Acharya Vidyasagar Gau Samvardhan Yojana

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Oct

Acharya Vidyasagar Gau Samvardhan Yojana

Acharya Vidyasagar Gau Samvardhan Yojana

he Livestock Development Scheme is an initiative by the government to promote dairy farming and livestock development among farmers, NGOs, and registered cow shelters. This scheme provides financial assistance, interest subsidy, and margin money support to encourage sustainable milk production and strengthen the rural economy.


🐄 Objective of the Scheme

The main goal of this scheme is to:

  • Promote milk production and dairy entrepreneurship.

  • Provide financial support to animal owners for expanding their livestock.

  • Improve rural income generation through sustainable cattle farming.


💰 Project Cost & Financial Assistance

  • Minimum Animals Required: 5 or more

  • Maximum Project Cost: ₹10.00 lakh

  • Bank Loan: 75% of total project cost

  • Beneficiary’s Contribution + Margin Money: 25% of total project cost


🧾 Interest Reimbursement Benefits

  • The government provides interest reimbursement on 75% of the loan amount or 5% per annum (maximum ₹25,000 per year) — whichever is lower.

  • The reimbursement will be available for 7 years.

  • Any interest amount above 5% will be paid by the beneficiary.


💸 Margin Money Assistance

  • General Category Farmers: 25% of project cost (up to ₹1.50 lakh)

  • SC/ST Beneficiaries: 33% of project cost (up to ₹2.00 lakh)


Eligibility Criteria

  • Applicable to registered cow shelters, NGOs, and individual farmers who own indigenous (desi) cows.

  • The beneficiary must:

    • Have at least 1 acre of agricultural land for 5 animals (additional animals require proportionate land).

    • Be registered with the Gau Samvardhan Board.

    • Have proper facilities for feeding, cleaning, and animal healthcare.

    • Possess a valid Aadhaar card and an active bank account (individual or organization).

  • Priority is given to applicants located along milk collection routes.


📝 Application Process (Offline Mode)

  1. Approval in Gram Sabha: The beneficiary’s name is first approved at the village level.

  2. Approval in Janpad Panchayat: The Gram Sabha-approved list is reviewed and finalized.

  3. Final Sanction: After Janpad Panchayat approval, the Deputy Director of the Animal Husbandry Department forwards the application to the bank for loan approval.


📄 Documents Required

  • Aadhaar Card

  • Agricultural Land Records

  • Bank Account Details


🌿 Key Benefits for Farmers

  • Encourages dairy farming and milk production.

  • Offers low-interest loans with partial interest reimbursement.

  • Provides financial stability and self-employment opportunities for rural communities.

  • Strengthens the livestock sector and promotes care for indigenous cow breeds.


👉 Apply now and take advantage of the Livestock Development Scheme to start or expand your dairy business.
This scheme helps farmers build a strong and sustainable livelihood through cattle farming, ensuring growth, income, and self-reliance.

 

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