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Rural Non-Farm Jobs in Assam

   How Can Rural Non-Farm Employment Be Promoted in Assam to Reduce Dependence on Agriculture? Assam , one of the most picturesque states of India, is primarily an agrarian economy. While agriculture remains a vital livelihood source for nearly 53% of the state's population, heavy reliance on it has contributed to economic vulnerabilities. Factors like unpredictable floods, fluctuating crop prices, and limited arable land hinder the sustainable growth of farming in rural Assam. Therefore, promoting  **rural non-farm employment**  is crucial to reduce over-dependence on agriculture and enhance economic stability. The challenge lies in creating diverse employment opportunities that tap into local skills and resources, while also offering solutions to modern challenges. This blog will explore practical ways to promote rural non-farm employment in Assam, with real-life examples, statistics, and engagement strategies. 1. The Importance of Non-Farm Employment Rural non-f...

Bell Metal Crafts Business Proposal - Financial Scheme

Bell Metal Crafts Business Proposal - Financial Scheme

Financial Scheme Proposal for Bell Metal Crafts Business

1. Overview of the Business

The Bell Metal Crafts business involves the production of utensils, decorative pieces, and artifacts using bell metal. This proposal is designed to help unemployed individuals start a Bell Metal Craft unit with a loan request of ₹1,00,000 or ₹50,000.

2. Space, Furniture & Fixtures

Space Required: 200 sq. ft. workshop for production and storage.

Furniture & Fixture Costs:

Item Name Cost (₹)
Workbenches 10,000
Storage Racks 5,000
Basic Shelving Units 3,000

Total Furniture & Fixture Cost: ₹18,000

3. Machinery & Equipment

Item Name Cost (₹)
Hammer and Anvil Set 7,000
Forging Tools 10,000
Bell Metal Casting Molds 12,000

Total Machinery & Equipment Cost: ₹29,000

4. Electrical and Miscellaneous Expenses

Item Name Cost (₹)
Electrical Setup (Wiring, Lights) 5,000
Tools Maintenance 2,000
Miscellaneous Expenses 3,000

Total Miscellaneous & Electrical Cost: ₹10,000

5. Salary and Operational Expenses

Item Name Monthly Cost (₹)
Labor (1 Worker) 12,000
Telephone/Internet 500
Transportation 2,000
Depreciation (Machinery & Tools) 1,500
Interest on Loan (Approx 12%) 1,000
Raw Materials (Bell Metal) 20,000

Total Monthly Working Capital Requirement: ₹37,000

6. Cost of Production and Profit Estimates

Estimated Monthly Production: ₹50,000 (Sale of utensils, artifacts, etc.)

Gross Profit: ₹50,000 - ₹37,000 (expenses) = ₹13,000 per month

Net Profit: After taxes and other deductions, ₹10,000 per month

7. Break-Even Point & DSCR

Break-Even Point: The break-even point is expected within 8-10 months of operation, assuming steady sales growth.

DSCR (Debt Service Coverage Ratio): DSCR is estimated at 1.8, indicating the business can cover its debt obligations with its earnings.

8. Repayment Schedule

The loan is planned to be repaid over 3 years with monthly installments of approximately ₹3,500, assuming a loan of ₹1 lakh at an interest rate of 12% per annum.

9. Banks Offering Assistance in Jorhat

Banks:

Eligibility Criteria:

  • Age: 18-45 years
  • Unemployed or aspiring entrepreneur
  • Basic knowledge of bell metal craft or interest in the sector

10. Government Entrepreneur Skill Development Program - Bell Metal Crafts

Eligibility Criteria:

  • Resident of Assam
  • Unemployed or small-scale entrepreneur
  • Age: 18-45 years
  • Basic knowledge or interest in Bell Metal Crafts

Apply Here: PMKVY Official Website

For more information, contact your nearest bank or visit the official websites provided.

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