Manav Garima Yojana
Manav Garima Yojana
The purpose of the scheme
Individuals who are willing to start a small business are given self-employment kits.
Terms and Conditions
The age limit of the applicant should be 18 to 20 years.
People belonging to Scheduled Castes whose annual limit is ₹ 120000 in rural areas and in urban areas. Having 150,000.
There is no income limit for the most backward castes among the Scheduled Castes.
If the beneficiary or other family members of the beneficiary have availed the benefit earlier under this scheme, the benefit is not recoverable under this scheme.
Tool kits are provided for a total of 28 types of business. (List is as follows.)
- Masonry
- Sentencing work
- Vehicle servicing and repairing
- Cobbler
- Tailoring
- Embroidery
- Pottery
- Different types of ferries
- Plumber
- Beauty parlor
- Repairing electric appliances
- Agricultural blacksmith / welding work
- Carpentry
- Laundry
- Created broom supada
- Milk-yogurt seller
- Fish seller
- Papad creation
- Pickle making
- Hot, cold drinks, snack sales
- Puncture kit
- Floor mill
- Spice mill
- Mobile repairing
- Hair cutting
Document to be submitted
- aadhar card
- Ration card
- Proof of Residence (Electricity Bill / License / Lease Agreement / Election Card / Property Card, any one of the land documents)
- Example of applicant's gender
- Example of annual income
- Evidence of study
- Proof of having taken business oriented training
- Notarized Affidavit
- Agreement
DEENDAYAL UPADHYAYA GRAM JYOTI YOJANA (DDUGJY) In rural areas of the country, the agricultural and non-agricultural load (domestic and non-domestic) are typically catered through common distribution network. The availability of power supply in rural areas is inadequate and unreliable in many parts of the country. The distribution utilities resort to frequent load shedding in rural areas to mitigate the gap between supply and demand, which affects power supply to agricultural consumers as well as non-agricultural consumers owing to common distribution network.
1.2 Feeder separation refers to supply of electricity to agricultural consumers and to non-agricultural consumers (domestic and non-domestic) separately through dedicated feeders. This arrangement allows the distribution company to regulate power supply to agricultural consumers as and when needed for effective Demand Side Management (DSM). The separation of feeders helps in flattening of the load curve by shifting the agricultural load to off-peak hours and thus facilitates peak load management. The core objective of separation of feeders is to provide regulated supply to agricultural consumers and continuous power supply to non-agricultural consumers in rural areas.
1.3 The demand of electricity in rural areas is increasing day by day due to increase in customer base, changes in lifestyle and consumption pattern which requires continual strengthening and augmentation of distribution network. However, the poor financial health of the distribution utilities has resulted in under-investment in the distribution network leading to poor upkeep and maintenance of assets, particularly in rural areas. Therefore, strengthening and augmentation of sub-transmission & distribution infrastructure is also considered necessary to ensure reliable and quality power supply in rural areas.
1.4 In order to facilitate sustainable commercial operations of electricity distribution, it is also important to focus on metering at consumer end for all categories of consumers. Apart from metering at consumer end, the metering arrangement at distribution transformers and feeders would facilitate building up a mechanism for proper energy accounting. This will help in identifying high loss pockets and initiating remedial measures towards reduction of losses.
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