🧵 What is PM Vishwakarma Yojana?
PM Vishwakarma Yojana 2025 is a central government scheme aimed at uplifting traditional artisans and craftspeople across India. Launched under the vision of “Vocal for Local,” this scheme supports communities engaged in 18 traditional trades like blacksmithing, carpentry, goldsmithing, tailoring, and more.
🎯 Objective
The primary goal is to empower artisans by:
- Preserving traditional craftsmanship
- Providing financial aid
- Offering modern training & tools
- Making them self-reliant through market linkage
🛠️ Who Can Apply?
Anyone involved in traditional family-based skilled trades can apply. This includes:
- Carpenter
- Barber
- Tailor
- Mason
- Potter
- Blacksmith
- Locksmith
- Goldsmith
- Garland Maker
- Washerman, and others.
✅ Eligibility:
- Indian citizen
- Must be engaged in listed trades
- Above 18 years
- No previous loan under similar government schemes
💰 Benefits of PM Vishwakarma Scheme
| Benefit | Details |
|---|---|
| 🧑🏫 Skill Training | 5 to 15 days of free training with ₹500/day stipend |
| 💵 Toolkit Incentive | Up to ₹15,000 |
| 💳 Credit Support | Loan up to ₹3 lakh in two phases (₹1L + ₹2L) with just 5% interest |
| 🛍️ Market Support | Branding, e-commerce access, and fair participation |
📋 Documents Required
- Aadhaar Card
- Bank Passbook
- Mobile number
- Ration Card (optional)
- Proof of Artisan Trade (if any)
🌐 How to Apply Online?
- Visit the official portal: https://pmvishwakarma.gov.in
- Register using your Aadhaar and mobile number.
- Fill in your artisan details, upload documents, and submit.
- Once verified, you’ll receive training invites or loan application steps.
🧑🏭 Real Impact Story
Ramesh Bhai, a traditional carpenter from Gujarat, said:
“PM Vishwakarma Yojana helped me get a ₹1 lakh loan. I upgraded my tools and now supply handcrafted furniture online!”
📈 Why This Scheme Matters?
In a fast-changing economy, artisans often get left behind. This scheme bridges the gap between old skills and modern markets. With lakhs of applications already, it’s a huge step toward inclusive development.
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