Question
How much interest subvention is provided under PM
SVaNIDHI Scheme to the borrowersSolution
The vendors, availing loan under the scheme, are eligible to get an interest subsidy @ 7%. The interest subsidy amount will be credited into the borrower’s account quarterly. The PM SVANidhi scheme offers incentives in the form of: ·  interest subsidy @ 7% per annum on regular repayment of loan ·  cashback upto INR1200/- per annum on undertaking prescribed digital transactions ·  eligibility for enhanced next tranche of loans         The scheme intends to facilitate collateral free working capital loans of up to INR10,000/- of one-year tenure, to approximately 50 lakh street vendors, to help resume their businesses in the urban areas, including surrounding peri-urban/rural areas. On timely or early repayment, the vendors will be eligible for the next loan with an enhanced limit of a maximum of 200% of the earlier loan, subject to a ceiling of ₹20,000. Eligible member lending institutions for the said scheme are: All Scheduled Commercial Banks, Regional Rural Banks (RRBs), Small Finance Banks (SFBs), Cooperative Banks, Non-Banking Finance Companies (NBFCs), Micro Finance Institutions (MFIs) & SHG Banks established in some States/UTs e.g. Stree Nidhi etc.
In which of the following processes CO2 is not released?
FIRB method of planting is followed in which crop?
Pusa bedana is the popular variety of
The weeds whose seed is difficult to separate from crop seed after contamination is called ___
Mallika is the cross betweenÂ
Paddy and straw are an example of
Rice crop prefer the pH of:
Bengal famine (1943) was caused due to ____ disease which attacked ____ crop.
Which of the following is/are potential impact(s) of Monocropping?
1. Depletion of soil nutrients
2. It reduces the risk of total crop fai...
Which of the following is not an indicator of sugarcane maturity?