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HP Khumb Vikas Yojna

Published as “Himachal Khumb Vikas Yojna (HKVY) 2019-20”, Department of Horticulture, Government of Himachal Pradesh.

HP Khumb Vikas Yojna is Himachal Pradesh’s own scheme, administered by Department of Horticulture, Government of Himachal Pradesh. It is verified against a primary document, with 6 rules for mushroom cultivation below.

The most this pays for one item

₹8.00 lakh

The full-scale mushroom production unit, built to a DMR Solan-designed layout.

Printed in the document as “iii) Production unit, 3 Production rooms of 25'x15'x12' with steel racks, 1 corridor of 51'x 6.67' x8' and Packing rooms of 25'x6.67'x8'. As per DPR of DMR, Solan”.

Private applicant, general area, 40%. That percentage is taken of ₹20.00 lakh, the cost this scheme assumes the item takes to build (it calls that a cost norm), not of whatever your own quotation says.

Himachal Khumb Vikas Yojna (HKVY), Guidelines 2019-20No date printedShow evidence

Guidelines for Himachal Khumb Vikas Yojna (HKVY) 2019-20 (Himachal Khumb Vikas Yojna (HKVY), Guidelines 2019-20)

Department of Horticulture, Government of Himachal Pradesh

No date is printed on this document.

"Cost Norms and pattern of assistance for Himachal Khumb Vikas Yojna" table, PDF p.6 (page image, not the OCR text layer, which misreads several figures, see comment above).

PDF p.6 (rate table); pp.1-2 (approval letters, dated); p.3 (guideline cover, undated)

Read on 12 September 2026 by chirag.

The biggest of the 5 items this document prices, not the total of them. Whether you can claim more than one, and alongside which other scheme, is answered further down.

What it pays for

Everything this document will put money towards on a mushroom project, in the order it lists them. Each figure names the document behind it; open one to read the clause itself.

i) Small Scale Mushroom houses of size (20'X12'X10') having a capacity of growing 400 bags - One door (6'x3'), Two ducts(2'x1.5'), 1 Inhaler/AHU for forced air circulation.

A small mushroom-growing shed sized to hold 400 bags.

The scheme assumes this item costs ₹1.00 lakh to build, and pays a share of that, not of your own quotation. It calls that figure a cost norm.

Himachal Khumb Vikas Yojna (HKVY), Guidelines 2019-20No date printedShow evidence

Guidelines for Himachal Khumb Vikas Yojna (HKVY) 2019-20 (Himachal Khumb Vikas Yojna (HKVY), Guidelines 2019-20)

Department of Horticulture, Government of Himachal Pradesh

No date is printed on this document.

"Cost Norms and pattern of assistance for Himachal Khumb Vikas Yojna" table, PDF p.6 (page image, not the OCR text layer, which misreads several figures, see comment above).

PDF p.6 (rate table); pp.1-2 (approval letters, dated); p.3 (guideline cover, undated)

Read on 12 September 2026 by chirag.

By applicant class and by area

Private applicant, general area, 50%.₹0.50 lakh
Rate table, PDF p.6, row (i), read off the page image (the OCR text layer misreads this cell as "850,000/-", which is wrong): Cost Norms "₹ 1,00,000 per unit"; Pattern of Assistance "₹50,000/- per unit @ 50% of the cost for private sector, for meeting the expenditure on infrastructure, back ended subsidy." (No "credit linked" wording on this row, contrast the Production unit and Compost making unit rows below.) 50%…Read the rest of this note

Rate table, PDF p.6, row (i), read off the page image (the OCR text layer misreads this cell as "850,000/-", which is wrong): Cost Norms "₹ 1,00,000 per unit"; Pattern of Assistance "₹50,000/- per unit @ 50% of the cost for private sector, for meeting the expenditure on infrastructure, back ended subsidy." (No "credit linked" wording on this row, contrast the Production unit and Compost making unit rows below.) 50% of Rs. 1,00,000 = Rs. 50,000 exactly, confirming the reading.

ii) Insulation of Small Scale Mushroom houses

Insulating the small mushroom shed (row i), a separate, additional subsidy line, not a substitute for it.

The scheme assumes this item costs ₹0.50 lakh to build, and pays a share of that, not of your own quotation. It calls that figure a cost norm.

