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Read all information about Self-employment schemes

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Read all information about Self-employment schemes

Information about Self-employment schemes


  • Name of the scheme: Self-employment schemes.
  • The interest rate on the loan will be 5% per annum for simple interest and 3% for women.




Scheme Format / Loan Assistance Standards:

  • Onroad unit cost for self-employed vehicles like rickshaws, loading rickshaws, Maruti Ecos, jeep-taxis etc.
  • For any self-employed business like business or grocery store, medical store, readymade garment store, bookstore etc. up to Rs.
  • Transport, Logistics, Travelers, Food Courts etc. will be eligible for 3% interest subsidy on a loan of Rs.

Lending criteria for self-employment schemes

  • The applicant must have a valid license in the vehicle loan scheme.
  • The vehicle obtained will have to be mortgaged (hypothecated) towards the corporation.
  • The loan has to be repaid in equal monthly installments of five years after three months of receipt of the vehicle.
  • The small business will have to start within three months of getting the loan and after three months after starting the business the loan will be recovered in an equal monthly installment of five years.
  • For a loan amounting to a total of Rs. 3.50 lakh or less, the beneficiary will have to incur a burden on his own or relative's property worth one and a half times the loan amount.
  • If the total amount of the loan is more than Rs. 3.50 lakh, the total amount will have to be mortgaged in favor of oneself or any other relative's real estate corporation.
  • Each borrower will have to give five post dated checks signed in favor of the corporation.
  • All self-employment schemes will also have the following qualifications.
  • The applicant should be a native of Gujarat and should be of non-reserved category.
  • The age of the applicant should be between 18 years to 60 years.
  • The interest rate on the loan will be 5% per annum, simple interest and 3% for women.
  • The same amount will be lent per year. Simple interest will be treated accordingly.
  • Interest rate: The interest rate on the loan will be 5% per annum for simple interest and 3% for women.
Educational loan assistance up to a limit of Rs. 10 lakhs to non-reserved class people, Rs. 1200 meal bill assistance to students studying in various courses, tuition assistance of Rs. 15 thousand per annum to science stream students of Std. Preparation for JEE, GUJCET, NEET examination for medical engineering admission after standard 12 and Rs. 20 thousand coaching fee assistance as well as loans for medical, engineering, undergraduate, postgraduate courses after Std. 12 abroad at a lower rate of up to Rs. 15 lakh. Assistance of Rs.20,000 as training assistance for competitive examination, five per cent interest assistance on loans up to Rs.10 lakh against back loan for doctor, graduate, lawyer. Benefits will be available under the annual income limit of six lakh.

Apart from this, non-reserved category candidates have to purchase vehicles like rickshaws, loading rickshaws, Maruti Eco, Jeep, taxis as well as loans up to Rs. 5% interest subsidy on loans up to Rs. 6 lakhs through the bank and 5% interest subsidy on loans up to Rs. 10 lakhs taken through the bank for graduates, doctors, lawyers, engineering candidates to start a business.


Candidates who want to avail the benefits of this scheme have to download the detailed information of the schemes and application form from the website of the corporation www.gueedc.gujarat.gov.in, get the print of it and fill in the complete details. Candidates of Surat district should send the application for non-reserved Educational and Economic Development Corporation, C-Block, 8th Floor, Bahumali Bhavan, Nanpura by attaching the required documents along with the application.


Income Limit: The annual income limit of the family is Rs. 4.00 lakhs or less.

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In addition to this, to get the certificate of non-reserved classes, to the Taluka Development Officer, Mamlatdar for Taluka Headquarters, Collector at District Level, District Development Officer, Deputy District Development Officer, Province Officers, Deputy Director / Social Welfare Officer (Developing Caste) for District Headquarters. A competent officer has been appointed to issue the caste certificate.
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The corona virus has affected almost all areas of human life.  Its broad impact on other areas will gradually come to the fore, but the education system has already started showing an impact.  However, to minimize its loss, the central government has started work on the 'Bharat Padhe Online Scheme'.  It has also sought suggestions from the public to improve it further.  Under this, all the courses including schooling, college level engineering and vocational are being started online as much as possible. Coaching institutes also got engaged to work on the online scheme.

Even coaching institutes preparing for Civil Services Examination and IIT, Medical Colleges have also joined it.  There are enough reasons for this because nobody can say when the conditions will be normal.  Even if normal, physical distance still needs to be maintained for how many days?  Many times there are hundreds of children in the same class.  In such a situation, if caution is not taken, it can have very bad results.  Till now, many children had lived together in the same room in cities like Kota of Rajasthan, Mukherjee Nagar in Delhi.  Now everyone is afraid of such situations.

