Scheme for Upgradation of Gaushala- Panjrapole assists registered Gaushalas and Panjrapoles in Gujarat by providing money help for modern equipment to preserve indigenous cattle breeds and promote sustainable cow rearing practices.
Scheme for Upgradation of Gaushala- Panjrapole - Introduction
Scheme for Upgradation of Gaushala- Panjrapole encourages the preservation of indigenous cow breeds such as Gir and Kankrej by providing financial support to institutions that nurture them. This scheme recognizes the spiritual, scientific, and health significance of these cattle.
By assisting Gaushalas and Panjrapoles, this scheme promotes the consumption of Panchagavya products and makes the maintenance of cow institutions economically viable. It aims to modernize infrastructure to make sure these institutions continue their noble work well.
Key Information
| Scheme Name | Scheme for Upgradation of Gaushala- Panjrapole |
| Level | State |
| Scheme For | Individual |
| Beneficiary State | Gujarat |
| Category | Agriculture, Rural & Environment |
| Target Beneficiaries | Registered Societies |
| Sub Category | Animal husbandry |
| Benefit Type | Cash |
| DBT Scheme | No |
| Nodal Department | Agriculture, Farmers Welfare and Cooperation Department |
Benefits
You can receive financial support for very important equipment to upgrade your facilities. This scheme covers up to 75% of the total expenditure, subject to a maximum limit of ₹4,00,000.
| Components Covered | Assistance Amount | Minimum Time Limit |
|---|---|---|
| Water Fogger, Mechanized Reaper Machine, Chaff cutter, Drip irrigation, 500 liters bulk milk cooling machine with generator, Mini or Big Tractor, Hydraulic Trailer, Solar Gau Arc Machine, Milking machine | Up to 75% of total expenditure (Max ₹4,00,000) | 1 Year |
Eligibility
To qualify for this support, you should meet the following criteria:
- Your Gaushala or Panjrapole should be registered under the Public Charity Act.
- A Gaushala must have more than 50 cows of local origin, while a Panjrapole must have more than 100 livestock.
- You should possess at least 3 acres of land. This land must be in your institution's name or on a lease agreement of 99 years. There is no maximum limit on the land size.
Application Process
You should follow these steps for the online application process:
STEP 1 - Visit the official iKhedut Portal to begin your application.
STEP 2 - Navigate to the 'Schemes' section and select 'Animal Husbandry Schemes'.
STEP 3 - Choose this scheme and click the 'Apply' button to access the form.
STEP 4 - Submit a new application by clicking 'Apply New'. You may use the 'Update Application' button for any necessary corrections.
STEP 5 - Confirm your application details once finalized.
STEP 6 - Print your application form. Sign and stamp it, then submit it to the board within 30 days along with your required documents list and the signature of the Nodal Officer of your district.
STEP 7 - You can track your application status or print details using the Applicant Corner.
Documents
Make sure you have the following documents ready for your application:
- Copy of 7/12, 8-A, and 6-rights records for your land.
- Copy of the lease agreement if the land is leased.
- Any other supporting documentation requested by the department.
References
FAQ's
What is the primary objective of Scheme for Upgradation of Gaushala- Panjrapole?
The main goal is to preserve indigenous cow breeds and encourage the use of Panchagavya products by providing financial support for upgrading the infrastructure of Gaushalas and Panjrapoles.
Who is eligible to apply for this scheme?
Gaushalas and Panjrapoles registered under the Public Charity Act that meet the minimum livestock and land ownership requirements are eligible to participate.
What amount of financial support can an institution receive?
You can get financial support covering 75% of your expenses, limited to a maximum of ₹4,00,000 per eligible institution.
Can individuals apply for this scheme?
No, this scheme is intended only for registered Gaushalas and Panjrapoles.
Is there a minimum livestock requirement?
Yes, Gaushalas must have over 50 indigenous cows, and Panjrapoles must have over 100 animals.
Is land ownership a mandatory requirement?
Yes, you must own or lease at least 3 acres of land for at least 99 years to qualify.
How often can benefits be claimed?
You may apply for the same components again after a minimum of one year from the date you last received benefits.
Does the scheme have a maximum land limit?
No, there is no maximum limit for the land owned by the institution.
How should I submit my application?
You should apply online via the iKhedut portal and then submit the signed hard copy with necessary documents to your local Nodal Officer within 30 days.
What is the deadline for document submission?
You should submit your printed application documents to the board within 30 days of your online submission.