Is there MIDH subsidy for a pack house and what does it need?

Yes, a pack house is one of the post harvest infrastructure components under MIDH. A pack house is a covered space where produce is received, sorted, graded, cleaned and packed before it goes to market, and there are usually two levels supported, a basic pack house and a larger integrated pack house with extra facilities like washing, grading lines and a cold room. The subsidy is a share of a fixed cost norm, generally given as back ended assistance, meaning you build it, it is inspected, and then the subsidy comes. To claim it you normally need clear land title or a long lease, a project estimate, often a bank loan for the larger units, and the structure must actually match the design and capacity in the sanction. The subsidy share, the cost norm, whether a loan is mandatory, and whether individual farmers or only FPOs and groups can apply for the bigger units all vary by state. Confirm the current pack house cost norm, eligibility and document list on your state horticulture portal or with the district horticulture officer before you start construction.