Corona epidemic increases digital relevance

India has entered the fourth revolution ie digital age long back.  How many schemes of the Central Government, from Jan Dhan to Aadhaar, have been implemented in the last few years.  If seen, this epidemic has also increased their relevance.

University readables available on the Internet

The American magazine Time, the famous American magazine at the time of the twentieth century, had drawn some specials.  In one such issue, he also included teachers and educational institutions in the jobs that will end or be reduced in future.  Then it was only five-seven years that the Internet arrived.  The world was growing as a common heritage of global villages and especially information and knowledge.  In the last 20 years, it has prospered unexpectedly.  Poor developing countries like India have also benefited from this.  Today, quality lectures, course materials, journals, magazines and articles published in good universities around Oxford and Cambridge are available on the Internet.  There is no interruption in reaching them.  In India also, lectures and course materials of IITs and other good institutions are available on the Internet. By encouraging online education, students will be equipped with new knowledge.

In such a situation, by encouraging online education, students will also be equipped with new knowledge.  At the same time, the allegations that our teachers have been accused of not being competent, up-to-date and lacking in teachers can also overcome such a beginning.  For this, there is a need for rapid change in traditional school infrastructure and education model.  However, as a beginning, the Central Government has made provisions regarding online education in about 100 colleges in the budget this year.  Its number will have to increase further in the future.  Apparently this saying 'no knowledge-without college' is now on the verge of losing meaning.

There is not enough school-college according to population, need of online education in India

Even outside of Corona, there is a need for online education in a poor country like India, because we do not have enough schools and colleges to meet the expectations of the growing population and the public.  There is chaos in the entire country for admission in nursery and primary classes.  The option of online will also reduce the pressure on schools and freedom for parents and children to study and teach in their own way.  That is, the compulsory admission to school will be over.

Home schools in Western countries have been going on for decades

Such experiments have been going on for decades in Western countries known as home school or home school.  Their courses are quite flexible.  Parents can make any changes in their own way if they wish.  Actually the important aspect is the easy availability of good knowledge material, syllabus etc. And if it is found at home and parents want to teach children in their own way then why should anyone object?  In view of this, some alternative education boards will also need to be created so that children do not have any problem in studying in the next classes.  For starters, single all-India examinations like fifth, eighth, tenth, 12th board can be conducted.

Flexible system will improve children's freedom to read, creative originality also

In such a flexible system, children will have freedom to read as well as creative originality.  Good results of such education have come up all over the world.  Environmentally, it will also yield good results, because online reliance will reduce copy, book requirements. People will avoid the congestion on the streets. Providing content of all subjects in the mother languages ​​of the country on the Internet will definitely be a challenge, but it is not impossible. This will be in the interest of the country and the society as a whole. It should be included in the new education policy.

Due to millions of people killed in World War I, there were no people to work in factories.

History is witness that many times the world has changed with such shaking. Like millions of people were killed in World War I. There were no able men to work in the factories. As a result, women started going to work.  Overnight, women's costumes and living styles changed.The First World War encouraged many scientific discoveries.  Similar results were revealed during the second world war.  There were ideas of equality, freedom and mutual peace and cooperation around the world
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Thursday, July 30, 2020

Noise ‘Colorfit Nav’ smartwatch with handwash reminder feature to launch on August 6

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Noise ‘Colorfit Nav’ smartwatch with handwash reminder feature to launch on August 6
Noise ‘Colorfit Nav’ smartwatch with handwash reminder feature to launch on August 6

  • The company began registering a smartwatch on Amazon
  • The watch will have a 1.4-inch display
  • The watch has a handwash reminder feature for the Covid-19
  • The watch will have sleep and heart rate monitoring
  • This watch supports 10 sport modes
Indigenous wearables and gadget maker Noise Company will launch its ‘ColorFit Nav’ smartwatch on August 6. Its teaser has been released on e-commerce site Amazon. This watch has a special handwash feature aimed at the Covid-19, giving the user a reminder to wash their hands frequently. The company has begun registration of the watch on Amazon.