Same evidence as the rule aboveNo date printedShow evidence

Same evidence as the rule above

Department of Horticulture, Government of Himachal Pradesh

No date is printed on this document.

"Cost Norms and pattern of assistance for Himachal Khumb Vikas Yojna" table, PDF p.6 (page image, not the OCR text layer, which misreads several figures, see comment above).

PDF p.6 (rate table); pp.1-2 (approval letters, dated); p.3 (guideline cover, undated)

Read on 12 September 2026 by chirag.

By applicant class and by area

Private applicant, general area, 50%.₹0.25 lakh

Rate table, PDF p.6, row (ii), read off the page image: Cost Norms "₹50,000 per unit"; Pattern of Assistance "₹25,000/- per unit @50% of the cost for private sector, for meeting the expenditure on insulation, back, ended [subsidy]." No "credit linked" wording. 50% of Rs. 50,000 = Rs. 25,000 exactly.

iii) Production unit, 3 Production rooms of 25'x15'x12' with steel racks, 1 corridor of 51'x 6.67' x8' and Packing rooms of 25'x6.67'x8'. As per DPR of DMR, Solan

The full-scale mushroom production unit, built to a DMR Solan-designed layout.

The scheme assumes this item costs ₹20.00 lakh to build, and pays a share of that, not of your own quotation. It calls that figure a cost norm.

Same evidence as the rule aboveNo date printedShow evidence

Same evidence as the rule above

Department of Horticulture, Government of Himachal Pradesh

No date is printed on this document.

"Cost Norms and pattern of assistance for Himachal Khumb Vikas Yojna" table, PDF p.6 (page image, not the OCR text layer, which misreads several figures, see comment above).

PDF p.6 (rate table); pp.1-2 (approval letters, dated); p.3 (guideline cover, undated)

Read on 12 September 2026 by chirag.

By applicant class and by area

Private applicant, general area, 40%.₹8.00 lakh
Rate table, PDF p.6, row (iii): Cost Norms "₹20.00 lakh /unit"; Pattern of Assistance "₹8,00,000/- per unit @ 40% of cost for private sector, for meeting the expenditure on infrastructure, credit linked back ended subsidy." 40% of Rs. 20 lakh = Rs. 8,00,000 exactly, this row's own arithmetic is internally consistent (unlike the Compost making unit row below).Read the rest of this note

Rate table, PDF p.6, row (iii): Cost Norms "₹20.00 lakh /unit"; Pattern of Assistance "₹8,00,000/- per unit @ 40% of cost for private sector, for meeting the expenditure on infrastructure, credit linked back ended subsidy." 40% of Rs. 20 lakh = Rs. 8,00,000 exactly, this row's own arithmetic is internally consistent (unlike the Compost making unit row below). Specified against DMR (Directorate of Mushroom Research), Solan's own DPR, which is what this table cites for it. The Rs 20 lakh norm itself is NOT evidence of independence either way: it is the same figure central MIDH used for this component before the current Rs 30 lakh norm replaced it, printed in the Ministry's own earlier MIDH Operational Guidelines dated February 2014. HKVY's independence rests on its own Government approval, its DMR Solan sourcing, the components central MIDH has no equivalent for, and the complete absence of any MIDH or NHM reference in 12 pages. The figure proves nothing; those four things do.

Spawn making unit, Specification at Annexure-I. As per DPR of DMR, Solan.

The spawn laboratory, built to a DMR Solan-designed layout.

The scheme assumes this item costs ₹15.00 lakh to build, and pays a share of that, not of your own quotation. It calls that figure a cost norm.

Same evidence as the rule aboveNo date printedShow evidence

Same evidence as the rule above

Department of Horticulture, Government of Himachal Pradesh

No date is printed on this document.

"Cost Norms and pattern of assistance for Himachal Khumb Vikas Yojna" table, PDF p.6 (page image, not the OCR text layer, which misreads several figures, see comment above).

PDF p.6 (rate table); pp.1-2 (approval letters, dated); p.3 (guideline cover, undated)

Read on 12 September 2026 by chirag.

