State governments in India launch various welfare schemes to support residents in areas like education, healthcare, employment, women empowerment, and social security. Below, you’ll find the latest state-wise government schemes, eligibility criteria, and application processes.
Objective: Provides free medical treatment to low-income families.
Eligibility: Families below the poverty line (BPL) in Gujarat.
Benefits: Free treatment up to ₹5 lakh per family.
How to Apply: Apply at empaneled hospitals or through the official portal.
Objective: Provides financial aid to farmers.
Eligibility: Small and marginal farmers of Andhra Pradesh.
Benefits: ₹13,500 per year assistance.
How to Apply: Farmers can apply through the nearest agriculture office.
Objective: Provides free medical treatment for underprivileged families.
Eligibility: Residents of Maharashtra belonging to economically weaker sections.
Benefits: ₹1.5 lakh health insurance cover per family.
How to Apply: Register through empaneled hospitals.
Objective: Helps unemployed youth find jobs.
Eligibility: Youth registered in UP Employment Exchange.
Benefits: Skill development training and job placements.
How to Apply: Register online on the UP employment portal.
Objective: Provides financial support to farmers.
Eligibility: Small and marginal farmers of Odisha.
Benefits: ₹10,000 per year financial assistance.
How to Apply: Register through the Kalia Yojana website.
Each scheme has specific eligibility criteria, often based on income level, occupation, or residency.
Most schemes allow online applications through the state government website, or you can apply at local government offices.
Yes, state government schemes are managed at the state level and cater to local needs, while central schemes apply nationwide.