PM Vishwakarma Yojana- The Government of India and the state governments are running many types of schemes to improve the lives and economic conditions of the people. At present, different schemes are being run by the central government for every section. These schemes are beneficial and welfare. Schemes are running for everyone from farmers to women. Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched the ‘PM Vishwakarma Yojana’ on September 17 on the occasion of his birthday.
If someone wants to start his own business, then he can get a loan of up to Rs 3 lakh under this government scheme. Under this scheme, loan will be available without any guarantee. But, the government has fixed 18 trades for this, which the beneficiary should be associated with. In such a situation, you can apply to take advantage of this scheme. Let us tell you about the method of applying. So let’s know about it…
What is Vishwakarma Yojana?
Under the Vishwakarma Yojana, artisans having traditional skills like goldsmith, blacksmith, barber and cobbler will be given many benefits. The government has included 18 traditional skilled occupations in this scheme. This will help artisans and craftsmen in rural and urban areas across the country.
These people will get benefit
Carpenters
Boat builders
Blacksmiths
Locksmiths
Goldsmiths
Potters
Sculptors
Masons
Fishing net makers
Tool kit makers
Stone breakers
Cobblers/shoe makers
Basket/mat/broom makers
Doll and other toy makers (traditional)
Barbers
Garland makers,
washermen
Tailors
Know how you can apply?
If you are eligible and your age is 18 years or more, then you should go to your nearest Jan Seva Kendra,
here you have to submit the relevant documents,
after which, if everything is found correct, your application will be processed.
Beneficiaries will get these benefits
A stipend of Rs. 500 will be given , an advance of Rs. 15,000 for tools, a loan of Rs. 1 lakh without security will be given, which has to be returned in 18 months and you can take more money in future, facilities like incentives will be available to the beneficiaries.










