What do you get under ANPPY?
45% government subsidy and a 45% bank loan for dairy, mithun, piggery and poultry units, with the farmer paying 10%. For example, a ₹5 lakh dairy unit gets ₹2.25 lakh subsidy.
Unit costs from the Lohit 2025-26 circular: dairy ₹5 lakh, mithun ₹6 lakh, piggery ₹5 lakh, poultry ₹5 lakh, entrepreneurship poultry unit ₹15 lakh. Calls are issued district-wise each year.
Who is eligible for ANPPY?
- Individual farmers (unemployed APST, adult and within bank loan age limits), ArSRLM SHGs, farmers' clubs, dairy cooperative societies and registered cooperatives.
- Priority to people trained under the "Catch Them Young" scheme, educated unemployed youth and SHGs trained in livestock.
- The applicant and guarantor must not be bank defaulters.
Also check:
- If you already got another Atma Nirbhar scheme (agriculture, horticulture or fisheries), bring an NOC from that department.
- The Veterinary Officer checks the land with a land availability certificate.
- Unit sizes and the number of units differ by district each year.
Documents needed for ANPPY
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Offices may ask for more. Check the official list before you go.
How to apply for ANPPY
- Collect the form from the nearest Veterinary Officer, veterinary hospital or dispensary when your district invites applications.
- Attach APST and PRC copies, Aadhaar, bank passbook and PAN of the applicant and guarantor, land certificate, education or training certificate and photos.
- A district committee under the Deputy Commissioner selects beneficiaries. You can also register on the Atma Nirbhar Yojana portal.
Common questions
Who is eligible for ANPPY?
Individual farmers (unemployed APST, adult and within bank loan age limits), ArSRLM SHGs, farmers' clubs, dairy cooperative societies and registered cooperatives. Priority to people trained under the "Catch Them Young" scheme, educated unemployed youth and SHGs trained in livestock. The applicant and guarantor must not be bank defaulters.
How much do I get under ANPPY?
45% government subsidy and a 45% bank loan for dairy, mithun, piggery and poultry units, with the farmer paying 10%. For example, a ₹5 lakh dairy unit gets ₹2.25 lakh subsidy. Unit costs from the Lohit 2025-26 circular: dairy ₹5 lakh, mithun ₹6 lakh, piggery ₹5 lakh, poultry ₹5 lakh, entrepreneurship poultry unit ₹15 lakh. Calls are issued district-wise each year.
What documents do I need for ANPPY?
Caste certificate (SC / ST / OBC), if you claim it; Domicile or residence certificate of the state; Aadhaar card (linked to your mobile number); Bank passbook or account details (Aadhaar-seeded account); PAN card; Land records (khatauni, 7/12, patta or similar); Education certificates (marksheets); Passport-size photo.
How do I apply for ANPPY?
Collect the form from the nearest Veterinary Officer, veterinary hospital or dispensary when your district invites applications. Attach APST and PRC copies, Aadhaar, bank passbook and PAN of the applicant and guarantor, land certificate, education or training certificate and photos. A district committee under the Deputy Commissioner selects beneficiaries. You can also register on the Atma Nirbhar Yojana portal. Official site: https://agri.arunachal.gov.in/atmanirbhar_yojana/
Do I have to pay anyone to apply for ANPPY?
No. Applying for a government scheme is free on the official portal, and at Common Service Centres you pay only the notified service fee, if any. Never pay an agent who promises approval.
How much subsidy does ANPPY give?
45% of the unit cost as government subsidy, with 45% as bank loan and 10% from the beneficiary. A ₹5 lakh dairy, piggery or poultry unit gets ₹2.25 lakh subsidy.
Where do I get the ANPPY form?
From the nearest Veterinary Officer or veterinary dispensary when the district invites applications, or register on the Atma Nirbhar Yojana portal.
Official sources
- Lohit District: ANPPY 2025-26 notice
- Lohit District AH and Veterinary Officer: ANPPY 2025-26 circular with unit costs
- Atma Nirbhar Yojana portal, Govt of Arunachal Pradesh
Last checked 1 November 2026; next review by 30 April 2027. Rules and amounts change, so confirm on the official site before you apply. IndiaDigital is independent and not a government site.