We work with communities, companies and government institutions to widen access to education, skills, health and livelihoods, with women's economic independence as our founding focus.
Hero photograph — one participant at her work, eye level, natural light, environment visible.
A collateral-free loan between ₹50,000 and ₹5 lakh for a non-farm micro enterprise. A tailoring unit qualifies. You apply at any bank branch or through the JanSamarth portal, with a simple project report and Udyam registration.
This is the mechanism that removes the collateral requirement on small business loans. You do not apply to it directly. Your bank applies on your behalf, so the thing to ask your branch is whether they are covering your loan under CGTMSE.
Most first applications are not rejected because the applicant is ineligible. They are rejected because the project report is thin. This guide walks through the seven things a branch manager looks for.
Nearest cohort, dates and how to enrol. Filled from the projects collection once locations are published.
We never tell you that you are eligible. Only the department can. But someone here will read your case and tell you what to ask for.
Answers are drawn only from official scheme records and our own published material. Every claim carries its source and the date it was last checked. We do not give legal, medical or financial advice.
Pulled from official sources, checked by a person, then published. Never the other way round.
Collateral-free loans for micro enterprises, including first-time women-led units.
Tarun Plus is for borrowers who have already repaid a Mudra loan.
Loans of ₹10 lakh to ₹1 crore for a new enterprise at least 51% owned by a woman.
The original scheme period has ended. A revamped version was announced by the Finance Minister in March 2026 and is being drafted. Confirm current status with your bank before preparing an application.
Credit-linked subsidy for setting up a new micro-enterprise. Women applicants fall in the special category, which carries a higher subsidy rate than the general category.
Seed funding routed through recognised incubators, for DPIIT-recognised startups at proof-of-concept and early revenue stage.
Collateral-free loans from ₹50,000 to ₹20 lakh for micro enterprises.
verified 28 AugOriginal period ended. Revamp announced March 2026. Check before applying.
verified 28 AugSubsidy for a new micro-enterprise. Higher rate for women applicants.
verified 28 AugSeed funding through recognised incubators.
verified 28 AugA girl finishes school in a district where nobody will hire her. A woman runs a business for eleven years without ever holding a bank loan. A screening camp finds a condition and nobody follows up.
The capability was never missing. The access was. Tanmaysaachi exists to close that distance, and to prove that it closed.
Place photograph — the community where we work. Establishes geography.
Skills, micro-enterprise, financial literacy, self-help group enablement, and the credit and market links that turn a trade into an income.
Digital and AI literacy, learning support, career guidance, and the classroom infrastructure that makes any of it possible.
Vocational and technology skilling, employability, entrepreneurship support, and direct linkage to employers who are actually hiring.
Preventive and women's health, screening, and the follow-up most camps never do. A camp is an output. A completed referral is an outcome.
A number without a method behind it is decoration. These slots stay empty until the data is verified and signed off.
The same five steps govern every project, which is why a partner can predict what working with us looks like before signing anything.
Time in the community before any design. What people say they need is rarely what a proposal assumes.
A costed intervention with objectives written down and locked before the first rupee is spent.
Implementation with named local partners who stay after we leave.
Participation and outcomes tracked as the work happens, not reconstructed at the end.
Evidence changes the next cohort. What doesn't work gets published too.
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Two kinds of writing, one library. Both free, both in Hindi and English.
12 min · Hindi and English · practical, with a template
18 min · with sources and data
7 min · from the field
For CSR heads and corporate foundations who need a partner their committee will sign off.
Discuss a CSR partnershipFor departments, missions and PSUs looking for a documented implementation partner at district scale.
Explore institutional partnershipFor people who want to give something other than money. Most of what we need isn't funding.
Find a roleIncluding the last one. Most organisations publish what they've achieved. Fewer publish what they haven't.
Every credential we hold, with numbers and dates. And every one we don't.
Board and leadership. Real names, real bios, declared interests.
Audited statements, annual reports, project utilisation.
The claims we can't yet support, and what would change that.
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