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Udhyan Card

It aims to create a unified identification system for farmers engaged in horticulture activities, enabling them to access all horticulture-related schemes and benefits provided by the Government of Uttarakhand.

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About This Scheme

The Udhyan Card is implemented by the Department of Horticulture, Government of Uttarakhand. It aims to create a unified identification system for farmers engaged in horticulture activities, enabling them to access all horticulture-related schemes and benefits provided by the Government of Uttarakhand.

Benefits

The Udhyan Card is mandatory to avail the benefits of all schemes of the Department of Horticulture.

Eligibility

Note: You may be eligible based on the information shown. Please verify the official eligibility requirements before applying.
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    The applicant must be a resident of Uttarakhand.

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    The applicant must be a farmer who wishes to undertake horticulture activities.

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    The applicant must have their own or leased land.

Required Documents

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    Aadhaar Card
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    Ration Card
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    Land Documents
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    Other supporting documents as required

✦ Required ◦ Optional

How to Apply

IIn-person

The Udhyan Card is issued through the Horticulture Mobile team Centre. To obtain the Udhyan Card, the farmer must collect the application form from the Horticulture Mobile team Centre. The farmer is required to fill in complete details related to his family and horticulture activities, attach copies of the Aadhaar card, ration card, and land documents, and get the form certified by the village head. The completed form must then be submitted at the same centre. After submission, the Horticulture Mobile team Centre staff issues the Udhyan Card to the concerned farmer.

Horticulture Mobile team Centre- These centres operate at the development-block level to provide information about various schemes and to distribute inputs and seeds to farmers. Senior Horticulture Inspectors, Horticulture Inspectors, and Assistant Development Officers are appointed at these centres, and they regularly address farmers’ issues. A total of 319 Horticulture Mobile team Centres have been established across all districts of the state.