What you get
Name of ComponentStandard of assistanceRemarksMinimum Time Limit (in Years) for Reclaiming BenefitsConcentrate Feed 150 kg BIS type II Concentrate feed per beneficiary100% assistanceEvery year
Who can apply
Required Paperwork
- Aadhaar Card
- PAN Card
- Income Certificate
- Residence Proof (Domicile)
Common Questions
What is the main objective of the "Assistance of Concentrate Feed After Parturition (Scheduled Tribe Category)" scheme?
The main objective of the scheme is to provide nutritional support to milch animals after parturition in the form of BIS Type II concentrate feed, helping to improve their health and milk production.
Who is eligible to benefit from this scheme?
Livestock owners belonging to the Scheduled Tribe Category who meet the prescribed eligibility criteria are eligible to benefit from this scheme.
What kind of assistance is provided under the scheme?
Under the scheme, eligible beneficiaries receive 150 kg of BIS Type II concentrate feed free of cost.
How often can a beneficiary avail the scheme?
A beneficiary can avail the benefit of the scheme once every year.
Is there any cost to be paid by the applicant for the feed?
No, the concentrate feed is provided with 100% assistance, meaning it is completely free for the eligible beneficiaries.
Can an applicant submit documents offline?
Yes, the applicant can submit the required documents in hard copy to the concerned office within 7 days of applying online.
Can livestock owners from any category apply under this scheme?
No, this scheme is specifically designed for livestock owners belonging to the Scheduled Tribe Category.
What is the role of the calving certificate in the application process?
The calving certificate confirms that the animal has recently given birth, which is essential for verifying the applicant’s eligibility.
What is BIS Type II concentrate feed?
BIS Type II concentrate feed is a balanced and nutritious feed approved by the Bureau of Indian Standards, used to improve the health and milk yield of cattle.
Is it necessary for the animal to have recently calved to apply?
Yes, only livestock owners whose animals have recently calved are eligible to apply under this scheme.
Where should an applicant apply for the scheme?
The applicant should apply online through the official iKhedut portal.