponsored horticulture training and exposure visits for farmers, within the state, outside the state and in special cases abroad
View guide →Project-based state support for companies and institutions that shift farmers from wheat and paddy to alternative crops with a buy-back tie-up
View guide →50 per cent of unit cost as subsidy for expanding the area under improved or hybrid spice crops
View guide →Percentage subsidy on the cost of notified agricultural machinery and implements, credited after purchase and physical verification
View guide →Cash payment of the per-quintal gap between soybean MSP and the actual or model mandi price
View guide →One milch cow or buffalo at 90 per cent grant, plus three days of pre-delivery training
View guide →50 to 75 per cent grant on a two-Murrah-buffalo dairy unit
View guide →50 per cent subsidy on the cost of 5-wire fencing with posts around a horticultural field
View guide →Rs 6,000 per year on top of PM-KISAN, paid in three instalments of Rs 2,000
View guide →Ex-gratia relief of up to Rs 4 lakh for accidental death and up to Rs 1 lakh for permanent disability suffered during agricultural work
View guide →Incentive of Rs 265 per quintal on wheat and Rs 100 per quintal on gram, lentil and mustard, over and above MSP
View guide →State grant towards the cost of digging a tube well and installing a pump on the farmer's own land
View guide →One indigenous breedable bull supplied at 75 per cent government grant
View guide →Free artificial insemination of cows and buffaloes at the livestock owner's doorstep, with high genetic merit semen
View guide →Grant of up to 50 per cent on the purchase price of plastic crates
View guide →Grant of up to 50 per cent of the cost of plastic-lining a farm pond
View guide →50 per cent grant on the cost of an HDPE vermibed for on-farm vermicompost production
View guide →50 per cent grant on shadenet houses, poly houses and plastic mulching
View guide →50 per cent of unit cost as subsidy for expanding the area under improved or hybrid vegetables
View guide →One improved breed male goat with insurance, mineral mixture and a training booklet, at 25 per cent beneficiary cost
View guide →40 Kadaknath chicks aged 28 days with feed and medicines, at 75 per cent grant
View guide →Free six-month training with Rs 1,000 monthly stipend and a Rs 1,200 kit
View guide →One breeding Murrah buffalo bull on a Rs 45,000 unit cost with 75 per cent state subsidy
View guide →Rs 17,000 total grant per eligible calf over two years
View guide →Minority Welfare Department
Free hostel accommodation for post-matric backward class and minority students studying away from their home town
View guide →Merit-based financial assistance for minority students in professional and technical courses, paid by DBT
View guide →Admission and course fee support plus a maintenance allowance for Class 11 upwards
View guide →Rs 5,000 for a class 10 district topper and Rs 10,000 for a class 12 district topper from the backward classes, with a certificate
View guide →Full tuition fees plus living, contingency, insurance, visa and economy-class airfare for study abroad
View guide →Monthly house rent allowance of Rs 1,000 to Rs 2,000 depending on the city where the student studies
View guide →Stage-wise cash incentive of Rs 20,000 to Rs 60,000 for clearing MPPSC or UPSC civil services examination stages
View guide →Rs 1,00,000 cash award for outstanding social work among de-notified, nomadic and semi-nomadic communities
View guide →Free hostel seat plus a monthly maintenance stipend of about Rs 1,230 for boys and Rs 1,270 for girls, for 10 months
View guide →Free pre-examination coaching for employment-oriented competitive examinations, plus a stipend during the training period
View guide →Free hostel or ashram seat with lodging, and a monthly maintenance amount of Rs 1,230 for boys and Rs 1,270 for girls for 10 months
View guide →One-time incentive of Rs 3,000 on first admission to Class 11
View guide →One-time award of Rs 50,000 or Rs 25,000 on selection into a premier professional institution through a national entrance examination
View guide →Bank loan of up to Rs 50,000 for a small enterprise, with margin money grant of up to Rs 15,000
View guide →State post-matric scholarship paid by e-payment to backward class students continuing study after matriculation
View guide →Fee reimbursement based on course fee and family income, paid by DBT
View guide →Tuition fee and examination fee paid, plus a residence allowance, from Class 11 to college level
View guide →Rs 2,300 a year for day scholars and Rs 4,000 a year for hostellers in Class 11 and 12
