Under the Mukhyamantri Asangathit Karmakar Ijjat Monthly Season Ticket Card Yojana, Chhattisgarh gives registered unorganized workers a train pass for daily travel of up to 150 kilometers.
Meghalaya's Tourism Department supports entrepreneurs who build homestays (project cost within Rs 16.00 Lakhs) or eco-friendly resorts (within Rs 100.00 Lakhs) to ease the shortage of tourist accommodation.
Under CM-ELEVATE, Meghalaya funds 75% of adventure tourism equipment costs for individuals and groups running activities like caving, rafting and paragliding, with bank loans, training and marketing support.
Meghalaya helps tourism entrepreneurs buy and run motorcaravans with 50% down payment support, a year of EMI co-payment and GPS devices, capped at 50% of project cost or ₹ 25,00,000.
The Uttarakhand Tourism Development Board's Low Altitude Guide Course trains and certifies 761 young residents as professional low-altitude guides for the state's tourism sector.
The Haryana Labour Welfare Board gives registered industrial and commercial workers earning up to ₹18,000/- a month a Leave Travel Concession of ₹1,500/- once in each block of 4 years.
The Uttarakhand Tourism Development Board trains 15 young residents aged 18 or above, who can swim 100 meters within 3 minutes, as certified water life-saving trainers and operators.
Madhya Pradesh reimburses 50% of Kailash Mansarovar Yatra expenses, up to ₹30,000/-, to state natives selected by the Ministry of External Affairs who complete the pilgrimage. Income taxpayers are excluded,…
Gujarat's Kailash Darshan Yatra scheme, run since 2001 by the Gujarat Holy Pilgrimage Development Board, gives once-in-a-lifetime financial help to Gujarat pilgrims who complete the Kailash Mansarovar yatra. Applications must…
Haryana's Kailash Mansarovar Yatra Scheme 2016 reimburses pilgrims from the state ₹50,000/- or 50% of actual expenses, whichever is lower, for a Yatra completed through the Ministry of External Affairs.…