The Government of India has started
various schemes to encourage and strengthen the women of India. As today Indian
women who wants to start a business at small & micro level but unable to
start up cause of lack of funds, infrastructure, supplies etc., the following
below are some of the schemes launched by GOI to support & encourage Indian
women to startup their own:-
Annapurna Scheme
Under this scheme Government of
India helps those women who are into the business of food catering. GOI has
provided maximum amount of Rs. 50,000 on composite term loan which needs to be
repaid in long thirty six (36) month installment. In this scheme there is 1
month “EMI free” period. It requires a guarantor and the assets to be submitted
as collateral security. The interest rate applicable on this loan is as per
prevailing market interest rates at the time of application.
Annapurna Loan can be used for
purchase of utensils and cutlery, gas connection, Refrigerator, Mixer cum
Grinder, Hot case, Utensil stand, Tiffin boxes, Working table, Water filter etc
Stree Shakthi Package
Another scheme was framed for women
entrepreneurs where small scale units managing by one or more women
entrepreneurs having ownership stake not less than 51% in a firm or business.
The scheme was offered by most of the state banks (like state bank of India,
state bank of Mysore) at a concessional rate of interest.
In this scheme only those women can
apply who have taken part in Entrepreneurship Development Programs organized by
state level agencies.
Bharatiya Mahila Bank
Bhartiya Mahila Bank established by
GOI specifically for women to supports and encourages women entrepreneurs
to startup their own new business. This Bank offers loan for retail
sector, MICRO Loans, Loan against property and SME loans.
http://www.bmb.co.in
Dena Shakti Scheme
Dena Shakti Scheme is a initiative
of Dena Bank aims at providing financial assistance to women entrepreneur at
0.25% reduction on the interest rate. This loan is available for women
entrepreneurs engaged in agriculture, manufacturing, micro-credit, retail
stores or small enterprises.
Udyogini Scheme
Udyogini scheme is promoted by
Punjab and Sind Bank. Loan is available at lower interest rates and on flexible
terms. This loan can be used for agricultural activities, retail, and
small-business enterprises.
Cent Kalyani Scheme
This scheme has been offered by
Central Bank of India. In this Scheme the interest rate varies from one sector
to another and is based on market rates.
It is available for women employed
in village and cottage industries, micro, small and medium enterprises,
self-employed women, agriculture and allied activities, retail trade and
government sponsored programs.
Mahila Udyam Nidhi Scheme
Punjab National Bank has initiated
this Scheme. This Scheme is created mainly to target the small –scale sector.
Under this one can get upto INR 10 lakh repayable within 10 years. The
applicability of interest are dependent on market rates and these are revised
time to time. This loan is taken for establishing small scale industries,
business enterprises as well as for agricultural activities. Moreover, this
loan is also available for retail traders and other self-employed female
entrepreneurs.
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