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LIDCOM Gattai Stall Scheme

Leather Industries Development Corporation (LIDCOM), Government of Maharashtra · Central government

The LIDCOM Gattai Stall Scheme fully subsidises a tin stall and incidental charges for roadside cobblers of the Charmakar Community in Maharashtra.

Open, rolling. Applications are accepted continuously — there is no deadline.

Key facts

Subsidy amount
Up to ₹16,867
Instrument
Subsidy
Deadline
Rolling
Disbursement
Single lump sum

About this scheme

The Leather Industries Development Corporation (LIDCOM), a Government of Maharashtra undertaking, runs the LIDCOM Gattai Stall Scheme to support economically disadvantaged members of the Charmakar community. The initiative targets roadside cobblers, offering a 100% subsidy toward the construction of a durable tin stall. This support is intended to formalise their business operations and give them a permanent, respectable place to work.

The scheme forms part of LIDCOM's wider objective of promoting educational, economic, and social advancement among Charmakars, including Dhor, Chambhar, Holar, and Mochi groups. By replacing transient setups with stable premises, the programme seeks to improve livelihoods and help beneficiaries secure a more dignified position in society.

Who can apply

Eligible business forms
Sole proprietorship
Udyam registration
Not specified
MSME registration
Not specified
DPIIT startup recognition
Not specified
GST registration
Not specified
Revenue band
Up to ₹1,00,000
Where the business may be based
Maharashtra

- Applicant must be an Indian citizen and a permanent resident of Maharashtra. - Must be identified as a Roadside Cobbler by the Gram Panchayat. - Must belong to the Charmakar Community (Dhor, Chambhar, Holar, Mochi, etc.). - Applicant's age should be between 18 and 50 years. - The annual income of the applicant's family must be less than or equal to ₹1,00,000. - Applicant should possess knowledge of the business for which the subsidy is sought.

How to apply

The application process for the LIDCOM Gattai Stall Scheme is carried out offline. Eligible applicants, recognised as roadside cobblers by their Gram Panchayat, must first obtain the prescribed application form. These forms are generally available at LIDCOM offices or through designated local government bodies in Maharashtra. The form must be completed accurately, with all required personal, income, and community information. Supporting documentation, including proof of residence, age, community certificate, income certificate, and Gram Panchayat identification, must accompany the application. Once filled, the completed form and all supporting documents should be submitted to the designated authority, as specified in the scheme guidelines, for verification and processing.

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How applications are assessed

LIDCOM conducts the initial screening of applications to confirm that every eligibility criterion is satisfied. This verification covers residency, age, and family income, and includes confirming the applicant's status as a roadside cobbler through the relevant Gram Panchayat, along with their membership in the Charmakar community. Following this, a selection committee examines all shortlisted applications to ensure they meet the scheme's conditions, after which it grants final approval for the subsidy.

Frequently asked questions

What is the LIDCOM Gattai Stall Scheme?

The Government of Maharashtra, through LIDCOM, offers a 100% subsidy for tin stalls to roadside cobblers from the Charmakar Community, supporting their economic and social upliftment.

Who is eligible for this scheme?

Applicants must be Indian citizens and permanent residents of Maharashtra, aged 18–50, from the Charmakar community, working as roadside cobblers, with an annual family income of ₹1,00,000 or less, and holding business knowledge.

What is the benefit provided by this scheme?

The scheme covers the full cost of setting up a tin stall (4’x5’x6.5’) up to ₹16,367, with an extra ₹500 for incidental expenses, making the total subsidy ₹16,867.

Which community does this scheme primarily target?

The scheme is aimed at the economically weak Charmakar Community, including the Dhor, Chambhar, Holar, and Mochi groups, to support livelihood improvement.

Is the funding provided under this scheme repayable?

No, the assistance is a full subsidy covering stall and incidental costs, so the beneficiary is not required to repay it.

Sectors

  • Manufacturing Industrial
  • Social Impact
  • Maharashtra
  • Sc Community
  • Cobbler
  • Microenterprise
  • Stall Subsidy

Details last verified on 3 August 2026. Source: the issuer's published information.