PMMSY: Establishment of small RAS /Biofloc culture system - Haryana

Description
The Pradhan Mantri Matsya Sampada Yojana: Establishment of small RAS / Biofloc Culture System, introduced by the Ministry Of Fisheries, Animal Husbandry & Dairying, Government of India, aims to provide financial assistance for establishing small-scale aquaculture units, either through 1 RAS tank 100 m³ capacity or 7 Biofloc tanks 4 m diameter × 1.5 m height . It aims to promote sustainable and scientific fish farming for individual farmers with smaller land or capital access. It is a centrally funded scheme with a 50:50 cost-sharing pattern between the Central and State Governments.

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Benefits
• The project cost is ₹7,50,000/-
• A 40% subsidy is available for the General Category.
• A 60% subsidy is offered for SC (Scheduled Caste) and Women beneficiaries.

Eligibility Criteria
1. The applicant must be a permanent resident of Haryana and possess a valid Parivar Pehchan Patra (PPP).
2. The applicant must own land or have a registered lease of at least 10 years, free from legal encumbrances.
3. The applicant must have access to a water source such as a canal, well, tube well, or similar.
4. The applicant must be trained in aquaculture or fisheries and hold a valid certification.
5. The applicant must be willing to maintain and operate the system at their own cost post-installation.
6. The applicant must submit a Detailed Project Report (DPR) or a Self-Contained Proposal (SCP).
7. The applicant must sign an agreement with the Fisheries Department to be eligible under the scheme.

Application Process
Step 1: The eligible applicant may visit the nearest Atal Seva Kendra with all the required documents to apply for the scheme.
Online - via CSC

The eligible applicant may visit the nearest Atal Seva Kendra with all the required documents to apply for the scheme.

Required Documents
• Parivar Pehchan Patra (PPP).
• Agreement Deed with Fisheries Department.
• Date of Birth Proof (Aadhaar, Voter ID, Birth Certificate, Matric Certificate).
• Caste Certificate (from Tehsildar, if applicable).
• Training Certificate.
• Land Records (Jamabandi/Farad or 10-year registered lease deed).
• Bills/Receipts/Vouchers.
• Photographs of unit and beneficiary.
• Bank Account Details and PAN Card.
• DPR or SCP (as per PMMSY guidelines).

Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How much subsidy will I get if I belong to the General Category?
A: As a General Category applicant, you will receive a 40% subsidy on the total project cost.

Q: If I am a woman or belong to the SC category, what subsidy am I eligible for?
A: You are eligible for a 60% subsidy on the project cost if you are a woman or from the SC category.

Q: Is having a Parivar Pehchan Patra (PPP) mandatory to apply for the scheme?
A: Yes, it is compulsory to have a valid Parivar Pehchan Patra (PPP) to apply for this scheme.

Q: What land documents do I need to submit along with my application?
A: You need to provide Jamabandi, Nakal Akshizra, Farad, or a registered lease deed with a minimum 10-year duration.

Q: Is borewell water allowed as a water source for this scheme?
A: Yes, water from open wells, tube wells, borewells, canals, rivers, and springs is allowed.

Q: Will the government take care of maintenance after the construction is completed?
A: No, you will be responsible for the operation, management, and maintenance of the unit at your own cost.

Q: What specific infrastructure is required to be set up under this scheme?
A: The infrastructure must include essential elements required for RAS or Biofloc, including water treatment units.

Q: Am I required to submit a Detailed Project Report during application?
A: Yes, you need to submit a Detailed Project Report (DPR) or Self Contained Proposal (SCP) as per PMMSY guidelines.

Q: Can I apply online or do I have to visit an office?
A: The document does not specify application mode, but support is available via **[email protected]** and 0172-3968400.

Q: Is this scheme open to first-time applicants or only experienced ones?
A: The scheme does not restrict first-time applicants, but a training certificate is mandatory.