The scheme aims to provide free training in trades such as sewing, embroidery, knitting, plumbing, electronics, and in Information Technology fields including computer hardware, software, networking, accounting, and more, to individuals belonging to minority communities.
The scheme aims to provide free training in trades such as sewing, embroidery, knitting, plumbing, electronics, and in Information Technology fields including computer hardware, software, networking, accounting, and more, to individuals belonging to minority communities.
The scheme “Mukhyamantri Hunar Yojana” was launched by the Minority Welfare Department, Government of Uttarakhand. The scheme aims to enhance employability and self-reliance among minority community individuals by offering free training in various traditional and modern trades.
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Under this scheme, free training is provided along with an honorarium during the training period. The honorarium is paid as follows:
₹2,000/- for 100 hours of training,
₹2,500/- for 150 hours of training,
₹4,000/- for 250 hours of training,
₹4,500/- for 300 hours of training,
The training is conducted through implementing agencies, and the honorarium is disbursed based on attendance. A minimum of 90% attendance is mandatory.
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Step 1: Offline application
• Under this scheme, training is provided through voluntary organizations. The Minority Welfare Department publishes advertisements inviting applications for training, after which interested candidates can obtain the application form from the Minority Welfare Office. • The completed application form must be submitted to the office along with Aadhaar card, permanent residence certificate, minority certificate, income certificate, and educational qualification certificate. Applicants are then called for an interview by the selection committee constituted at the district level under the chairmanship of the District Minority Welfare Officer or the District Social Welfare Officer, who also serves as the ex-officio District Manager. • At the time of the interview, candidates are required to present the original copies of all their documents for verification. After selection, the training is provided by the designated institute. • Training programs are organized every year, and applicants may also submit their forms to the Minority Welfare Office in advance, even before the advertisement, so that their applications can be considered when the training sessions commence. <br>
Any man or woman belonging to a minority community, who is a permanent resident of Uttarakhand, can apply if they meet the other conditions. <br>
Training is provided in trades such as sewing, embroidery, knitting, plumbing, electronics, as well as Information Technology fields like computer hardware, software, networking, and accounting. <br>
Yes, the training is provided free of cost under this scheme. <br>
The honorarium is as follows: - ₹2,000 for 100 hours of training - ₹2,500 for 150 hours of training - ₹4,000 for 250 hours of training - ₹4,500 for 300 hours of training <br>
Yes, trainees must maintain at least 90% attendance to be eligible for the honorarium. <br>
Applicants must be between 18 and 45 years of age. <br>
- For traditional trades (sewing, embroidery, plumbing, etc.): Minimum Class 5 pass or literate. - For IT-related courses (computer hardware/software/networking/accounting, etc.): At least High School pass. <br>
Yes, the annual family income should not exceed ₹3,50,000/- in rural areas and ₹4,50,000/- in urban areas. <br>
Applicants can obtain the application form from the Minority Welfare Office in their district. <br>
After submitting the application, candidates are called for an interview by a district-level selection committee under the chairmanship of the District Minority Welfare Officer / District Social Welfare Officer (ex-officio District Manager). <br>
Applications are accepted only on the official government portal.
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