View guide →Monthly rate for 10 months of the session, released as a single annual payment through the school
View guide →Rs 150 a year at Rs 15 per month for 10 months, Classes 1 to 5
View guide →Rs 200 to Rs 400 per year depending on class and gender, credited by DBT
View guide →Rs 200 to Rs 1,200 a year depending on class and gender, credited by DBT
View guide →Free short-term employment-oriented ITI training for de-notified, nomadic and semi-nomadic community youth, with placement or self-employment linkage after training
View guide →Reimbursement of the tuition fee charged by a Sainik School or private/public school to a de-notified, nomadic or semi-nomadic community student
View guide →Energy and Petrochemicals Department
Women and Child Development Department
Free institutional treatment and feeding of severely malnourished children at a Nutrition Rehabilitation Centre, plus free referral transport
View guide →Free shelter, counselling, medical aid, police assistance and legal aid for women facing domestic violence
View guide →Free take-home ration for about 300 days a year plus health checks, IFA supplements and life-skill and vocational guidance
View guide →Rs 1,500 a month paid by Direct Benefit Transfer into the woman's own Aadhaar-linked bank account
View guide →Staged education payments totalling Rs 1,43,000 up to age 21
View guide →Free iron folic acid supplements and anaemia awareness for women, adolescent girls and young children
View guide →Free skill training, course fees and rehabilitation support for women in distress
View guide →Rs 5,000 a month aftercare for care leavers above 18 and Rs 4,000 a month sponsorship for orphaned children under 18
View guide →Rs 5,000 a month, free ration and free education for children who lost their parents or guardians to Covid-19
View guide →Free supplementary nutrition through anganwadi centres — take-home ration for 6 months to 3 years, hot cooked meals for 3 to 6 years
View guide →Menstrual hygiene awareness, IFA supplementation and take-home ration for adolescent girls through Anganwadi centres
View guide →Awareness, protection and rehabilitation support for women facing violence and exploitation
View guide →Education Department
Rs 1 lakh scholarship to each of 102 selected students per year
View guide →Free Hindi Granth Academy textbooks and free stationery for SC and ST students in government colleges
View guide →One-time cash incentive of Rs 5,000 for the district topper among government school Class 12 students
View guide →Rs 5,000 per year for an only-daughter student in Class 11 and Class 12
View guide →A complete set of prescribed textbooks free of cost for every student in Classes 9 to 12
View guide →Two sets of school uniform every academic year, funded at Rs 600 per student
View guide →Rs 500 a month for 10 months for general courses, Rs 750 a month for technical and medical courses
View guide →Rs 200 per year for boys and Rs 300 per year for girls in Classes 6 to 8
View guide →Merit-based monthly scholarship for government-college students who receive no other scholarship
View guide →One-time Rs 25,000 cash incentive to buy a laptop
View guide →One-time Rs 25,000 cash incentive to buy a laptop, paid by direct bank transfer
View guide →One-time Rs 25,000 cash incentive to buy a laptop, paid by DBT
View guide →Up to Rs 2,500 a year towards college fees for general-category undergraduate students
View guide →One free scooty for the Class 12 topper of each Madhya Pradesh government school
View guide →One free bicycle, or a cash grant in place of it, for eligible Class 6 and Class 9 government school students
View guide →Full tuition and admission fee for approved professional and degree courses, with an engineering cap of Rs 1.5 lakh a year
View guide →Rs 500 per month for 10 months of the academic year
View guide →Refund of admission fee and caution money after a Rs 100 processing deduction
View guide →Monthly doctoral research fellowship for SC and ST scholars, payable for up to 3 years
View guide →Monthly research fellowship for divyang PhD scholars, payable for up to 3 years
View guide →Free schooling in a private school from the entry class up to Class 8, with fees reimbursed by the state
View guide →Rs 300 per month for 10 months of the session, paid into the student's bank account
View guide →Rs 50 to Rs 250 a year depending on class, credited by Direct Benefit Transfer
View guide →Annual scholarship of Rs 350 to Rs 450 depending on class, for 10 months of the session
View guide →Overseas study award of about USD 40,000 a year for up to 2 years, for 20 selected students
