Schemes for Income Under 1 Lakh / Year

Women aged 25-60 who are the head of their household in West Bengal

• •Monthly direct cash transfer of Rs. 1,000 to General category female heads of households
• •Monthly direct cash transfer of Rs. 1,200 to SC/ST category female heads of households

Women residents of West Bengal aged between 25 and 60 years

• •Monthly financial assistance of Rs. 3,000 transferred directly to the beneficiary's Aadhaar-linked bank account
• •Helps cover essential household needs like groceries, medicine, and children's education

SC/ST residents aged 60+ in West Bengal

• •Monthly pension of Rs. 1,000 credited directly to bank account
• •Covers both Taposili Bandhu (SC) and Jai Johar (ST) sub-schemes

BPL seniors aged 60+ not covered by Jai Bangla

• •Monthly pension of Rs. 1,000 via DBT
• •No beneficiary contribution required

Destitute widows in WB with no income

• •Monthly pension of Rs. 1,000 via DBT

Persons with 40%+ disability in WB

• •Monthly pension of Rs. 1,000 via DBT
• •No age restriction for disabled persons

Unmarried girls aged 13-18 in WB

• •K1: Annual scholarship of Rs. 1,000 for girls aged 13-18
• •K2: One-time grant of Rs. 25,000 upon turning 18 (if unmarried and in education)

Brides aged 18+ from families with income < Rs. 1.5L/year

• •One-time financial grant of Rs. 25,000 for marriage expenses
• •Credited to the bride's bank account

All WB families — especially those without private health insurance

• •Cashless treatment up to Rs. 5 Lakhs per family per year
• •Coverage for 1,500+ medical procedures

WB students admitted to higher education

• •Soft loan up to Rs. 10 Lakhs for higher education
• •Simple interest rate of 4% (6% for professional courses)

Any WB resident who needs to enroll in welfare schemes

• •Doorstep access to 10+ welfare scheme enrollments
• •On-spot Swasthya Sathi card issuance

All WB farmers with cultivable land

• •Rs. 10,000/year (two installments of Rs. 5,000 each) for farmers with 1+ acre
• •Rs. 4,000/year for farmers with less than 1 acre

Unemployed youth aged 18-45 registered with Employment Exchange

• •Monthly allowance of Rs. 1,500 for unemployed youth
• •Skill development linkage and placement assistance

Unorganized sector workers in WB aged 18-60

• •Provident fund contributions by government
• •Accident insurance cover up to Rs. 2 Lakhs

Minority community students in Class 1-8

• •Annual scholarship amount for minority students in primary/upper primary level

Minority students Class 9+ with family income < Rs. 2.5L

• •Monthly stipend for minority students from Class 9 onwards
• •Covers tuition and maintenance costs

SC/ST students in Class 5-8 in WB

• •Annual scholarship for SC/ST students in upper primary level
• •Prevention of school dropout

Minority students at all levels in WB

• •Consolidated scholarship covering pre-matric and post-matric minority students
• •Covers admission fees, tuition, maintenance allowance

Registered unorganized workers in West Bengal

• •Financial grant of up to Rs. 2 Lakhs in case of accidental death
• •Financial aid of up to Rs. 1 Lakh for permanent disability due to accident

Serving West Bengal state government employees without urban housing

• •Subsidized land or ready-built flats allocated on ownership basis
• •Easy EMI payment schedules connected to salary

Small and marginal farmers in West Bengal with active land cultivation

• •Financial subsidy up to Rs. 25,000 for construction of zero-energy cool chambers or crop silos
• •Reduces post-harvest storage loss

Registered handicraft and handloom artisans in West Bengal

• •Free access to government-sponsored exhibitions and melas for product sale
• •Travel and transport allowances for transporting goods to exhibitions

Traditional handicraft and handloom artisans aged 60+ in West Bengal

• •Monthly pension of Rs. 1,000 for elderly artisans
• •One-time tool-kit purchase grant up to Rs. 10,000

Children of registered construction/unorganized workers studying in recognized institutions

• •Annual educational stipend ranging from Rs. 2,000 (primary) to Rs. 15,000 (post-graduate / professional courses)

