Maharashtra Government Schemes

Full plantation cost subsidy for 16 perennial fruit crops, paid over three years in a 50-30-20 split

Margin money subsidy of 15 to 35 per cent of project cost on a bank term loan for a new micro or small enterprise

Farm pond subsidy of Rs 14,433 to Rs 75,000 based on pond size

One-year and two-year ITI trade training in 85 trades leading to a National Trade Certificate, with a Rs 500 monthly stipend for eligible government ITI trainees

Rs 2 lakh on accidental death and Rs 1 lakh to Rs 2 lakh on permanent disability

One-time incentive of Rs 50,000 in the joint names of husband and wife

Rs 1,500 per month combined central and state old age pension

Cashless hospitalisation up to Rs 5 lakh per family per year on a floater basis

Marriage incentive grant of Rs 1.50 lakh or Rs 2.50 lakh, half of it locked in a five-year fixed deposit

Rs 1,500 per month by Direct Benefit Transfer

Monthly stipend of Rs 6,000, Rs 8,000 or Rs 10,000 for a 6-month work-training placement

Rs 6,000 per year in three instalments of Rs 2,000, on top of PM-KISAN

Subsidy on drip and sprinkler sets, farm ponds, shade nets, horticulture and allied livelihood assets in project villages

Free farm land — 4 acres dry or 2 acres irrigated — on a 100 percent government grant

Full tuition and examination fees plus Rs 90 to Rs 425 monthly maintenance allowance

Housing grant of up to Rs 1.32 lakh rural, Rs 1.42 lakh hilly or Naxal-affected, Rs 2.50 lakh urban

Rs 1,500 per month paid by DBT to destitute persons below 65 years

Full tuition fees, health insurance, annual subsistence allowance and one-time economy airfare

Rs 1,500 per month old-age pension paid by DBT

100 percent reimbursement of tuition fees, examination fees and other compulsory admissible fees

30 per cent capital subsidy on plant, machinery and technical civil work for a new or upgraded food processing unit

Hostel maintenance allowance of Rs 30,000 or Rs 20,000 a year for 10 months, paid by DBT

Rs 20,000 per academic year for a registered worker's child in a degree course

Rs 20,000 per year for a government-recognised diploma, Rs 25,000 per year for a post-graduate diploma

Rs 1,00,000 for a medical degree and Rs 60,000 for an engineering degree

Rs 10,000 per year for a registered construction worker's child studying in class 10 to class 12

Rs 2,500 a year for Class 1-7 and Rs 5,000 a year for Class 8-10

Rs 10,000 per academic year for a registered worker's child in Class 11 or Class 12

100 per cent of the cost of the aid if monthly income is below Rs 1,500; 50 per cent if income is Rs 1,500 to Rs 2,000

Rs 2,00,000 lump sum to the legal heir on the natural death of a registered construction worker

Rs 15,000 for a natural delivery and Rs 20,000 for a caesarean delivery, for the first two live births

Rs 24,000 per year to the widow or widower for up to 5 years

One-time Rs 2,00,000 to a registered construction worker certified with 75% or permanent disability

Project cost up to Rs 1,50,000 — 80 per cent bank loan plus 20 per cent government subsidy up to Rs 30,000

Rs 25,000 assistance per couple married in a collective ceremony, plus Rs 4,000 per couple to the organiser

One-time Rs 30,000 towards the registered worker's own first marriage

Rs 10,000 towards funeral expenses of a registered construction worker

Free food, shelter and first aid for destitute seniors in grant-aided old age homes, funded at Rs 1,500 per resident per month

A 10+1 goat or sheep unit with 50 to 75 per cent government subsidy

50% of a project up to Rs 50,000 as subsidy, capped at Rs 10,000, with the balance as a bank loan

Concessional education loan up to Rs 30 lakh in India and Rs 40 lakh abroad at 5.5 to 7 per cent interest

20 per cent seed capital at 4 per cent interest plus up to Rs 10,000 subsidy on a bank-financed project