Basic Specification of ‘ColorFit Nav’ smartwatch


  • This indigenous watch will have a 1.4 inch display with a resolution of 320x320 pixels. This watch has a bigger screen face than its pro variants.
  • The watch is equipped with a GPS sensor that can track the user's travels. Hence it is named Nav.
  • Like other smartwatches this watch also does 24x7 heartrate and sleep monitoring.
  • It has a cloud based customized watch face.
  • The watch has an IP68 rating. Meaning it is water, dust and sweat resistant.
  • The Watch 10 also supports Sport Mode and Track Speed. It contains information including real time distance, path, workout.
  • The user will also get the option of quick reply in this watch. This means that the user will be able to reply to the message without a smartphone.
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DATE:-31-7-2020 HOME LEARNING VIDEO IN PDF STD 3 TO 8 DD GIRNAR VIDEO AND TEXTBOOK LINK.

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YOU TUBE LINK.

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The corona virus has affected almost all areas of human life.  Its broad impact on other areas will gradually come to the fore, but the education system has already started showing an impact.  However, to minimize its loss, the central government has started work on the 'Bharat Padhe Online Scheme'.  It has also sought suggestions from the public to improve it further.  Under this, all the courses including schooling, college level engineering and vocational are being started online as much as possible. Coaching institutes also got engaged to work on the online scheme.

Even coaching institutes preparing for Civil Services Examination and IIT, Medical Colleges have also joined it.  There are enough reasons for this because nobody can say when the conditions will be normal.  Even if normal, physical distance still needs to be maintained for how many days?  Many times there are hundreds of children in the same class.  In such a situation, if caution is not taken, it can have very bad results.  Till now, many children had lived together in the same room in cities like Kota of Rajasthan, Mukherjee Nagar in Delhi.  Now everyone is afraid of such situations.

Corona epidemic increases digital relevance

India has entered the fourth revolution ie digital age long back.  How many schemes of the Central Government, from Jan Dhan to Aadhaar, have been implemented in the last few years.  If seen, this epidemic has also increased their relevance.

University readables available on the Internet

The American magazine Time, the famous American magazine at the time of the twentieth century, had drawn some specials.  In one such issue, he also included teachers and educational institutions in the jobs that will end or be reduced in future.  Then it was only five-seven years that the Internet arrived.  The world was growing as a common heritage of global villages and especially information and knowledge.  In the last 20 years, it has prospered unexpectedly.  Poor developing countries like India have also benefited from this.  Today, quality lectures, course materials, journals, magazines and articles published in good universities around Oxford and Cambridge are available on the Internet.  There is no interruption in reaching them.  In India also, lectures and course materials of IITs and other good institutions are available on the Internet. By encouraging online education, students will be equipped with new knowledge.

In such a situation, by encouraging online education, students will also be equipped with new knowledge.  At the same time, the allegations that our teachers have been accused of not being competent, up-to-date and lacking in teachers can also overcome such a beginning.  For this, there is a need for rapid change in traditional school infrastructure and education model.  However, as a beginning, the Central Government has made provisions regarding online education in about 100 colleges in the budget this year.  Its number will have to increase further in the future.  Apparently this saying 'no knowledge-without college' is now on the verge of losing meaning.

There is not enough school-college according to population, need of online education in India

Even outside of Corona, there is a need for online education in a poor country like India, because we do not have enough schools and colleges to meet the expectations of the growing population and the public.  There is chaos in the entire country for admission in nursery and primary classes.  The option of online will also reduce the pressure on schools and freedom for parents and children to study and teach in their own way.  That is, the compulsory admission to school will be over.

Home schools in Western countries have been going on for decades

Such experiments have been going on for decades in Western countries known as home school or home school.  Their courses are quite flexible.  Parents can make any changes in their own way if they wish.  Actually the important aspect is the easy availability of good knowledge material, syllabus etc. And if it is found at home and parents want to teach children in their own way then why should anyone object?  In view of this, some alternative education boards will also need to be created so that children do not have any problem in studying in the next classes.  For starters, single all-India examinations like fifth, eighth, tenth, 12th board can be conducted.

Flexible system will improve children's freedom to read, creative originality also

In such a flexible system, children will have freedom to read as well as creative originality.  Good results of such education have come up all over the world.  Environmentally, it will also yield good results, because online reliance will reduce copy, book requirements. People will avoid the congestion on the streets. Providing content of all subjects in the mother languages ​​of the country on the Internet will definitely be a challenge, but it is not impossible. This will be in the interest of the country and the society as a whole. It should be included in the new education policy.

Due to millions of people killed in World War I, there were no people to work in factories.

