Unfortunately, no. The scheme requires a minimum disability of 80% or above to be eligible for the pension and other benefits.

No, exceeding the Below Poverty Line (BPL) limit automatically disqualifies you from the scheme. You can explore other government programs or disability-specific support initiatives that might cater to your situation.

Yes, as long as the child is 18 years old or above and meets the other eligibility criteria (80% or above disability and BPL category), they can apply for the scheme independently.

Currently, no. Applying for the scheme requires visiting the nearest Common Service Center (CSC). They will assist you with the application process, including biometric verification and document upload.

You can still apply by visiting the nearest CSC. They have the necessary facilities to complete the application process on your behalf, even if you don't have internet access at home.

In most cases, the sarees and dhotis can be collected later from designated distribution centers. However, it's best to check with the CSC or local authorities for specific details and collection timelines.

Yes, you will need to submit a Differently Abled ID card as proof of your disability and the percentage of impairment.

No, once approved, you don't need to reapply every year. However, you might need to update your information periodically, as instructed by the authorities.

The CSC staff is trained to assist individuals with disabilities. You can inform them about your visual impairment, and they can guide you through the process or even help you fill out the application form.

The application process adheres to strict data privacy regulations. Your information is used solely for the purpose of assessing your eligibility for the scheme.

No, the scheme typically provides pre-selected colors and designs for the free clothes distributed during Pongal and Deepavali.

Yes, you can authorize a family member or trusted individual to collect the rice on your behalf. You might need to complete an authorization form provided by the Anganwadi center.