Registered unorganized/construction workers in West Bengal marrying or marrying off their daughter

• •One-time financial assistance of Rs. 20,000 for the marriage of a registered worker or their daughter

New or expanding MSME units in West Bengal

• •Capital investment subsidies ranging from 10% to 40% based on location zone
• •Interest subsidy up to 6% on term loans

Parents of minor girl children seeking savings account linkages

• •Socio-educational campaigns to promote girls' education
• •Linked to Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana for high-yield girl education savings account

Registered workers requiring vision spectacles with govt hospital prescriptions

• •One-time financial grant of Rs. 1,000 for purchasing spectacles/glasses due to vision degradation

Farmers and agricultural groups taking bank loans for farm machinery in WB

• •Credit-linked subsidy of up to 40% (max Rs. 2 Lakhs) for purchasing power tillers, tractors, and combine harvesters
• •Reduces interest burden of bank loan

Nominees of deceased registered construction or unorganized workers

• •One-time financial death grant of Rs. 2 Lakhs paid to the registered nominee/dependent in case of normal or accidental death

Next-of-kin/nominee of deceased registered construction workers in West Bengal

• •One-time financial grant of Rs. 3,000 paid to the dependents for performing cremation/funeral rites of the worker

Small/marginal farmers registered under Krishak Bandhu looking to buy farming machinery

• •Direct financial subsidy ranging from 50% to 60% on purchasing small farm tools, pump sets, seeders, or power tillers (max Rs. 10,000 to Rs. 50,000 depending on tool type)

Students enrolled in government-aided colleges in WB with family income < Rs. 2.5L/year

• •Full or partial tuition fee waivers in designated government colleges, engineering institutes, and universities

Unemployed youth with driving licenses seeking transport self-employment in WB

• •One-time financial subsidy of 30% of the vehicle cost (max Rs. 1 Lakh) for purchasing commercial transport vehicles (taxis, small trucks, auto-rickshaws)

Poor families in West Bengal living in mud houses who own a small parcel of land

• •Financial grant of Rs. 1.2 Lakhs in plains and Rs. 1.3 Lakhs in hilly/forest areas for constructing a concrete housing unit

Local community leaders and PRIs submitting block development designs

• •Development of local drinking water units, classrooms, sanitation facilities, and health sub-centers in minority pockets

Active handloom and khadi weavers in West Bengal

• •Financial grant of Rs. 10,000 for repairing handlooms or upgrading accessories
• •Thrift Fund Scheme linkage (matching contribution by state govt)

Registered handloom weavers and weaving cooperative groups in WB

• •Supply of raw yarn at 10% subsidized rates
• •Work-shed construction subsidies up to Rs. 25,000

Registered Khadi spinners and weavers aged 60+ in West Bengal

• •Monthly old-age pension of Rs. 1,000 for elderly khadi spinning and weaving artisans
• •Access to health insurance card cover

Registered MSME units in WB paying regular interest on bank term loans

• •Interest subsidy of 4% to 6% per annum on term loans for up to 5 years (subject to timely repayment track record)

Registered homestay and hotel business promoters with active bank term loans in WB

• •Interest subsidy of 5% to 7% per annum on bank term loans taken for setting up registered hotels, homestays, or wellness centers (max 5 years)

Unemployed youth (Class 8 pass, aged 18-50) looking to start business in WB

• •Subsidized self-employment credit loan up to Rs. 2 Lakhs
• •State government provides 15% subsidy of project cost (max Rs. 25,000)

Traditional authors, poets, musicians, and stage actors aged 60+ in WB

• •Monthly pension of Rs. 1,000 credited to bank account to support sustenance during old age

Traditional folk musicians, dancers, and theater performers in West Bengal

• •Monthly retention fee of Rs. 1,000 for active folk artists (aged 18-60)
• •Additional payment of Rs. 1,000 per day for performing at government campaign campaigns

Nominees of deceased registered migrant workers from West Bengal

• •Financial grant of Rs. 2 Lakhs paid to the nominee in case of accidental death while working outside the state
• •Financial grant of Rs. 50,000 in case of natural death while working outside the state