View guide →Around Rs 300 to Rs 400 per student for Classes 9 and 10 from families earning up to Rs 1,00,000 a year
View guide →About Rs 5,000 a year for boys and Rs 5,250 a year for girls in Classes 11 and 12
View guide →Merit scholarship for first-division students of Classes 11 and 12 from families earning up to Rs 1,00,000 a year
View guide →Reimbursement of undergraduate tuition and admission fees, up to Rs 2,500 per year
View guide →Panchayat and Rural Development Department
The permanent Madhya Pradesh record of a birth, accepted as proof of date and place of birth for school admission, Aadhaar, passport, driving licence and every later government record
View guide →Collateral-free bank loan of up to Rs 10,000 with the state paying interest of up to 14 per cent
View guide →The official Madhya Pradesh record of a death, required to close bank accounts, claim insurance and pension, mutate khasra and khatauni land records and obtain a legal heir or succession certificate
View guide →A government marriage certificate accepted across India for passport and visa applications, name change, bank and insurance nomination, family pension, PF nomination and inheritance claims
View guide →Assistance to build a pucca house for rural families without one, alongside PMAY-Gramin
View guide →Working capital bank loan of up to Rs 10,000 with state interest subsidy of up to 14 per cent
View guide →Revenue Department
An official caste certificate naming your SC, ST or OBC category, recognised by Madhya Pradesh government departments, universities and recruitment boards
View guide →Compensation equal to the assessed value of the crop destroyed, not less than Rs 5,000 per account
View guide →An official Revenue Department proof of permanent residence in Madhya Pradesh, accepted for state jobs, admissions, scholarships and scheme eligibility
View guide →A Revenue Department certificate of annual family income accepted by Madhya Pradesh departments, colleges, scholarship portals and welfare schemes
View guide →An official Khasra, Khatauni, B-1 or Bhu-Naksha extract of a Madhya Pradesh land parcel, available free to view and as a paid digitally signed copy accepted by banks, courts and registration offices
View guide →An official Madhya Pradesh Revenue Department record of the surviving heirs of a deceased person, used for family pension, provident fund, gratuity, insurance claims and undisputed mutation of land records
View guide →A free residential plot of up to 60 square metres with a formal allotment order
View guide →An official OBC caste certificate recorded in Madhya Pradesh's e-District system, used for reserved seats, reserved posts and state scholarships, with a digitally signed downloadable copy
View guide →An updated khasra and khatauni entry in Madhya Pradesh land records showing you as the recorded bhumiswami of the khasra numbers you acquired
View guide →Home Department
An official police character verification certificate (charitra satyapan pramaan patra) issued by Madhya Pradesh Police, accepted for jobs, passport, visa and licence purposes
View guide →Six-week supervised internship with a district police unit, with a completion certificate — no cash benefit
View guide →Health and Family Welfare Department
Announced cashless cover of up to Rs 5 lakh a year for general illness and up to Rs 10 lakh for serious illness, for state employees and pensioners
View guide →Free in-patient treatment, medicines and investigations at government hospitals for BPL families
View guide →Free door-to-hospital transport for pregnant women going for institutional delivery
View guide →Free normal delivery, caesarean, abortion and newborn care for BPL families at government and accredited private hospitals
View guide →Free, cashless haemodialysis sessions at government dialysis units run under the National Health Mission
View guide →Free cardiac treatment and surgery for children aged 0 to 15 years at empanelled hospitals, with the state government meeting the cost
View guide →A functional household tap connection supplying 55 litres per person per day of potable water
View guide →Persons with Disabilities Welfare Department
Stage-wise cash incentive on clearing the preliminary examination, the main examination and the final selection of the UPSC or MPPSC civil services examination
View guide →Rs 3,000 paid to the person who performs the last rites of a destitute or unclaimed body
View guide →Hostel place, or rent and utility assistance, for students with 40 percent or more disability studying in Class 11 and above
View guide →Rs 600 per month disability pension credited directly to the beneficiary's bank account
