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This scheme by the Madhya Pradesh Forest Department provides financial aid to livestock owners who suffer losses Read More... due to wild animal attacks. Read less

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Losing livestock to wild animals can be a huge financial setback. To help farmers and livestock owners in Madhya Pradesh cope with such losses, the Forest Department has introduced a compensation scheme.

What is This Scheme?

The 'Compensation for Livestock Loss Caused by Wild Animals' scheme is designed to offer financial support to residents of Madhya Pradesh. If your cow, buffalo, goat, or any other covered livestock is injured or killed by a wild animal, this scheme aims to provide you with monetary relief.

Who Can Benefit?

This scheme is for any individual residing in Madhya Pradesh who owns livestock that has been injured or killed by wild animals. It covers losses in both urban and rural areas.

Why is This Scheme Important?

Wild animal encounters can cause significant damage to a farmer's livelihood. This scheme ensures that those affected by such incidents receive timely financial assistance, helping them recover from their losses and continue their work.

Objective

This scheme by the Madhya Pradesh Forest Department provides financial aid to livestock owners who suffer losses due to wild animal attacks.

Benefits

Class-wise Scholarship Amount:

Class 5th to 8th – ₹2,000/-

Class 9th & 10th – ₹4,450/-

Class 11th & 12th – ₹4,700/-

ITI (Certificate Course) – ₹5,000/-

Polytechnic (Diploma Course) – ₹5,000/-

General Graduate (BA, B.Com, B.Sc, BBA) – ₹7,700/-

Engineering (BE/B.Tech) – ₹10,000/-

MBBS/BDS – ₹12,500/-

Pharmacy, Ayurvedic, Homeopathic (UG, PG, Diploma), Paramedical, Nursing Courses – ₹9,000/-

Law Courses – ₹10,000/-

General PG Courses (MA, M.Com, M.Sc, MBA) – ₹7,700/-

ME/M.Tech – ₹11,500/-

PGDM & Other Management Diplomas – ₹7,700/-

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Guidelines

Who Can Apply?

You must be a resident of Madhya Pradesh.
You must be the owner of the livestock that was injured or killed by a wild animal.

How to Apply

Report the incident immediately to the nearest Forest Range Office. The animal must not be moved before the Forest Officer completes the verification.
Submit your application form and required documents at the nearest Forest Range Office.
Alternatively, you can apply online through the official portal: mpedistrict.gov.in.

Documents Required

Identity Proof (e.g., Aadhaar Card, Voter ID)
Proof of Residence (e.g., Domicile Certificate)
Bank Account Details (Passbook or Cancelled Cheque)
Death Certificate of the livestock (issued by forest officials)
Treatment Bills (if the animal was injured and treated)
Any other documents as requested by the authorities.

FAQ’s

What's the deadline to report a livestock loss incident?

You need to report the incident to the forest department within 48 hours of it happening.

Can I move my dead animal before the forest officer inspects it?

No, it's important to keep the dead animal in the same spot where it was found. The forest officer needs to examine it for verification before it's moved.

How long does it typically take to receive the compensation money?

Once your claim is verified, you can expect to receive the compensation within 30 working days.

Does this scheme cover animals in city areas too?

Yes, definitely. The scheme is applicable to livestock owners in both urban and rural parts of Madhya Pradesh.

What if my claim gets rejected? What are my options?

If your application is rejected, you have the right to appeal. You can file a first appeal within 30 days and a second appeal within 60 days of the decision.

Is there any charge to apply for this scheme?

No, applying for this compensation scheme is completely free of cost.

How is the money paid out to the beneficiary?

The compensation amount is directly transferred to your bank account through e-payment.

What types of animals are included in this scheme?

The scheme covers cows, buffaloes, camels, bulls, horses, sheep, goats, donkeys, mules, and pigs.

What financial help can I get if my animal is injured but not killed?

If your livestock is injured, you will receive 50% of the compensation amount that would have been given if the animal had died, as per the rules.

Where can I submit my application for compensation?

You can submit your application at your nearest Forest Range Office or apply online via the official MP e-District portal at mpedistrict.gov.in.