Sukma According to information received from the District Trade and Industry Center, under the Prime Minister Employment Generation Program and Chief Minister Youth Self-Employment Scheme, loans up to Rs. 25 lakh for industry, Rs. 10 lakh for service sector and Rs. 2 lakh for business will be provided by banks. On which the government grants margin money as per rules.
For this scheme, the educational qualification of the beneficiary is minimum 8th and it is mandatory to be a resident of the district. Under the PMEGP scheme, 25 percent will be given to the general category and 35 percent grant will be given to the Scheduled Castes, Tribes, Backward Class Women, Minorities, Maoist Affected, Disabled, Ex-Servicemen to establish units. Under the MMYSY scheme, 10 percent will be given to general category, backward class and backward class women, minority, Maoist affected, disabled, ex-servicemen 15 percent and scheduled caste, tribe will be eligible for 25 percent grant for setting up units.
Interested applicants who want to take advantage of the scheme are 2 passport size photos, project file, caste certificate, residence certificate, Aadhaar card, land map measles, no objection certificate, training certificate if any, educational certificate 8th , Office with 10V, 12V, District Trade and Industry Center, Sukma Collectorate can apply in campus room number-38 by 25 November. To avail the PMEGP scheme, the applicant can fill the application form online in the website www.kvicOnline.gov.in PMEGP PMEGP online application registration and after completion of the photo, project file, NOC, caste certificate, Aadhaar Codes, documents of 8th, 10th and 12th in educational qualification certificates should be scanned and uploaded in JPEG or PDF file .
Under this scheme, rice mills, holler mills, spice making, snacks manufacturing, plastic goods making, animal feed manufacturing, incense sticks, steel furniture engineering workshops, steel thong trunk manufacturing, welding work shop, ready made both board construction, flexi screen printing Information of work and computer photo copy, motor cycle repairing servicing work, tent house etc. and grocery, fancy store etc. Minister will be. Other activities may also be considered.
For this scheme, the educational qualification of the beneficiary is minimum 8th and it is mandatory to be a resident of the district. Under the PMEGP scheme, 25 percent will be given to the general category and 35 percent grant will be given to the Scheduled Castes, Tribes, Backward Class Women, Minorities, Maoist Affected, Disabled, Ex-Servicemen to establish units. Under the MMYSY scheme, 10 percent will be given to general category, backward class and backward class women, minority, Maoist affected, disabled, ex-servicemen 15 percent and scheduled caste, tribe will be eligible for 25 percent grant for setting up units.
Interested applicants who want to take advantage of the scheme are 2 passport size photos, project file, caste certificate, residence certificate, Aadhaar card, land map measles, no objection certificate, training certificate if any, educational certificate 8th , Office with 10V, 12V, District Trade and Industry Center, Sukma Collectorate can apply in campus room number-38 by 25 November. To avail the PMEGP scheme, the applicant can fill the application form online in the website www.kvicOnline.gov.in PMEGP PMEGP online application registration and after completion of the photo, project file, NOC, caste certificate, Aadhaar Codes, documents of 8th, 10th and 12th in educational qualification certificates should be scanned and uploaded in JPEG or PDF file .
Under this scheme, rice mills, holler mills, spice making, snacks manufacturing, plastic goods making, animal feed manufacturing, incense sticks, steel furniture engineering workshops, steel thong trunk manufacturing, welding work shop, ready made both board construction, flexi screen printing Information of work and computer photo copy, motor cycle repairing servicing work, tent house etc. and grocery, fancy store etc. Minister will be. Other activities may also be considered.
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