West Bengal citizens working or planning to work outside the state in unorganized roles

• •Emergency repatriation support during crises or lockouts
• •Financial grant of Rs. 25,000 for accidental injury/hospitalization

Registered female construction/unorganized workers undergoing miscarriages or medical termination of pregnancy

• •Financial grant of Rs. 3,000 paid to the registered female worker in case of miscarriage or medical termination of pregnancy (MTP)

LIG and MIG families in WB without owned urban housing units

• •Subsidized 1BHK and 2BHK flat options in urban complexes
• •LIG flats (378 sq ft) and MIG flats (559 sq ft) allocated at highly subsidized government rates

Serving West Bengal Police and Kolkata Police constables, head constables, and sub-inspectors

• •Highly subsidized apartment accommodations in newly constructed police housing cooperative zones
• •Promotes social security for junior ranks

Registered construction workers in WB reaching 60 years of age with active contributions

• •Refund of the entire accumulated registration subscription amount along with a compound interest rate of 8% on retirement (60 years)

Registered MSME developers purchasing/leasing industrial land in WB

• •Reimbursement of up to 100% of stamp duty and registration fees paid on land acquisition for setting up MSME units (varies by zone category)

Marginal farmers registered under Krishak Bandhu who suffered crop losses due to weather extremes

• •One-time direct cash support grant of Rs. 5,000 to Rs. 10,000 to compensate for input cost/seeds loss during crop failure phases

Retired media personnel and editors aged 60+ with 20-year service histories in West Bengal

• •Monthly social security pension of Rs. 2,500 credited to bank account for life

Registered manufacturing micro/small units paying commercial electricity rates in WB

• •Power subsidy of Rs. 1.00 to Rs. 1.50 per unit consumed (capped under quarterly ceilings) for up to 5 years from production start

All farmers in notified zones growing notified crops in West Bengal

• •Comprehensive insurance cover against crop failure due to drought, floods, pests, and local natural calamities
• •Low premium rates: 2% for Kharif, 1.5% for Rabi, 5% for commercial crops

Adult women from BPL households in WB without an active gas connection

• •Free LPG connection including a deposit-free gas cylinder, regulator, and safety hose
• •State-backed financial assistance of Rs. 1,600 to purchase the hot plate stove and first refill cylinder

Registered construction workers with verified audiometry loss seeking assistive hearing tools

• •Financial reimbursement of up to Rs. 5,000 for purchasing certified hearing aids for vision/hearing-impaired registered workers

Textile entrepreneurs setting up or upgrading powerloom factories in WB

• •Capital subsidy up to 20% on the cost of modernizing powerlooms
• •Electricity duty exemption up to 5 years

Transgender individuals in WB aged 60+ without stable income sources

• •Monthly pension allowance of Rs. 1,000 transferred directly to Aadhaar-linked bank accounts

Retired female sex workers in WB aged 60+ requiring social security supports

• •Monthly pension support of Rs. 1,000 credited to savings bank accounts for lifetime sustenance

Registered construction workers in WB reaching 60 years of age with active contributions

• •Refund of the entire accumulated registration subscription amount along with a compound interest rate of 8% on retirement (60 years)

Registered manufacturing micro/small units paying commercial electricity rates in WB

• •Power subsidy of Rs. 1.00 to Rs. 1.50 per unit consumed (capped under quarterly ceilings) for up to 5 years from production start

Next-of-kin of deceased registered migrant workers from WB requiring transportation cost refunds

• •Financial grant of Rs. 25,000 paid to the dependents for the transportation of the mortal remains of the deceased worker back to their home in West Bengal

Parents of minor girl children seeking savings account linkages

• •Socio-educational campaigns to promote girls' education
• •Linked to Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana for high-yield girl education savings account

Class 9-12 students in government-aided schools in WB

• •One-time free distribution of a bicycle to support travel to school
• •Promotes student attendance and reduces dropouts, especially among girls

Meritorious students in WB with family income under Rs. 2.5 Lakhs/year

• •Monthly scholarship of Rs. 1,000 to Rs. 5,000 to cover education and maintenance costs (varies by level from HS to PG/professional)

