Government Schemes of Maharashtra

Maharashtra Pink E Rickshaw Scheme helps eligible women purchase an E Rickshaw for self-employment with government financial support. Under the scheme, the Government provides a 20% subsidy on the vehicle cost, while the beneficiary contributes 10% and a bank loan covers the remaining amount. Women aged 18 to 35 years with a valid driving licence … Read more

Atal Bamboo Samriddhi Yojana is a Maharashtra Government scheme implemented by the Maharashtra Bamboo Development Board to promote bamboo cultivation on private agricultural land across the state. Eligible farmers receive a maintenance subsidy of Rs. 175 per plant over 3 years, with a maximum of 1,200 plants per farmer and a total subsidy of up … Read more

Mukhyamantri Baliraja Mofat Veej Yojana is a Maharashtra Government scheme under which the Government bears the entire electricity bill for agricultural pump connections with sanctioned load up to 7.5 HP. Around 44 lakh 6 thousand farmers across Maharashtra receive completely free electricity through the Mahavitaran billing system with no application required. The scheme runs for … Read more

Punyashlok Ahilyadevi Holkar Mahila Startup Yojana is a Maharashtra Government scheme implemented by the Maharashtra State Innovation Society to provide one-time non-repayable financial grants of Rs. 1 lakh to Rs. 25 lakh to eligible women-led startups in Maharashtra for business growth and expansion. The scheme targets DPIIT-recognised startups with a minimum 51% women equity stake … Read more

Chief Minister Fellowship Program is a Maharashtra Government fellowship that gives young graduates an opportunity to work directly with the government administration and understand policy implementation, governance, and district-level development work. Selected fellows receive around ₹61,500 per month along with IIT Bombay public policy training and practical administrative exposure under the Planning Department, Government of … Read more

The Yashwantrao Chavhan Mukt Vasahat Awaas Yojana is a Maharashtra Government housing scheme designed to provide permanent housing and settlement support to families belonging to Vimukta Jati and Nomadic Tribes (VJNT). The scheme offers financial assistance for house construction along with land and basic infrastructure in selected areas. It focuses on improving the living conditions … Read more

The Pardhi Awas Yojana is a Maharashtra Government housing scheme that provides financial assistance to Pardhi (Vimukta Jati) families to build pucca houses. Implemented by the Tribal Development Department, the scheme follows Shabari Awas norms and ensures DBT-based instalment payments. It targets homeless families and works alongside schemes like Adim Awas Yojana and Ramai Awas … Read more

The Shabri Awas Yojana is a housing scheme launched by the Government of Maharashtra to provide pucca houses to Scheduled Tribe (ST) families living in tribal areas. Under this scheme, eligible beneficiaries who are homeless or living in kutcha houses receive financial assistance for the construction of permanent houses, ensuring better living conditions and housing … Read more

The Adim Awas Yojana is a Maharashtra Government housing scheme launched in 2012-13 to provide pucca houses to primitive tribal communities like Katkari, Kolam, and Madia Gond. Implemented by the Tribal Development Department, the scheme offers financial assistance for house construction through DBT in instalments. It targets homeless tribal families and ensures they get safe … Read more

The Ramai Awas Yojana is a housing scheme launched by the Government of Maharashtra to provide permanent houses to families belonging to the Scheduled Castes (SC) and Neo-Buddhist communities. The scheme focuses on helping homeless and economically weaker families build their own pucca house and live with dignity. Under this scheme, eligible beneficiaries receive financial … Read more