PM Svanidhi Scheme: Do this work quickly before March, the central government will send the entire Rs 10,000 directly to the account

PM Svanidhi Scheme: The daily wage laborers were hit the most by the corona virus infection. Now gradually the industries have started again. However, there are still a large number of people in the country who used to live their families by putting street vendors or horses and their business has not started yet. But now such people need not worry. The central government will send 10 thousand rupees (PM Svanidhi Scheme In Hindi) directly to your account.

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Government is giving Rs 10,000

In such a situation, if you or someone you know is unable to set up street vendors due to lack of capital, then there is good news for you. Now you can take loan up to Rs 10,000 without guarantee under ‘PM Svanidhi Yojana’. For this, you can go to your nearest bank and start business under this scheme by taking a loan of 10 thousand rupees. Let us know about this scheme in detail.

Highlights of the scheme

Under this, it is necessary to link the mobile number of the borrower with Aadhaar.
Keep in mind, this loan will be available to those who were engaged in such work on or before 24 March 2020.
The plan period of this loan is only till March 2022, so complete its process soon.
Street vendors, whether urban or semi-urban, rural, can get this loan.
Subsidy is available on the interest of this loan and the amount is transferred to the account on a quarterly basis.

will get guarantee free loan

Under this scheme, street vendors can get a collateral free loan of up to Rs 10,000 for one year. That is, in this scheme you will not have to give any kind of guarantee to take a loan. In this, you can pay the loan in monthly installments.

Know how much subsidy is available?

It is worth noting that if the vendor makes regular repayment of the loan received in the PM Svanidhi scheme, then a provision of interest subsidy of 7 percent per annum has been made to him. The interest subsidy amount will be sent directly to the beneficiary’s bank account on a quarterly basis. If you pay the loan on time, your subsidy will be credited to your account.