View guide →Rs 600 per month old-age pension credited directly to the beneficiary's bank account
View guide →Rs 600 per month pension for BPL widows aged 40 to 79 years
View guide →Health insurance cover of up to Rs 1,00,000 per year per person with disability, at a flat annual enrolment fee
View guide →Rs 600 per month paid by direct bank transfer under the Chief Minister-branded pension components
View guide →Rs 600 per month social security pension for unmarried women aged 50 and above
View guide →Rs 600 per month pension for widows aged 18 and above, irrespective of poverty line status
View guide →Rs 600 per month social security pension for parents of daughters only
View guide →Rs 49,000 to the bride by account payee cheque, plus Rs 6,000 per couple to the organising local body
View guide →Marriage assistance paid in a government-organised group wedding, part in the bride's account and part as household goods and event cost
View guide →Marriage assistance for Muslim brides married in a government-organised group nikah, paid partly in the bride's bank account and partly as goods
View guide →One-time grant of Rs 20,000 to a BPL family that loses its main earning member
View guide →Lump-sum marriage incentive for couples where one or both partners have 40 per cent or more disability
View guide →Rs 600 per month pension for abandoned women aged 18 to 59 from BPL families
View guide →A single platform delivering 12 pension and assistance schemes, with most pensions paid at Rs 600 per month
View guide →Rs 600 per month pension for inmates of department-recognised old age homes
View guide →Rs 600 per month old-age pension for destitute elderly residents of Madhya Pradesh
View guide →Full scholarship for approved overseas study, covering tuition fees, living expenses and other admissible costs
View guide →Recognition as a senior citizen aged 60 or above in Madhya Pradesh, used to claim age-linked concessions and to enrol in the Social Justice Department's elderly welfare and pension schemes
View guide →Free corrective surgery at a government medical college or district hospital for eligible persons with disabilities, sanctioned by the District Collector
View guide →Department-funded rented group accommodation for two or more students with disabilities studying away from home
View guide →Course fee support plus a subsistence allowance and a transport allowance for divyang students in professional courses
View guide →Rs 2,00,000 one-time incentive paid to a widow who remarries
View guide →The document bundle Madhya Pradesh accepts as proof of widow or destitute status — husband's death certificate plus Samagra ID — which unlocks the Rs 600 monthly Mukhyamantri Kalyani Pension and the state's social security widow and abandoned-woman pensions
View guide →Forest and Environment Department
Cash relief covering immediate assistance, treatment expenses and permanent disability of injured cattle
View guide →Cash relief for each head of livestock killed by a wild animal, fixed on the panchnama
View guide →Rs 5,000 for a Kharmore sighting and Rs 10,000 for a Sonchidia sighting on private land, in two instalments
View guide →Legal right to harvest and sell timber from your own tree-clad land under a sanctioned management plan
View guide →Time-bound payment to the landowner for timber from private land sold through a government forest depot
View guide →Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs Department
Capital subsidy on godown construction plus a hiring contract with the Madhya Pradesh Warehousing and Logistics Corporation
View guide →Guaranteed MSP purchase of notified crops with DBT payment within seven working days
View guide →State budget support to procurement agencies so MSP payments reach farmers within 10 days
View guide →Bank finance for a food grain transport vehicle with 3 per cent interest subsidy for 7 years and assured monthly transport payments
View guide →Guaranteed sale of notified crops at the declared Minimum Support Price, paid by DBT
View guide →A household record under the National Food Security Act that entitles the family to monthly subsidised foodgrain from a fair price shop and identifies every member of the household
View guide →Urban Development and Housing Department
A full plate of dal, roti, rice, vegetable and salad at a subsidised rate at any rasoi kendra, with no eligibility check
View guide →Municipal permission to run a shop, hotel or commercial establishment inside a Madhya Pradesh nagar nigam, nagar palika or nagar parishad area
View guide →Commercial Taxes Department
