Haryana SC Finance Corporation provides ₹328.17 lakh to 428 beneficiaries under self-employment and business loan schemes in FY 2025–26.

During the current fiscal year 2025–2026, through September 2025, 428 Scheduled Caste recipients received financial aid of Rs. 328.17 lakh from the Haryana SC Finance and Development Corporation through a variety of programs. There is a 32.03 lakh rupee subsidy included in this sum.

A representative for the Haryana Scheduled Castes Finance and Development Corporation shared information in this respect, stating that the organization offers loans to members of Scheduled Castes in a variety of categories to assist them in launching their own companies or self-employment endeavors. These sectors include the commerce and business, industrial, self-employment, and agricultural and related sectors. Programs run with the National Scheduled Castes Finance and Development Corporation’s (NSFDC) assistance are also offering financial aid.

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The representative explained that loans to beneficiaries for dairy farming, sheep breeding, and pig rearing are under the agricultural and related sector. Of this, Rs. 12.05 lakh has been given as a subsidy and Rs. 164 lakh as bank loans. Under the industrial sector, 214 beneficiaries have received a total of Rs. 152.12 lakh, which includes Rs. 15.21 lakh in margin money, Rs. 19.98 lakh in subsidies, and Rs. 116.93 lakh in bank loans.

According to the spokesman, the Corporation only offers loans or incentives to Scheduled Caste families that have been identified and whose confirmed yearly family income in both rural and urban areas does not exceed Rs. 3,00,000, as determined by PPP statistics. Income-generating loans are made available for a variety of businesses with the help of different banks, including dairy farming, sheep rearing, animal-driven carts, grocery stores, leather products production, beauty salons, tent houses, bangle shops, tea stalls, welding shops, and band events, among other things. According to the spokeswoman, the National Scheduled Castes Finance and Development Corporation (NSFDC) only allows recipients who fulfill the specified income requirements to receive benefits under its programs.