OBC students in Class 5-8 with low family incomes in WB

• •Annual scholarship stipend of Rs. 800 paid directly to the student's bank account to support schooling costs

Unemployed youth or dropouts in WB seeking placement vocational skills

• •Free vocational training in high-demand trades (IT, hospitality, healthcare, tailoring, automotive)
• •Certified credentials from the state skill council

Urban poor and slum dwellers in West Bengal municipal areas

• •Subsidized ownership of ready-to-move 1BHK/2BHK flats in high-rise municipal complexes
• •State government finances up to 90% of the flat cost

Unemployed Class 12+ passed youth in WB registered under Employment Bank

• •Monthly internship stipend of Rs. 1,500 to Rs. 2,500 for participating in state-sponsored youth training programs
• •Access to career counseling fairs

Poor families in West Bengal without active digital ration cards under NFSA

• •RKSY-I: 5 kg free foodgrains (rice/wheat) per head per month
• •RKSY-II: 1 kg foodgrains per head per month at highly subsidized rate (Rs. 2/kg for wheat, Rs. 3/kg for rice)

Landless agricultural laborers and homeless rural families in WB

• •Allocation of legal land ownership rights (Patta) for agricultural or homestead use up to 1 acre of government land
• •Protects against eviction

Unemployed school and college graduates in West Bengal

• •Online registration in Employment Bank database
• •Free notification access for state private and public job vacancies

SC/ST/OBC students in Class 9-10 with low family incomes in WB

• •Annual scholarship stipend of Rs. 3,000 to Rs. 4,000 to cover tuition fees and book costs

SC/ST/OBC students pursuing college or technical diplomas in WB with family income < Rs. 2.5L/year

• •Monthly maintenance allowance and reimbursement of compulsory non-refundable fees (varies from Rs. 5,000 to Rs. 12,000 per year depending on course type)

Minority community students in WB with family income under Rs. 2 Lakhs/year

• •Annual stipend of Rs. 1,100 to Rs. 11,000 to cover admission fees, tuition fees, and maintenance costs

Class 9-12 students in government-aided schools in WB

• •One-time free distribution of a bicycle to support travel to school
• •Promotes student attendance and reduces dropouts, especially among girls

Meritorious students in WB with family income under Rs. 2.5 Lakhs/year

• •Monthly scholarship of Rs. 1,000 to Rs. 5,000 to cover education and maintenance costs (varies by level from HS to PG/professional)

OBC students in Class 5-8 with low family incomes in WB

• •Annual scholarship stipend of Rs. 800 paid directly to the student's bank account to support schooling costs

Unemployed youth or dropouts in WB seeking placement vocational skills

• •Free vocational training in high-demand trades (IT, hospitality, healthcare, tailoring, automotive)
• •Certified credentials from the state skill council

Urban poor and slum dwellers in West Bengal municipal areas

• •Subsidized ownership of ready-to-move 1BHK/2BHK flats in high-rise municipal complexes
• •State government finances up to 90% of the flat cost

Unemployed Class 12+ passed youth in WB registered under Employment Bank

• •Monthly internship stipend of Rs. 1,500 to Rs. 2,500 for participating in state-sponsored youth training programs
• •Access to career counseling fairs

Poor families in West Bengal without active digital ration cards under NFSA

• •RKSY-I: 5 kg free foodgrains (rice/wheat) per head per month
• •RKSY-II: 1 kg foodgrains per head per month at highly subsidized rate (Rs. 2/kg for wheat, Rs. 3/kg for rice)

Landless agricultural laborers and homeless rural families in WB

• •Allocation of legal land ownership rights (Patta) for agricultural or homestead use up to 1 acre of government land
• •Protects against eviction

Unemployed school and college graduates in West Bengal

• •Online registration in Employment Bank database
• •Free notification access for state private and public job vacancies

SC/ST/OBC students in Class 9-10 with low family incomes in WB

• •Annual scholarship stipend of Rs. 3,000 to Rs. 4,000 to cover tuition fees and book costs

