This scheme is for girls of BPL families up to two girl children. After their birth, the department deposits rupees 10,000 per girl child in the post office/ Bank account. These girls get scholarship ranging from Rs. 300 to Rs.1200 from first to 12th Class for their books/dresses etc.
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This policy targets to transform Haryana into a global Logistics, Warehousing and Retail hub, which is well equipped with state-of-the-art Logistics & Warehousing infrastructure, a conducive regulatory environment and a mechanism for maximizing returns for retailers and providing best buying experience to the end consumer.
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To establish Haryana as a preferred destination for textile manufacturing not only in India but also globally and to promote sustainable growth of the entire value chain.
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To transform Haryana in to a hub for the Pharmaceutical industry to do business and thrive; by facilitating a conducive and holistic industrial ecosystem comprising robust infrastructure, financial assistance and a simplified regulatory regime.
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This policy places a special emphasis on the development of the MSME sector and their business growth. It envisages bringing up a paradigm shift from being a regulator to a facilitator of industries.
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Policy for Rehabilitation and Resettlement of Land Owners.
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The overall policy framework is designed to create an enabling environment for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in the state by enabling access to finance, markets, technology as well as addressing industrial sickness.
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All registered Women Coop. Societies engaged in a business activities (manufacturing, trading, improving or provision of service) resulting in the well being of the societies will be eligible to obtain loan under the scheme.
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All registered societies engaged in the cultivation, post harvesting management activities, processing and marketing of vegetables and fruits will be eligible to obtain loan under the scheme.
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All the students from 6th to 12th classes studying in the Government Schools would be taken on a study tour once in a year.