By applicant class and by area

Private applicant, general area, 40%.₹6.00 lakh
Rate table, PDF p.6, row 2, read off the page image (the OCR text layer misreads the assistance figure as "₹6,09,000", which is wrong): Cost Norms "₹15.00 lakh/unit"; Pattern of Assistance "₹6,00,000/- @40% of cost for private sector, for meeting the expenditure on infrastructure, back ended subsidy", no "credit linked" wording on this row. 40% of Rs. 15 lakh = Rs. 6,00,000 exactly, confirming the reading.Read the rest of this note

Rate table, PDF p.6, row 2, read off the page image (the OCR text layer misreads the assistance figure as "₹6,09,000", which is wrong): Cost Norms "₹15.00 lakh/unit"; Pattern of Assistance "₹6,00,000/- @40% of cost for private sector, for meeting the expenditure on infrastructure, back ended subsidy", no "credit linked" wording on this row. 40% of Rs. 15 lakh = Rs. 6,00,000 exactly, confirming the reading. As with the production unit above, this Rs 15 lakh figure is the superseded central spawn-unit norm rather than a distinctively Himachal one, and carries no weight either way on whether HKVY is a separate instrument - see the file-level note for what does.

Compost making unit, Specification at Annexure-II. As per DPR of DMR, Solan.

The compost yard, built to a DMR Solan-designed layout.

The scheme assumes this item costs ₹20.00 lakh to build, and pays a share of that, not of your own quotation. It calls that figure a cost norm.

Same evidence as the rule aboveNo date printedShow evidence

Same evidence as the rule above

Department of Horticulture, Government of Himachal Pradesh

No date is printed on this document.

"Cost Norms and pattern of assistance for Himachal Khumb Vikas Yojna" table, PDF p.6 (page image, not the OCR text layer, which misreads several figures, see comment above).

PDF p.6 (rate table); pp.1-2 (approval letters, dated); p.3 (guideline cover, undated)

Read on 12 September 2026 by chirag.

By applicant class and by area

Private applicant, general area, 40%.₹6.00 lakhceiling
Rate table, PDF p.6, row 3, read off the page image at 2x zoom to rule out an OCR-style misread, confirmed, this is exactly what is printed, not an extraction error: Cost Norms "₹. 20.00 lakh/unit"; Pattern of Assistance "₹6,00,000/- @40% of cost for private sector, for meeting the expenditure on infrastructure, credit linked back ended subsidy." The document's OWN numbers do not reconcile: 40% of a Rs.Read the rest of this note

Rate table, PDF p.6, row 3, read off the page image at 2x zoom to rule out an OCR-style misread, confirmed, this is exactly what is printed, not an extraction error: Cost Norms "₹. 20.00 lakh/unit"; Pattern of Assistance "₹6,00,000/- @40% of cost for private sector, for meeting the expenditure on infrastructure, credit linked back ended subsidy." The document's OWN numbers do not reconcile: 40% of a Rs. 20 lakh norm is Rs. 8,00,000, not the Rs. 6,00,000 this same row also prints (Rs. 6,00,000 is what 40% of a Rs. 15 lakh norm would give, exactly the cost norm the immediately-preceding Spawn making unit row carries, suggesting a copy/paste drafting error somewhere in the source, though which figure is the error is not decidable from this page alone). Recorded BOTH printed numbers rather than silently resolving the conflict either way: costNormLakh and the 40% rate exactly as printed, and capRupees set to the explicitly-printed Rs. 6,00,000 so the engine returns that figure, not the larger, internally-implied Rs. 8,00,000. A future reader with access to the referenced "DPR of DMR, Solan" could resolve which number is the typo.

4. 5 days training camp (within state)

A 5-day, in-state training camp for the farmer, fully paid.

₹5,000 per 5-day training camp within Himachal Pradesh, per farmer, @ Rs.1,000/day including transport.

Same evidence as the rule aboveNo date printedShow evidence

Same evidence as the rule above

Department of Horticulture, Government of Himachal Pradesh

No date is printed on this document.

"Cost Norms and pattern of assistance for Himachal Khumb Vikas Yojna" table, PDF p.6 (page image, not the OCR text layer, which misreads several figures, see comment above).

PDF p.6 (rate table); pp.1-2 (approval letters, dated); p.3 (guideline cover, undated)

Read on 12 September 2026 by chirag.