History is witness that many times the world has changed with such shaking. Like millions of people were killed in World War I. There were no able men to work in the factories. As a result, women started going to work.  Overnight, women's costumes and living styles changed.The First World War encouraged many scientific discoveries.  Similar results were revealed during the second world war.  There were ideas of equality, freedom and mutual peace and cooperation around the world
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YOU TUBE LINK.

BROWSER LINK.

DATE:- 30-7-2020 HOME LEARNING IMPORTANT LINK.


The corona virus has affected almost all areas of human life.  Its broad impact on other areas will gradually come to the fore, but the education system has already started showing an impact.  However, to minimize its loss, the central government has started work on the 'Bharat Padhe Online Scheme'.  It has also sought suggestions from the public to improve it further.  Under this, all the courses including schooling, college level engineering and vocational are being started online as much as possible. Coaching institutes also got engaged to work on the online scheme.

Even coaching institutes preparing for Civil Services Examination and IIT, Medical Colleges have also joined it.  There are enough reasons for this because nobody can say when the conditions will be normal.  Even if normal, physical distance still needs to be maintained for how many days?  Many times there are hundreds of children in the same class.  In such a situation, if caution is not taken, it can have very bad results.  Till now, many children had lived together in the same room in cities like Kota of Rajasthan, Mukherjee Nagar in Delhi.  Now everyone is afraid of such situations.

Corona epidemic increases digital relevance

India has entered the fourth revolution ie digital age long back.  How many schemes of the Central Government, from Jan Dhan to Aadhaar, have been implemented in the last few years.  If seen, this epidemic has also increased their relevance.

University readables available on the Internet

The American magazine Time, the famous American magazine at the time of the twentieth century, had drawn some specials.  In one such issue, he also included teachers and educational institutions in the jobs that will end or be reduced in future.  Then it was only five-seven years that the Internet arrived.  The world was growing as a common heritage of global villages and especially information and knowledge.  In the last 20 years, it has prospered unexpectedly.  Poor developing countries like India have also benefited from this.  Today, quality lectures, course materials, journals, magazines and articles published in good universities around Oxford and Cambridge are available on the Internet.  There is no interruption in reaching them.  In India also, lectures and course materials of IITs and other good institutions are available on the Internet. By encouraging online education, students will be equipped with new knowledge.

In such a situation, by encouraging online education, students will also be equipped with new knowledge.  At the same time, the allegations that our teachers have been accused of not being competent, up-to-date and lacking in teachers can also overcome such a beginning.  For this, there is a need for rapid change in traditional school infrastructure and education model.  However, as a beginning, the Central Government has made provisions regarding online education in about 100 colleges in the budget this year.  Its number will have to increase further in the future.  Apparently this saying 'no knowledge-without college' is now on the verge of losing meaning.

There is not enough school-college according to population, need of online education in India

Even outside of Corona, there is a need for online education in a poor country like India, because we do not have enough schools and colleges to meet the expectations of the growing population and the public.  There is chaos in the entire country for admission in nursery and primary classes.  The option of online will also reduce the pressure on schools and freedom for parents and children to study and teach in their own way.  That is, the compulsory admission to school will be over.

Home schools in Western countries have been going on for decades

Such experiments have been going on for decades in Western countries known as home school or home school.  Their courses are quite flexible.  Parents can make any changes in their own way if they wish.  Actually the important aspect is the easy availability of good knowledge material, syllabus etc. And if it is found at home and parents want to teach children in their own way then why should anyone object?  In view of this, some alternative education boards will also need to be created so that children do not have any problem in studying in the next classes.  For starters, single all-India examinations like fifth, eighth, tenth, 12th board can be conducted.

Flexible system will improve children's freedom to read, creative originality also

In such a flexible system, children will have freedom to read as well as creative originality.  Good results of such education have come up all over the world.  Environmentally, it will also yield good results, because online reliance will reduce copy, book requirements. People will avoid the congestion on the streets. Providing content of all subjects in the mother languages ​​of the country on the Internet will definitely be a challenge, but it is not impossible. This will be in the interest of the country and the society as a whole. It should be included in the new education policy.

Due to millions of people killed in World War I, there were no people to work in factories.

History is witness that many times the world has changed with such shaking. Like millions of people were killed in World War I. There were no able men to work in the factories. As a result, women started going to work.  Overnight, women's costumes and living styles changed.The First World War encouraged many scientific discoveries.  Similar results were revealed during the second world war.  There were ideas of equality, freedom and mutual peace and cooperation around the world
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