Assam Government Schemes

 Introduction

The Government of Assam implements various welfare schemes to improve education, healthcare, women's empowerment, employment, agriculture, housing, and social security. These schemes are important for competitive examinations such as ADRE, APSC, Assam Police, SSC, Banking, and other state-level exams.

1. Orunodoi Scheme

Objective

Financial assistance to economically weaker families.

Women empowerment through Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT).

Key Points

Monthly financial assistance.

Benefit transferred to the female head of the family.

Aims to improve household income and living standards.

2. Mukhyamantrir Nijut Moina Scheme

Objective

Encourage girls to pursue higher education.

Reduce dropout rates and child marriage.

Key Points

Financial assistance to eligible girl students.

Covers students from Higher Secondary to higher education levels.

Promotes women's education and empowerment.

3. Mukhya Mantri Atmanirbhar Asom Abhijan (CMAAA)

Objective

Promote self-employment among educated youth.

Encourage entrepreneurship.

Key Points

Financial assistance for starting businesses.

Skill development and entrepreneurship support.

Employment generation.

4. Apon Ghar Scheme

Objective

Help government employees purchase or construct houses.

Key Points

Interest subsidy on home loans.

Available for eligible Assam Government employees.

5. Arundhati Gold Scheme

Objective

Encourage marriage registration.

Support newly married women.

Key Points

Financial assistance for purchasing gold.

Promotes legal marriage registration.

6. Swahid Kushal Konwar Sarbajanin Briddha Pension Scheme

Objective

Provide financial support to senior citizens.

Key Points

Monthly pension.

Improves social security for elderly citizens.

7. Chief Minister's Samagra Gramya Unnayan Yojana (CMSGUY)

Objective

Rural development.

Increase farmers' income.

Key Points

Agricultural development.

Rural infrastructure improvement.

Village development.

8. Assam Adarsha Gram Yojana

Objective

Develop model villages.

Key Points

Better roads.

Safe drinking water.

Improved sanitation.

Better education and healthcare facilities.

9. Re-SVAYEM

Objective

Promote entrepreneurship.

Encourage self-employment.

Key Points

Financial assistance for small businesses.

Focus on youth entrepreneurs.

10. Chah Bagicha Dhan Puraskar Yojana

Objective

Improve the socio-economic condition of tea garden workers.

Key Points

Financial support.

Promote savings and financial inclusion.

11. Pragyan Bharati Scheme

Objective

Encourage meritorious students to continue higher education.

Key Points

Educational support.

Assistance for eligible students.

12. Mission Basundhara

Objective

Simplify land-related services.

Key Points

Faster land record services.

Settlement of eligible land-related cases.

Improved land administration.

13. Atal Amrit Abhiyan

Objective

Improve healthcare for eligible families.

Key Points

Cashless treatment for specified diseases.

Financial protection against medical expenses.

14. Deen Dayal Divyangjan Achoni

Objective

Welfare of persons with disabilities.

Key Points

Financial assistance.

Social security and inclusion.

15. Mukhya Mantri Mahila Udyamita Abhiyan

Objective

Promote women entrepreneurship.

Key Points

Financial support for women entrepreneurs.

Encourages self-employment and small businesses.

Exam Tips

Orunodoi – Women-centric financial assistance.

Nijut Moina – Promotes girls' higher education.

CMAAA – Encourages entrepreneurship and self-employment.

Mission Basundhara – Land-related reforms.

Atal Amrit Abhiyan – Healthcare assistance.

Pragyan Bharati – Educational support for meritorious students.

Mahila Udyamita Abhiyan – Supports women entrepreneurs.