Mukhyamantri Sudharit Kamdhenu Scheme (Goa)
Shown as running by: Goa notification of 20.07.2026 — Mukhyamantri Sudharit Kamdhenu Scheme (modified) (20 Jul 2026, Introduction: “shall come into force with modification from the date of Notification” (notification dated 20-07-2026))
Goa pays 90% of up to ₹90,000 per cross-bred cow, improved buffalo or Sahiwal/Gir/Red Sindhi/Rathi/Tharparkar cow for the first 10 animals (₹81,000 each) and 75% for animals 11–20 (₹67,500 each), plus 80% of a cattle shed (₹25,920 per animal, up to ₹5,18,400), transport help and the insurance premium.
- Lead benefit
- ₹25,920per animal, at most
- Components
- 5each read from the document
- Who can apply
- 7kinds of applicant
- Closing date
- Noneapply any time
What it pays
90% of ₹90,000 (₹81,000) for each of your first 10 milch animals.
What the document says, word for word
Counted cost is limited to ₹90,000 per animal expected to yield 2,700 litres a lactation (Guideline 3). Up to 20 animals in at most 4 phases of 5, at least 3 months apart; buy from the Government-appointed registered supplier with prior written permission, within 18 months of sanction (Guidelines 1, 2, 8). A bank loan through an ECS-enabled institution is needed; the subsidy is back-ended. Animals must be insured for 3½ years and cannot be sold for 3½ years (Guidelines 15, 16).
“Unit cost of the Cross Bred Cow/Improved She Buffalo/Indigenous breed cow shall be limited to Rs. 90,000/- per animal … No. of Animals @ Rs. 90000/- 01 to 10 — 90% — All Category — 81000/-”75% of ₹90,000 (₹67,500) for each animal from the 11th to the 20th.
What the document says, word for word
Counted cost is limited to ₹90,000 per animal expected to yield 2,700 litres a lactation (Guideline 3). Up to 20 animals in at most 4 phases of 5, at least 3 months apart; buy from the Government-appointed registered supplier with prior written permission, within 18 months of sanction (Guidelines 1, 2, 8). A bank loan through an ECS-enabled institution is needed; the subsidy is back-ended. Animals must be insured for 3½ years and cannot be sold for 3½ years (Guidelines 15, 16).
“No. of Animals @ Rs. 90000/- 11 to 20 — 75% — All Category — 67500/-”Cattle shed: ₹25,920 per animal bought under the scheme (80% of 5.4 m² at ₹6,000/m²), up to 20 animals (₹5,18,400), paid after the animals are bought.
What the document says, word for word
A bank loan is compulsory; construction licence, TCP clearance and an approved shed plan are needed, and the shed must not be in a flood-prone or water-scarce area (Infrastructure component; Guideline 23).
“It is proposed to subsidize 80% of Construction cost for a cattle shed with an area of 5.4 sq. mtr. per animal … construction cost @ Rs. 6000/- per sq. mtr. … Rate of Infrastructure Subsidy will be @ Rs. 25,920/- per animal. Maximum Subsidy @ 80% Rs. 5,18,400/-”Up to ₹2,000 per animal brought from outside Goa through the empanelled dealer (or the actual transport cost, if lower).
What the document says, word for word
For animals from the Cattle Breeding Farm, Copardem or Government Livestock Farm, Dhat, up to ₹800 per animal (Guideline 5).
“Incentives towards transportation of the animals at the rate of Rs. 2000/- (Rupees Two Thousand only) per animal which is transported from outside the State of Goa through the Empanelled registered dealer … or actual cost of transportation whichever is less”The 3½-year insurance premium is paid back: up to ₹16,650 per animal (18.5% of ₹90,000) or the premium you paid, if lower.
What the document says, word for word
“the Department shall reimburse the premium amount to a maximum of 18.5% of Rs. 90,000/- or the actual premium paid whichever is lower.”How much can I claim?
Enter your animals to see the figure.
Counted cost is limited to ₹90,000 per animal expected to yield 2,700 litres a lactation (Guideline 3). Up to 20 animals in at most 4 phases of 5, at least 3 months apart; buy from the Government-appointed registered supplier with prior written permission, within 18 months of sanction (Guidelines 1, 2, 8). A bank loan through an ECS-enabled institution is needed; the subsidy is back-ended. Animals must be insured for 3½ years and cannot be sold for 3½ years (Guidelines 15, 16).
Who can apply
- Other farmer
- Small or marginal farmer
- SC farmer
- ST farmer
- Woman farmer
- Tenant or sharecropper
- Landless
Papers you need
- Residence certificate of at least 5 years from the Mamlatdar or Panchayat
- Aadhaar seeding consent
- Affidavit on ownership of the cattle shed, or a lease of at least 5 years
- Bank passbook copy and a letter from an ECS-enabled bank willing to finance you
- Passport photo, and photos of the cattle shed with you, in duplicate
How to apply
- Fill the prescribed application form at your Government Veterinary Dispensary or Hospital (through the Area Assistant Director/Veterinary Officer) and pay the ₹200 processing fee (₹25 for SC/ST/Dhangar) (Procedure 1–2; Guideline 28).
- New dairy farmers first complete the department’s dairy training; you need a pucca cattle shed and a letter from an ECS-enabled bank willing to finance you (Conditions b, d; Guideline 7).
- After sanction, get written permission and buy the animals from the registered supplier within 18 months, in phases of up to 5 (Guidelines 1–2, 8).
- Insure the animals within 7 days; the bank sends the purchase statement, receipts and insurance proof, and the subsidy is released (Guidelines 10–12; documents for release 1–5).
Applying is free. Never pay anyone to apply for you.
When to apply
The guidelines set no closing date.
Combining with other schemes
The documents do not say whether this can be combined with other schemes. Ask the implementing office before you count on both.