Eligibility criteria include: 1. Workers must be engaged in construction work. 2. Workers must be registered with the Bihar Building & Other Construction Workers Welfare Board (BBOCWWB) for at least three years. 3. Workers' membership must be active at the time of applying.

Yes, both male and female workers can apply. Male workers can apply for the marriage of their two adult daughters, and female workers can apply for their own marriage and the marriage of their two adult daughters.

A sum of ₹50,000/- is provided as financial assistance for the marriage of adult daughters of registered workers, or for the female worker’s own marriage.

Workers can apply for the marriage of their two adult daughters. Female workers can additionally apply for their own marriage.

Yes, workers who remarry are not eligible for financial assistance under this scheme.

Yes, both skilled and unskilled construction workers engaged in various trades are eligible. The categories include masons, carpenters, electricians, plumbers, and others involved in building, road, and dam construction work.

No, this scheme only provides financial assistance for the marriage of two adult daughters and for the female worker’s own marriage.

Yes, workers can receive benefits under both schemes, as the financial assistance for marriage is in addition to the Antarjatiye Vivah Protsahan Anudan Yojana.

Applications can be submitted online through the BBOCWWB official website. Visit this link to apply. https://bocw.bihar.gov.in/Website/SchemeApply.aspx

Construction workers can register online through the official website of the Bihar Building & Other Construction Workers Welfare Board. https://bocw.bihar.gov.in/Website/LabourReg.aspx

Yes, workers can track their application status online via the BBOCWWB website. https://bocw.bihar.gov.in/Registration/ApplicationStatus.aspx

Yes, temporary workers engaged in construction activities are eligible if they meet the registration and membership criteria.

No, workers covered under the Factory Act, 1948, and the Mines Act, 1952, are not eligible for this scheme.

Daughters must be adults, meaning they must be 18 years of age or older, to qualify for financial assistance under the scheme.