SC/ST/OBC students pursuing college or technical diplomas in WB with family income < Rs. 2.5L/year

• •Monthly maintenance allowance and reimbursement of compulsory non-refundable fees (varies from Rs. 5,000 to Rs. 12,000 per year depending on course type)

Minority community students in WB with family income under Rs. 2 Lakhs/year

• •Annual stipend of Rs. 1,100 to Rs. 11,000 to cover admission fees, tuition fees, and maintenance costs

Nominees or family members of deceased unorganized workers registered in West Bengal

• •One-time financial grant of Rs. 3,000 for funeral and cremation expenses of a registered worker
• •Provides immediate relief to the nominee or dependent family members

Active handloom weavers in West Bengal holding valid identity cards

• •Subsidized yarn supply and credit linkages through Weaver Cooperatives
• •Financial grant for loom upgradation and construction of work sheds

Scheduled Tribe senior citizens in West Bengal aged 60 or above

• •Monthly pension of Rs. 1,000 credited directly to the beneficiary's bank account via DBT
• •Universal coverage for all eligible ST elderly citizens who meet the guidelines

Registered unorganized workers in West Bengal who have reached 60 years of age

• •Monthly old age pension of Rs. 1,000 to retired unorganized sector workers
• •Ensures post-retirement livelihood and social security for unorganized labourers

Scheduled Caste senior citizens of West Bengal aged 60 or above

• •Monthly pension of Rs. 1,000 credited directly to the beneficiary's bank account via DBT
• •Universal access for all eligible SC senior citizens in the state

All Indian farmers with cultivable land

• •Rs. 6,000/year in 3 equal installments of Rs. 2,000 each
• •Direct bank transfer to farmer's Aadhaar-linked account

Homeless rural BPL families

• •Rs. 1.20 Lakhs subsidy in plains / Rs. 1.30 Lakhs in hilly areas
• •Additional Rs. 12,000 for toilet construction (Swachh Bharat linkage)

SECC-2011 deprived families

• •Rs. 5 Lakhs health cover per family per year
• •Cashless treatment at empaneled hospitals

Unorganized sector workers aged 18-40

• •Guaranteed monthly pension of Rs. 1,000 to Rs. 5,000 after age 60
• •Government co-contributes 50% of premium (for eligible members joined before 2016)

BPL women without existing LPG connection

• •Free LPG connection with first refill
• •Security deposit waived

All farmers growing notified crops

• •Crop insurance at nominal premium: 2% Kharif, 1.5% Rabi, 5% commercial crops
• •Full sum insured for crop loss due to natural calamities

Parents of girl children below 10 years

• •High interest rate (currently ~8.2% p.a.)
• •Tax benefits under Section 80C

Adult members of rural households willing to do manual work

• •100 days guaranteed wage employment per rural household per year
• •Minimum wages as per state notification

Small business owners and aspiring entrepreneurs

• •Shishu: Loans up to Rs. 50,000
• •Kishore: Loans Rs. 50,001 to Rs. 5 Lakhs

Students from SC/ST/OBC/Minority/EWS backgrounds seeking scholarships

• •Centralized portal for 100+ central and state scholarships
• •Pre-matric, post-matric, and merit-cum-means scholarships

Indian youth aged 17.5 to 21 years interested in serving in the Armed Forces

• •Four-year service tenure in the Indian Armed Forces (Army, Navy, or Air Force) with monthly salary starting at Rs. 30,000 in Year 1, Rs. 33,000 in Year 2, Rs. 36,500 in Year 3, and Rs. 40,000 in Year 4
• •Tax-free Seva Nidhi lump sum package of approximately Rs. 11.71 Lakh upon completing the four-year term (includes 30% monthly contribution + government matching + interest)

Self-employed artisans and craftspeople working in any of the 18 identified traditional trades

• •PM Vishwakarma Certificate and Digital ID Card providing formal recognition as a traditional artisan
• •5-7 days of basic skill training with optional 15+ days of advanced training, with a training stipend of Rs. 500 per day

All Indian citizens aged 18-50 who hold a savings bank account and want affordable life insurance

