Miscarriage Benefit 2026

This scheme aims to boost milk production and cooperative dairy farming in five key districts of Arunachal Read More... Pradesh, supporting 200 dairy farmers to improve livelihoods and boost organic farming. Read less

Details

The Chief Minister’s White Revolutions Scheme (CMWRS) is a significant initiative by the Arunachal Pradesh government to revamp the dairy sector and create a sustainable income source for its people. Launched with a budget of ₹750.00 lakh, it focuses on building cooperative models for dairy farming.

What Is This Scheme?

CMWRS aims to establish milk production hubs in Pasighat, Rupa, Tezu, Chowkham, and Roing. It champions a cooperative approach, bringing together 200 dairy farmers. The scheme guarantees a minimum price for milk and works to strengthen existing milk processing plants. It also promotes organic farming and the 'Green India' campaign by supporting vermicompost facilities for farmers.

Who Can Benefit From This Scheme?

The primary beneficiaries are dairy farmers from Arunachal Pradesh. Special preference is given to women and those from genuinely poor backgrounds. The selection process is managed at the district level, ensuring that those most in need and actively involved in dairy farming are included.

Why This Scheme Is Important

This initiative is crucial for poverty alleviation and economic growth in rural areas. By boosting milk production and supporting dairy entrepreneurship, it helps minimize migration from villages. The scheme also focuses on improving the health of farmers through dairy farming and enhancing the productivity of organic agriculture and horticulture.

Objective

This scheme aims to boost milk production and cooperative dairy farming in five key districts of Arunachal Pradesh, supporting 200 dairy farmers to improve livelihoods and boost organic farming.

Benefits

Quantum of Assistance:₹6,000/-.

Note:The benefit shall be allowed for two times in beneficiarie's whole life time.

Sources and references

Guidelines

Eligibility Criteria

Dairy farmers residing in Arunachal Pradesh, selected by the District Dairy Development Committee, are eligible.
Preference will be given to women and individuals identified as genuinely poor.
Beneficiaries are selected on a cluster basis by the District Dairy Development Committee.
The scheme ensures a minimum support price for milk procurement.
Eligible beneficiaries will receive a capital subsidy of 50% up to ₹3.00 lakh for a minimum unit of 2 cows through the Apex Bank.

How To Apply

The application process involves selection by the District Dairy Development Committee, with beneficiaries chosen on a cluster basis. Further details on the application form and farmer details required are available through the implementing department.

Official Sources:

Department of Animal Husbandry, Veterinary & Dairy Development, Government of Arunachal Pradesh.

Documents Required

Aadhar Card: To confirm your identity.
BPL Card: To verify your status as a genuinely poor individual.
Application form and farmer details: This should include necessary information about your dairy farming activities and any cooperative membership.

FAQ’s

What is the main goal of the Chief Minister’s White Revolutions Scheme?

The main goal is to significantly boost milk production and revive the cooperative dairy system, modelled like AMUL, in Arunachal Pradesh.

How does the scheme help farmers financially?

It provides a 50% capital subsidy up to ₹3.00 lakh for dairy units, working capital loans up to ₹3.00 lakh per farmer, and a 4% interest subsidy from the state government, effectively making loans interest-free for dairy farmers.

Who gets priority for selection under this scheme?

The scheme gives preference to women and individuals who are genuinely poor, ensuring support reaches the most vulnerable sections of society.

Can a person who isn't involved in dairy farming apply for this scheme?

No, this scheme is exclusively for individuals actively engaged in dairy farming. Non-dairy farmers are not eligible to apply.

What kind of livestock assistance is provided to beneficiaries?

Selected beneficiaries receive assistance with dairy cows and heifers. Some get support for a unit of 5 cows, while special dairy entrepreneurship assistance includes 15 cows and 6 heifers.

How is the money for logistical support given to the farmers?

Any logistical funds provided under the scheme are directly transferred into the farmer's bank account using a direct transfer method.

Is there any support for dairy infrastructure like cold storage?

Yes, successful dairy societies can receive a 25% top-up subsidy for infrastructure such as cold storage and transportation, in addition to subsidies available under the Government of India's DEDS.

What documents are needed to apply for the scheme?

You will need your Aadhar Card for identity verification, a BPL Card if you are applying as a genuinely poor individual, and the filled application form with your farmer details.

Where can I get more information about the Chief Minister’s White Revolutions Scheme?

For any clarifications or further details about the scheme, you can contact the District Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Officer (DAHVO).

Does the scheme cover farmers from all districts in Arunachal Pradesh?

No, the scheme is currently limited to five specific districts identified as potential milk production hubs: Pasighat, Rupa, Tezu, Chowkham, and Roing.