Ganga Kalyan Yojana The Ganga Kalyan Yojana has been implemented with the objective of providing free bore wells to the poor and middle class farmers.
Ganga Kalyan Yojana is to supply water to agricultural land by drilling bore wells and digging open wells. The purpose of this project is to connect electricity and provide water through pump and motor.
Which are the applicable districts and how much is the subsidy? :
This project is applicable to Bengaluru city, Bengaluru countryside, Chikkaballapur, Kolar, Tumkur, Ramnagar districts where groundwater is low. The cost of the unit under this scheme is Rs.4 lakh. Scheduled for s.
Three and a half lakhs will be given as subsidy. The remaining Rs. 50,000 will have to be paid as interest at the rate of 4%. 2 lakh subsidy for farmers of other districts and Rs. 50 thousand per annum. 4 has to be paid as interest.
Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Development Corporation, Babu Jagjivanaram Development Corporation, Bhovi Development Corporation, Tanda Development Corporation, Maharshi Valmiki Development Corporation, Devaraja Arasu Backward Classes Development Corporation, Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Classes Development Corporation, Karnataka Adi Jambava Development Corporation, Karnataka Veerashaiva Lingayat Development Corporation, LimitedDevelopment Corporation of Numbers, Bovi Community Development Corporation.What is the required document? : Interested can apply online. Beneficiary’s Photograph, Bank Pass Book, Farm Record, Caste-Income Certificate, Aadhaar Card, PAN Card are mandatory.
How Much Deposit:
The deposit to be paid personally for borewell drilling is as follows. The registration fee is Rs 50, plus 18% GST. Security Deposit Fee Rs.1290 for 1 HP. Meter security deposit Rs.3 thousand, meter box Rs.2100. Supervision fee is Rs.150. Besides GST percent. 18 Rs.
Who is eligible for the scheme? :
Category 1,2A,3A,3B must belong to backward class. Should be small and very small farmers. Must have minimum 1.20 acres, maximum 5 acres of land. Applicants should not hold any government post. Must be a permanent resident of the state