• •Life insurance cover of Rs. 2 Lakh payable to the nominee in the event of the subscriber's death due to any cause (natural or accidental)
• •Annual premium of only Rs. 436 — auto-debited from bank account, making it one of the cheapest term life insurance policies in India

All Indian citizens aged 18-70 who want affordable accidental death and disability insurance

• •Accidental death cover of Rs. 2 Lakh payable to the nominee
• •Total permanent disability cover of Rs. 2 Lakh (loss of both eyes, both hands, both feet, or loss of one eye and one hand/foot)

Indian homeowners wishing to transition to solar power and reduce electricity bills

• •Direct subsidy up to Rs. 78,000 for installing up to 3kW rooftop solar panels
• •Guarantees 300 units of free electricity per month for the household

Urban street vendors, hawkers, and cart operators in India

• •Collateral-free working capital loan of Rs. 10,000 (1st tranche), Rs. 20,000 (2nd tranche), and Rs. 50,000 (3rd tranche)
• •Interest subsidy of 7% per annum on timely repayments

Budding entrepreneurs looking to set up manufacturing or service start-ups in India

• •Credit-linked subsidy for new projects: up to Rs. 50 Lakhs (manufacturing) and Rs. 20 Lakhs (service)
• •State-backed margin money subsidy ranging from 15% to 35% based on location and category

Unbanked citizens seeking zero-balance savings accounts

• •Zero-balance savings account with no minimum balance requirements
• •Free RuPay Debit Card with built-in Rs. 2 Lakhs accidental death insurance cover

Fishers, fish seed growers, and aquaculture workers registered on NFDP

• •Access to institutional credit via specialized Matsya Kisan Cards
• •One-time financial subsidy for purchasing fishing boats, nets, and aerators

Micro food manufacturers (pickles, spices, juices) and FPOs looking to scale up in India

• •Credit-linked capital subsidy of 35% of the project cost (max Rs. 10 Lakhs)
• •Seed capital up to Rs. 40,000 per member of SHG for working capital and purchasing small tools

Poor and vulnerable families in India seeking free food security support

• •Free supply of 5 kg foodgrains (rice/wheat) per person per month to all PHH cardholders
• •Free supply of 35 kg foodgrains per family per month to AAY cardholders

All farmers in India seeking to optimize crop yields and fertilizer use

• •Free testing of soil nutrient status (12 parameters including N, P, K, pH)
• •Printed Soil Health Card showing nutrient deficiencies and recommendation of exact fertilizer dosage

Urban poor, slum dwellers, and middle income families in India without owned concrete houses

• •Credit Linked Subsidy Scheme (CLSS) up to Rs. 2.67 Lakhs on housing loan interest rates
• •Direct central grant of Rs. 1.5 Lakhs for construction/extension of own houses under Beneficiary Led Construction (BLC)

Elderly, widowed, or disabled individuals from BPL families in India

• •Direct monthly pension support (varies by sub-schemes like IGNOAPS, IGNWPS) from Rs. 200 to Rs. 1,000, supplemented by matching state contributions

Seniors aged 60+ from BPL households in India

• •Monthly pension of Rs. 200 (for ages 60-79) and Rs. 500 (for ages 80+), typically matched by state contributions (totalling Rs. 1,000/month in WB)

Widows aged 40-79 belonging to BPL households in India

• •Monthly pension of Rs. 300, supplemented by state contributions (totalling Rs. 1,000/month in WB) credited directly to bank account

Severely disabled persons aged 18-79 from BPL households in India

• •Monthly pension of Rs. 300 (Rs. 500 after 80 years), supplemented by state contributions (totalling Rs. 1,000/month in WB)

Nominees/survivors of deceased primary breadwinners aged 18-59 in BPL households

• •One-time financial grant assistance of Rs. 20,000 paid to the surviving head of the household in case of the primary breadwinner's death

Women residents of Maharashtra aged 21-65 from low-income families

• •Monthly financial assistance of Rs. 1,500 transferred directly to the Aadhaar-linked bank account
• •Proposed increase of monthly benefit up to Rs. 2,100 in subsequent phases