Self-employment project finance up to Rs 1,40,000 with a Rs 31,000 subsidy

Rs 700 per month for 10 months for 4 to 5 year courses; Rs 500 per month for shorter courses, for hostel residents

Up to Rs 1,00,000 towards the cost of treating a critical illness

Free special education for disabled children aged 6 to 18 and vocational training for adults aged 18 to 45, with free boarding, lodging and clothing in residential units

90 per cent subsidy up to Rs 3.15 lakh on a mini tractor with rotavator or cultivator and trailer

Rs 300 per month for 10 months of the academic year, for two years of higher secondary study

Rs 60 per month for 10 months (Rs 600 a year) per eligible girl student

Rs 100 per month for 10 months, that is Rs 1,000 in an academic year

Tuition and exam fees paid in full, plus Rs 230 to Rs 1,200 monthly maintenance allowance

Monthly scholarship of Rs 100 to Rs 300 depending on class and category of disability

Monthly stipend of Rs 100 during ITI training, split Rs 60 plus Rs 40 for hostel residents

Self-employment term loan at 5 per cent a year with no own contribution from the woman borrower

Business loan of Rs 1,00,000 to Rs 5,00,000 with a Rs 10,000 subsidy and subsidised interest

Fully paid driving or conductor training with free lodging, boarding and licence fees

Full reimbursement of tuition, examination, library, laboratory and playground fees, paid directly to the school

Grant of Rs 4 lakh to Rs 10 lakh per Tanda or Basti for basic civic amenities

Rs 1,20,000 house-construction grant plus MGNREGA wages and toilet grant, total about Rs 1,58,730

Rs 30,000 natural death cover, Rs 75,000 accident cover and a Rs 100 monthly scholarship for two children

Monthly stipend of Rs 40 to Rs 100 for 10 months during ITI training

One-time grant of Rs 25,000 deposited in the girl's own bank account

One-time grant of Rs 1,000 to buy a tool kit or equipment after completing vocational training

Free residential care, food, clothing, medical attention and special education in a state-supervised home

Rs 1,500 per month combined disability pension (Rs 300 central plus Rs 1,200 state)

Rs 1,500 per month combined central and state widow pension

One state award each for an individual and an institution working for landless agricultural labourers

A free tin stall worth Rs 16,367 plus Rs 500 incidental charges, at 100% subsidy

Fully state-funded skill training in leather and footwear trades for Charmakar community candidates

Government long-term loan of 50 per cent of project cost to Scheduled Caste co-operative spinning mills

Rs 50,000 project cost — Rs 10,000 subsidy plus Rs 40,000 loan at 5% per year

Rs 15,000 a year at other Sainik Schools, or full boarding, lodging, clothing and fees at Satara, Pune and Nashik

Rs 1,000 cash and a certificate, plus up to Rs 100 travel reimbursement

Rs 200 per year for Standard 5 to 7 and Rs 400 per year for Standard 8 to 10

Business finance up to Rs 1,40,000 at 5% interest, with a Rs 31,000 subsidy component

One-time lump sum of Rs 20,000 to the bereaved BPL family

Free residential education from class 5 to 12 for VJNT students, funded at Rs 1,450 per student per month

Free Class 11 and 12 education with residential lodging, boarding, uniforms, bedding and medical facilities for VJNT students; grant-in-aid to the voluntary agency

A free tin stall worth Rs 16,367 plus Rs 500 erection charges, on 100 percent subsidy

Full reimbursement of the MS-CIT course fee on passing the course

Rs 7.50 lakh with a certificate of honour and memento, to 12 organisations a year

Free special education up to age 18, free vocational training after 18, plus free food, shelter, clothing and education in residential institutions

Rs 10,000 cash with citation and certificate for 12 best employees; Rs 25,000 with memento, citation and certificate for 2 best employers

Rs 1,00,000 for a state first rank and Rs 51,000 for a divisional board first rank, with a trophy and certificate

Full training fee of Rs 400 to Rs 2,400 paid to the ITI, plus a Rs 1,000 tool kit after completion