See contact details for Prime Minister Rozgar Yojana; the program that applies to the entire country with priorities given based on geography, economy and community for self-employment. Prime Minister Rozgar Yojana (PMRY) About the Scheme Prime Minister Rozgar Yogana is the scheme to provide employment to educated unemployed youth between 18 years of age. -35 years old created in 1993 by providing financial assistance for the creation of micro-enterprises in industry including agriculture and related activities outside direct agriculture. Age relaxation is provided to ex-servicemen, physically challenged persons, women and SC/STs with a reservation of 22.5% for SC/STs and 27% for OBCs. The program has been operational since October 2, 1993. Objective of the Program The basic objective of the program was to employ one million educated unemployed people to start micro-industries in rural and urban India in the form of a self employment program by linking NGOs. of the programThe program coverage is currently aimed at educated unemployed people from urban and rural areas of India.Financial inclusionsFor commercial activities, loan up to Rs. 1 Lakh and for other activities, loan up to Rs. 1 000. 2 Lakh. Participation of more than one person as a partnership entity in the project will be sanctioned by Rs. 10 Lakhs with credit assessment established on individual capacity. The government subsidy will amount to 15% of the overall project cost with a ceiling of Rs. 4,000,000.7500/- per person. The interest rate is applicable as per nominal PSU bank rates with a moratorium of 6 months to 18 months calculated and thereafter a repayment period of 3 years to 7 years will be applicable. Calculation of monetary margin and subsidy should not exceed 20% of the project cost and clauses to draw margin...... middle of paper ...... 0 days with an allocation of Rs 1,000,000. 150 are given by the government. The permissible training expenditure may vary from Rs. 700 to Rs. 350 respectively.Agency for Implementation and Action PlanDistrict Industrial Centers and Directorate of Industries and Public Sector Banks are responsible for implementing implementation of the program. The implementation of the action plan involves the identification of young entrepreneurs, the selection of economic activities, the establishment of the necessary infrastructure, the follow-up service with banks, local authorities, industry, etc. .html http://megindustry.nic.in/citizen2.htm http://industries.bih.nic.in/Archive/PMRY_English.pdf http://msme.gov.in/chapter%2010-eng_200708.pdf http http://delhigovt.nic.in/newdelhi/dept/district/da2a.asp http://www.indianyojana.com/rojgar-yojana/prime-minister-rozgar-yojana.htm