An official record from the Madhya Pradesh Registration and Stamps Department of every transaction registered against a property in a chosen period, used by banks and buyers to check for mortgages and charges
View guide →A registered sale deed and an official register entry that make you the legally recorded owner of the property under the Registration Act 1908, with mutation triggered automatically through Cyber Tehsil
View guide →General Administration Department
Sainik Welfare Department
Rs 8,000 per month from the state government, plus Rs 2,000 per month from the Amalgamated Special Fund
View guide →One-time cash grant of Rs 1 lakh to Rs 10 lakh depending on the distinguished service medal
View guide →One-time cash grant of Rs 25 lakh to Rs 1 crore depending on the gallantry award
View guide →One-time state cash grant of up to Rs 1 crore to a Madhya Pradesh domiciled awardee of a gallantry or distinguished service medal
View guide →Annual honorarium paid to the parents of a daughter commissioned or enrolled in the armed forces
View guide →One-time marriage grant of Rs 51,000 for the daughter or sister of a soldier of Madhya Pradesh killed in service
View guide →Rs 5,000 per month paid to the parents of a soldier accepted as a battle casualty
View guide →Department of Religious Trusts and Endowments
Partial reimbursement of the travel expense of a pilgrimage to Hinglaj Devi temple and Nankana Sahib in Pakistan
View guide →Reimbursement of 50 per cent of yatra expenses, capped at Rs 30,000 per pilgrim
View guide →Fully paid pilgrimage by special train, including food, water, lodging and local transport
View guide →Reimbursement of 50 per cent of travel expense, subject to a ceiling of Rs 10,000 per pilgrim
View guide →Tourism Department
Small and Medium Enterprises Department
Capital investment subsidy of up to 40 per cent, or 48 per cent for SC, ST and women entrepreneurs, up to Rs 50 crore
View guide →Collateral-free bank loan with 3 per cent interest subsidy for 7 years plus credit guarantee fee reimbursement
View guide →Industries and Mines Department
Bank loan for a small enterprise with margin money assistance, interest subsidy and guarantee fee support
View guide →State-backed bank loan guarantee plus interest subsidy for a new micro or small enterprise, now delivered through Mukhyamantri Udyam Kranti Yojana
View guide →Bank loan for a mid-sized enterprise with margin money assistance, 5 per cent interest subsidy for 7 years and guarantee fee support
View guide →Department of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises
Sports, Youth and Cultural Activities Department
Transport Department
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Social Justice and Empowerment Department
Rs 600 per month paid into the beneficiary's bank account
View guide →Rs 110 per month for 10 months plus an ad-hoc grant of Rs 750 for day scholars
View guide →Monthly housing and food assistance for 100 percent hearing or visually impaired ITI trainees
View guide →Cash award from Rs 1,000 up to Rs 30,000 for top-ranking SC students in Class 10 and Class 12
View guide →Bank loan of Rs 10,000 to Rs 1 lakh with 7 percent interest subsidy for 5 years
View guide →Monthly rent allowance plus a scholarship and a one-time lump-sum grant for SC students from Madhya Pradesh studying in Delhi
View guide →One-time incentive at each milestone — Rs 500 on admission to Class 6 and Rs 3,000 on admission to Class 11
View guide →Government grant of up to Rs 2 crore per project, given as a 100 per cent subsidy, for Scheduled Caste special projects
View guide →Rs 1,00,000 cash award to a gram panchayat certified as drug-free (nashamukt)
View guide →Subsidised solar irrigation pump from 1 HP to 7.5 HP, with the farmer paying only a fixed contribution
View guide →Reimbursement of compulsory course fees plus a monthly maintenance allowance by course group
View guide →Reimbursement of compulsory fees plus a monthly maintenance allowance for 10 months
View guide →Bank loan up to Rs 50 lakh with 5 percent interest subsidy and guarantee fee support for 7 years
View guide →Self-employment and business start-up support for unemployed Scheduled Caste women
View guide →One-time incentive of Rs 3,000 on regular admission to Class 11 after passing Class 10
View guide →Monthly rent allowance of Rs 1,000 to Rs 2,000 for 12 months for SC students living in rented rooms
View guide →Rs 200 to Rs 1,200 a year depending on class and gender, credited by Direct Benefit Transfer
View guide →Small annual pre-matric scholarship paid once a year to SC girl students of classes 1 to 5
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