Can I get MIDH subsidy for tissue culture banana plants?

Yes, banana grown from tissue culture plants is normally supported under the area expansion component of MIDH, and tissue culture banana usually gets a higher cost norm than sucker planted banana because the planting material costs more. The assistance is a share of that cost norm per hectare, often released over the crop period, and in many states you must source the tissue culture plants from an accredited or recognised tissue culture lab for the claim to be accepted, because the department wants virus free, true to type plants. Keep the purchase bill from the recognised supplier, it is a key document at verification. The exact cost norm, the subsidy share, the per beneficiary area cap, and the list of approved suppliers vary by state, so confirm them on your state horticulture portal and ask the district horticulture office which tissue culture sources are accepted for the claim in your area.