Karnataka Nomadic and Semi-Nomadic Development Corporation Invites Applications

Madikeri, Sept. 19: The Karnataka Nomadic and Semi-Nomadic Development Corporation Limited is implementing various schemes for the year 2026-27. Individuals wishing to avail themselves of subsidies or loan facilities under these schemes must mandatorily submit their applications online via the Seva Sindhu portal.

The last date for submitting applications is September 27 (please note that there is no deadline for the 'Arivu' educational loan scheme).

To apply, applicants must be permanent residents of Karnataka. Those seeking benefits under the Corporation's schemes must belong to nomadic or semi-nomadic communities or their sub-castes. Valid caste and income certificates are mandatory. Applicants must be between 18 and 55 years of age.

Applicants must not have previously availed benefits under any schemes of the Corporation or the government. Benefits will be provided to only one member per family. Under the 'Arivu' scheme, the age limit is 18 to 30 years, and the annual income limit is Rs. 3.50 lakh. Under the 'Swavalambi Sarathi' scheme, the age limit is 21 to 45 years.

Foreign Education Loan Scheme: (Under this scheme, the annual income limit is Rs. 15 lakh...)

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