Sarkari Yojana

Cluster Nutritional Kitchen Garden Scheme

Arunachal Pradesh
Quick Summary: Arunachal Pradesh's Cluster Nutritional Kitchen Garden Scheme (CNKGS) helps marginal farmers and the general public set up home kitchen gardens and rear livestock for better nutrition, run at district level with MLAs and Deputy Commissioners.

About Cluster Nutritional Kitchen Garden Scheme

The Cluster Nutritional Kitchen Garden Scheme (CNKGS) sets out to empower marginal farmers and members of the public by encouraging them to grow vegetables and raise livestock at home. By helping people produce their own fresh, healthy food, it aims to build self-reliance and meet nutritional needs. The scheme will be carried out at the district level, guided by the local MLAs (Members of Legislative Assembly) and Deputy Commissioners.

Scheme Details

Eligibility

Eligibility Requirements

To qualify for Cluster Nutritional Kitchen Garden Scheme, applicants must satisfy the following conditions:

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Resident of Arunachal Pradesh

Resident of Arunachal Pradesh: Applicants must be permanent residents of Arunachal Pradesh holding valid residence proof such as a ration card, electricity bill or driving licence.

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Marginal Farmers

Marginal Farmers: Marginal farmers who own or lease small plots of farmland suitable for a kitchen garden can apply, and may need to show land ownership papers or lease agreements.

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General Public

General Public: Members of the public who want to set up a kitchen garden and satisfy the eligibility conditions may also apply.

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Availability of Space

Availability of Space: Applicants must have enough space on their premises for a kitchen garden, with adequate land or open area for growing vegetables and keeping livestock.

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Commitment and Capability

Commitment and Capability: Applicants should show that they are willing and able to keep the kitchen garden going, giving time and effort to regular care, watering and upkeep.

Applicants must meet all of the above conditions to be considered eligible for this scheme.
Documents Required

Documents Required

Applicants should keep the following documents ready before starting the application:

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Proof of Identity

Proof of Identity: a valid identity document like an Aadhaar card, voter ID or PAN card.

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Proof of Residence

Proof of Residence: papers confirming the home address, like a ration card, electricity bill or driving licence.

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Land Ownership Documents or Lease Agreement

Land Ownership Documents or Lease Agreement: title documents if the applicant owns the land, or a lease agreement if the land is leased.

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Bank Account Details

Bank Account Details: the applicant's account number and IFSC code, for scheme-related payments.

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Any Other Documents

Any Other Documents: further papers the district authority may ask for during the application, if needed for verification.

Ensure all documents are valid and, where required, duly attested before submitting your application.

How to Apply

Offline Application

Applicants can apply for Cluster Nutritional Kitchen Garden Scheme through the offline application process outlined below.

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Contact District Authority

Contact District Authority: Those interested should approach the district authority concerned, such as the MLA's office or the Deputy Commissioner's office, and express their wish to join the Cluster Nutritional Kitchen Garden Scheme.

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Obtain Application Form

Obtain Application Form: The district authority will hand out the application form and scheme guidelines, and applicants should fill in the form carefully and accurately.

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Submission of Application

Submission of Application: The filled form and the required documents must be handed to the designated authority within the set time frame. Applicants may wish to keep extra copies of the form and documents for their records.

Ensure all required documents are ready before starting the application process.

Official Application & Website

Verify the latest eligibility, dates and instructions before applying.

Official Sources & References