Haryana Widower and Unmarried Pension Schemes : In an important step towards social justice and empowerment, Haryana Directorate of Social Justice and Empowerment has launched pension schemes for widowers and unmarried persons. This blog post provides a comprehensive understanding of the eligibility criteria and application process for these schemes.
Widower Pension Scheme: Empowering life after loss
Understanding Widower Status : According to the scheme, a widower is a person whose spouse has died, and they are not currently remarried or involved in a live-in relationship.
Haryana Widower and Unmarried Pension Schemes Application Process
Unlike traditional pension application methods, there is no need to submit separate forms for Widower Pension Scheme. The detailed information and eligibility of widows is automatically extracted from the Haryana Parivar Pehchan Certificate during block-wise verification.
Haryana Widower and Unmarried Pension Schemes eligibility criteria
The marital status tab in PPP should clearly state “Widover” along with the name of the deceased wife.
Age verification documents, such as voter ID card, school certificate or birth certificate, should be uploaded for individuals aged between 45 to 59 years.
The family income of the eligible person should fall within the verified slab of Rs 180,000 to Rs 300,000.
A verified active bank account with correct name and IFSC code is mandatory for Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT).
The applicant must be a resident of Haryana for the last 15 years.
Unmarried Pension Scheme: A support system for single people
Defining unmarried status: Unmarried Pension Scheme is designed for both men and women who have never been married and are not currently in a live-in relationship.
Haryana Widower and Unmarried Pension Schemes Automated Application Process
Similar to the Widower Pension Scheme, the application for unmarried pension is automatically processed through block-wise verification of the details present in the Haryana Family Identity Certificate.
Haryana Widower and Unmarried Pension Schemes eligibility criteria
The marital status tab in PPP should read “Unmarried” for the eligible person.
Age verification documents are required for persons aged between 45 to 59 years.
Family income should fall under the verified slab of Rs 140,000 to Rs 180,000.
Verified active bank account is required for DBT.
The applicant must have permanent residence in Haryana for at least the last year.
Implementation and Future Disbursements: Haryana Widower and Unmarried Pension Schemes
Announced by Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar in 2023, eligible persons have already been informed about the verification process. Starting from February 2024, a pension disbursement of Rs 3000 will be credited to the bank accounts of eligible widowers and unmarried individuals for the months of January 2024 and onwards.
conclusion: These pension schemes reflect the Haryana Government’s commitment towards inclusivity and social welfare. By simplifying the application process and ensuring timely payments, the government aims to provide financial assistance to widowers and unmarried individuals, thereby promoting a more equitable society. Stay tuned for more updates on government initiatives that have a meaningful impact on the lives of citizens.