Women heads of households in Karnataka possessing BPL or Antyodaya cards

• •Monthly financial assistance of Rs. 2,000 credited directly to the bank account
• •Total annual financial benefit of Rs. 24,000 per household

Married, widowed, or divorced women residents of MP aged 21-60

• •Monthly direct cash transfer of Rs. 1,500 (increased from initial Rs. 1,000/month)
• •Proposed gradual increase up to Rs. 3,000 per month by the state government

All active farmers in Andhra Pradesh with registered land holdings

• •Annual financial support of Rs. 13,500 per farmer family for agricultural investment, provided through Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT)
• •In addition to the state's Rs. 13,500, eligible farmers also receive Rs. 6,000 per year under PM-KISAN (central scheme), bringing total annual support to Rs. 19,500

Women aged 21+ who are heads of households in Tamil Nadu with ration cards

• •Monthly financial assistance of Rs. 1,000 credited directly to the Aadhaar-linked bank account via DBT
• •Total annual financial benefit of Rs. 12,000 per household

Women heads of families in Rajasthan enrolled in the Chiranjeevi health insurance scheme

• •Free smartphone with 3 years of internet connectivity for eligible women and girl students
• •Digital literacy and empowerment to access government services, banking, and educational resources online

Unmarried girl students who have completed graduation from a recognized Bihar university

• •Rs. 50,000 one-time scholarship upon completing graduation from a recognized university in Bihar
• •Additional financial support at earlier milestones: Rs. 2,000 at birth, Rs. 1,000 after first year vaccination, Rs. 2,000 on admission to Class 1, Rs. 2,000 on admission to Class 6, Rs. 3,000 on admission to Class 9, and Rs. 5,000 on passing Class 12

Women aged 18-50 residing in Jharkhand with a valid ration card

• •Monthly financial assistance of Rs. 2,500 deposited directly into the beneficiary's Aadhaar-linked bank account via DBT
• •Total annual financial benefit of Rs. 30,000 per eligible woman

Small and marginal farmers in Odisha owning up to 2 hectares

• •Small and marginal farmers: Rs. 4,000 per year in two installments of Rs. 2,000 (around Nuakhai and Akshaya Tritiya)
• •Landless agricultural households: Rs. 12,500 per year for allied livelihood activities (goat rearing, poultry, fishery, mushroom cultivation, bee-keeping)

Women from economically weaker households in Assam with NFSA ration cards

• •Monthly financial assistance of Rs. 1,250 (base amount) deposited via DBT
• •Additional Rs. 250/month as LPG subsidy (effective January 2026), bringing total to Rs. 1,500/month for eligible families

Families in UP with girl children from birth through graduation

• •Total financial assistance of Rs. 25,000 provided across six stages: Rs. 5,000 at birth, Rs. 2,000 after first-year vaccination, Rs. 3,000 on Class 1 admission, Rs. 3,000 on Class 6 admission, Rs. 5,000 on Class 9 admission, Rs. 7,000 on graduation/diploma enrollment
• •Promotes girl child education, health, and delays early marriage

Land-owning farmers in Telangana with actively cultivated land

• •Rs. 12,000 per acre per year for actively cultivated land (Rs. 6,000 per acre for each of the two cropping seasons: Kharif and Rabi)
• •Amount directly transferred to the farmer's Aadhaar-linked bank account via DBT

Girl students in Class 9-12 in Gujarat government or recognized schools

• •Total scholarship of Rs. 50,000 over four years (Class 9 to Class 12)
• •Class 9 and 10: Rs. 10,000 per year (Rs. 500/month for 10 months based on attendance + remaining after passing board exam)

Women aged 23+ in Haryana with Family ID and low income

• •Monthly financial assistance of Rs. 2,100 deposited via DBT
• •A portion credited to savings bank account and another to a government-operated Recurring Deposit / Fixed Deposit

Married, widowed, or divorced women aged 21+ in Chhattisgarh

• •Monthly financial assistance of Rs. 1,000 deposited via DBT to the woman's Aadhaar-linked bank account
• •Total annual benefit of Rs. 12,000 per eligible woman