By applicant class and by area

Private applicant, general area, 100%.₹5,000per 5-day training camp within Himachal Pradesh, per farmer, @ Rs.1,000/day including transport
Rate table, PDF p.6, row 4: Cost Norms "₹1000 per day per farmer including transport"; Pattern of Assistance "100% of the cost." Modelled as 5 days x Rs.1,000 = Rs.5,000 at 100%.Read the rest of this note

Rate table, PDF p.6, row 4: Cost Norms "₹1000 per day per farmer including transport"; Pattern of Assistance "100% of the cost." Modelled as 5 days x Rs.1,000 = Rs.5,000 at 100%. The table's fifth row, "Exposure visit of the farmers to the reputed institutions within the country", is deliberately NOT modelled: its Cost Norms column reads only "Project based", no fixed figure or norm is printed to model against, only "100% of the cost" of an unspecified project.

Who can claim it

This scheme prices a rate for general applicants.

The conditions

Does this need a bank loan? (credit linked)
Yes. The subsidy rides on a bank loan: a bank sanctions the loan and the subsidy is adjusted against it.
When does the money arrive? (back ended)
After you build, and after an inspection. The subsidy is held in a reserve account and released once the project has been inspected and found complete, not paid up front.
Must it be approved before you start work? (sanction before commencement)
We searched this document for a clause requiring sanction before you start work and did not find one. That is not the same as there being no such rule: it may sit in a document we have not read. Confirm with your sanctioning department and your bank before committing spend. Read why we will not resolve this either way.

Claiming this alongside another scheme

Checked against every other scheme this atlas holds. For most pairs no document says anything either way, and this page says so rather than guessing.

Read against 43 other schemes: 43 unconfirmed.

Unconfirmed

For most pairs of schemes, this reading found nothing in either document that says how the two combine.

Neither guideline addresses this combination. Confirm with the department before you rely on it.

MIDH

Searched the full 12-page document for "MIDH", "central", "convergence", "NHM" and "National Horticulture", nothing, across all 12 pages.Read the rest of the reasoning

Searched the full 12-page document for "MIDH", "central", "convergence", "NHM" and "National Horticulture", nothing, across all 12 pages. Unlike Andhra Pradesh's and Karnataka's records, this is not a state administering the central scheme under a different name. It is a scheme the State Government itself approved, by the Addl. Chief Secretary's letter No. HTC-F(5)-11/2018 dated 9 July 2019, which renames it from Mukhya Mantri Khumb Vikas Yojna and encloses these guidelines; its rate table carries a Rs 1 lakh unit, a Rs 50,000 unit, a fully-paid 5-day training camp and an exposure visit, none of which central MIDH prices at all; and its specifications are sourced on their face to "DPR of DMR, Solan". NOT part of this reasoning, deliberately: the Rs 20 lakh and Rs 15 lakh cost norms. An earlier version of this note argued from them, on the basis that they were "different from MIDH's Rs. 30 lakh and Rs. 20 lakh norms". They are the same numbers central MIDH itself used before the current norms replaced them, printed in the Ministry's own earlier MIDH Operational Guidelines dated February 2014, so they distinguish nothing, and this verdict is restated without them. The document is silent on whether a farmer may draw both HKVY and MIDH assistance for the same unit. Recorded 'unconfirmed' rather than guessed in either direction.

The document

Guidelines for Himachal Khumb Vikas Yojna (HKVY) 2019-20 (Himachal Khumb Vikas Yojna (HKVY), Guidelines 2019-20)

Department of Horticulture, Government of Himachal Pradesh

No date is printed on this document.

"Cost Norms and pattern of assistance for Himachal Khumb Vikas Yojna" table, PDF p.6 (page image, not the OCR text layer, which misreads several figures, see comment above).

PDF p.6 (rate table); pp.1-2 (approval letters, dated); p.3 (guideline cover, undated)

Read on 12 September 2026 by chirag.

What to do next

Work out what your own project would draw.

What HP Khumb Vikas Yojna pays you depends on your own state, size and cost. The calculator asks where you are, what you are building and what it costs, then prices every scheme on this site against that, shows the document behind each figure, and writes a link you can send to your bank.

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Or have MushroomWale build it.

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