Madhya Pradesh Animal Husbandry Department runs Training on Artificial Insemination for Self-Employment for unemployed youth and Gausevaks who want to work in the dairy field. Selected candidates get three months of free training, a one-time honorarium of ₹4,000 and a work kit worth ₹18,000 after finishing the course.
Selection still happens at the village and block level in 2026. Gram Panchayats send names, Janpad Panchayat approves them as per the district target, and training runs at government-recognised artificial insemination training institutes. There is no online application form for this scheme, so everything is done through the district veterinary office.
Training on Artificial Insemination for Self-Employment Madhya Pradesh
Scheme is run by Animal Husbandry and Dairying Department of Madhya Pradesh. Main aim is simple. More trained hands in the villages means better cattle breeding, better milk yield, and a small income source for the person doing the work. A trained Gausevak can charge farmers for artificial insemination service in nearby villages after the course ends.
Course length is three months. One month is classroom theory. Two months are field practice with actual animals under a supervisor. Training is free. No fee is taken from the candidate at any stage, and anyone asking for money for selection should be reported to the district office.
How to Apply for the Training
Apply dates are not fixed for the whole year. Batches open when the district gets a target from the directorate, so it helps to keep asking at the block office every few months.
STEP 1 - Visit your Gram Panchayat office and tell the Sarpanch or Panchayat Secretary that you want your name sent for Gausevak artificial insemination training. Names go from the Panchayat first, so this step cannot be skipped.
STEP 2 - Go to the Office of the Deputy Director, Veterinary Services in your district headquarters, or the nearest Veterinary Hospital, and ask about the current batch and the target given to your block.
STEP 3 - Fill the form given at the office and attach photocopies of Aadhaar card, 10th marksheet, domicile certificate, Samagra ID, caste certificate if it applies to you, bank passbook and two passport-size photos.
STEP 4 - Janpad Panchayat checks the list and approves candidates as per the block target. Once your name is approved, the department informs you about the institute name and reporting date for the batch.
STEP 5 - Finish the full three-month course. After passing, the honorarium of ₹4,000 is paid into your bank account by DBT payment and the equipment kit worth ₹18,000 is handed over at the district office.
Scheme Highlights
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Scheme Name | Training on Artificial Insemination for Self-Employment |
| Launched By | Animal Husbandry and Dairying Department, Madhya Pradesh |
| State | Madhya Pradesh |
| Eligible People | Unemployed youth and Gausevaks, age 18 years and above |
| Benefit Amount | ₹4,000 honorarium and equipment worth ₹18,000 |
| Training Period | 3 months (1 month theory, 2 months practical) |
| Application Mode | Offline through Gram Panchayat and district veterinary office |
| Official Website | mpdah.gov.in |
| Help Number | CM Helpline 181 |
Benefits Given Under the Scheme
Benefit is a mix of training, cash and tools. Nothing is given before the course is completed, so the kit and the money both come at the end.
- Three months of free training in artificial insemination, cattle handling and basic animal health, run by recognised institutes of the department.
- One-time honorarium of ₹4,000 paid after the course finishes, sent straight to the bank account linked with Aadhaar.
- Work kit worth ₹18,000 with the required insemination equipment, so a trained person can start service work in the village without buying tools first.
Who Can Apply
Rules for eligibility are kept simple so that village youth are not left out over paperwork.
- Applicant must be a permanent resident of Madhya Pradesh and should be unemployed at the time of selection.
- Minimum age is 18 years on the date of application.
- Applicant must have passed class 10th from a recognised board.
- Real interest in dairy farming and cattle work is expected, since the job needs field visits at odd hours.
Documents Required
Keep both originals and photocopies ready when you visit the office. Originals are only shown for checking.
Aadhaar card, Madhya Pradesh domicile certificate, class 10th marksheet, Samagra ID, caste certificate if you belong to a reserved category, active bank account passbook, passport-size photographs and any extra paper the district office asks for.
Latest Position in 2026
Scheme has not been closed. Benefit amounts are the same as before, ₹4,000 honorarium and ₹18,000 equipment, and no revised figure has been notified as of August 2026. Department circulars and training notices are put up on the official website, so check the circular page before visiting the office.
People who face delay in payment or selection can call CM Helpline 181 or use the complaint help section of the state portal. If you are looking at other state schemes as well, see the Nalkoop Khanan Yojana Madhya Pradesh for farm subsidy support and Mukhyamantri Kalyani Pension Yojana for pension help.
References
Animal Husbandry and Dairying Department Madhya Pradesh official website
Department training page for institute and batch details
Department circular page for latest notices
CM Helpline scheme details page
FAQ's
What is Training on Artificial Insemination for Self-Employment scheme?
It is a Madhya Pradesh scheme that gives three months of free artificial insemination training to unemployed youth, plus ₹4,000 and a tool kit worth ₹18,000 after the course.
Is the scheme running in 2026?
Yes. Batches are still being run through district veterinary offices, though they start only when the district gets a training target.
Can I apply online for this training?
No online form is available. Names go through the Gram Panchayat and are approved by Janpad Panchayat.
How long is the training?
Three months in total, with one month of theory and two months of hands-on field practice.
What is the minimum education needed?
Class 10th pass from a recognised board, and the candidate must be at least 18 years old.
When is the ₹4,000 paid?
After the course is completed, directly into the bank account of the trained candidate.
Is any fee charged for the training?
No. Training is free, and no charge should be paid to anyone for selection.
What work can be done after training?
A trained person can give artificial insemination service to dairy farmers in nearby villages and earn from it.
Where is the training held?
At artificial insemination training institutes recognised by Animal Husbandry Department of Madhya Pradesh.
Whom to contact for a complaint?
Call CM Helpline 181 or meet the Deputy Director, Veterinary Services of your district.