Tamil Nadu Government Schemes
Tamil Nadu state government schemes — welfare boards, scholarships, farmer and women's schemes, with eligibility, documents and how to apply.
246 schemes across 22 departments · updated 2026
Tribal Development Department
Free hostel accommodation and food, plus free special guides and question bank booklets for Class 10 and Class 12 boarders
View guide →Cash award of Rs 2,000 per subject at Plus 2 and Rs 1,000 per subject at 10th standard
View guide →Cash prize of Rs 25,000 at Plus 2 and Rs 10,000 at 10th standard for the highest scorers in each category
View guide →Full waiver of tuition, special and public examination fees up to class 12 for Adi Dravidar, Christian Adi Dravidar and Tribal students, with no income ceiling
View guide →Full exemption from the class 10, 11 and 12 public examination fee, reimbursed by the district Adi Dravidar and Tribal Welfare office to the school
View guide →Free textbooks for classes 1 to 12, free notebooks for classes 1 to 10, and special guides and question bank booklets for board classes
View guide →Free admission to a reputed private school for classes 11 and 12, with financial assistance of Rs 28,000 per year
View guide →Wage employment in afforestation and forest operations, plus incentives for planting and maintaining trees and for minor forest produce collection
View guide →Support for goat, sheep, milch animal and calf units for tribal families, with veterinary cover and artificial insemination
View guide →A first-year award followed by an annual award for five more years to the district first-rank boy and girl of the Hindu Adi Dravidar community in the class 12 public examination
View guide →One-time cash assistance towards funeral expenses for a poor Scheduled Caste or Scheduled Tribe family
View guide →One-time grant to a newly enrolled Scheduled Caste or Scheduled Tribe advocate to meet the cost of setting up a practice
View guide →Cash literary award to 11 writers a year for work in story, essay, poetry, history and the novel
View guide →Free textbook sets for professional and technical courses, one set issued for every two students
View guide →One free set of textbooks per student for postgraduate and professional courses, costing up to Rs 5,000
View guide →Land acquisition, burial ground facilities and pathways for Adi Dravidar habitations without them
View guide →Rs 3,000 a year for five years to 1,000 boys and 1,000 girls selected on plus two marks
View guide →A house constructed free of cost by the government for a houseless Scheduled Tribe family holding a free house site patta
View guide →Free civil services coaching with free boarding and lodging for Adi Dravidar and Tribal candidates
View guide →Small and Medium Enterprises Department
35 per cent capital subsidy up to Rs 1.5 crore, with 6 per cent interest subvention on the loan
View guide →5 per cent interest subsidy for up to 5 years on eligible MSE term loans
View guide →25 per cent subsidy on the cost of a generator set purchased by a manufacturing enterprise
View guide →25 per cent of the cost of a generator set up to 320 KVA capacity
View guide →Capital subsidy of 25 per cent of project cost, up to Rs 2,50,000, on a bank-financed new enterprise
View guide →Reimbursement of EPF contribution for the first three years for units employing more than 20 persons
View guide →75 per cent of the professional cost of a detailed energy audit
View guide →50 per cent of the cost of eligible components implemented after an energy audit
View guide →Free 3 to 4 day energy management training for MSME employees, engineers and executives
View guide →50 per cent rebate on stamp duty and registration charges paid on industrial land
View guide →One-time assistance of 20 per cent of listing expenditure on the SME Exchange
View guide →25 per cent back-end capital subsidy on a bank-financed trading project
View guide →Persons with Disabilities Welfare Department
Rs 6,000 for a delivery, paid at Rs 1,000 a month, and Rs 3,000 for a miscarriage or termination of pregnancy
View guide →One-time payment of Rs 2,000 towards the marriage expenses of a differently abled person, or of the son or daughter of a differently abled person
View guide →A one-time grant of Rs 50,000 towards books and related costs after enrolment in the Bar Council
View guide →A free battery-operated wheelchair for muscular dystrophy and tetraplegia affected persons
View guide →A free behind-the-ear hearing aid, with solar rechargeable batteries, for a hearing impaired person
View guide →A free one-year book binding trade certificate course with a stipend, free accommodation and uniform
View guide →Free plastic or metal callipers and auxiliary or elbow crutches for orthopaedically differently abled persons
View guide →Rs 1,000 a month pension for persons with 40 per cent or more disability, plus festival clothing and a nutritious meal
View guide →Free early intervention, therapy, learning materials, noon meal, weaning food and transport for children with intellectual disability
View guide →Free early intervention therapy, special education and parent counselling for children under 6
View guide →Free speech and language training, learning materials, noon meal, weaning food and transport for children with hearing impairment
View guide →Free early intervention, learning materials, noon-meal, weaning food and transport for visually impaired children under 6
View guide →Free disability-specific early intervention, learning materials, noon meal, weaning food, transport and parent counselling for children under 6
View guide →Government support to set up and run an Aavin milk parlour as a self-employment venture for a differently abled person
View guide →One-time payment to the legal heir on the natural death of a registered differently abled person
View guide →Rs 2,000 towards funeral expenses on the death of a registered member of the Welfare Board for Differently Abled Persons
View guide →Grant-in-aid to registered NGOs running special schools and rehabilitation services for differently abled persons
View guide →Two-year fitter trade training at Government ITI Guindy with a monthly stipend, 20 seats a year
View guide →One free pair of protective goggles for a visually impaired person
View guide →Free residential special education and vocational training for children with intellectual disability
View guide →Rs 1,000 a month pension for persons with 80 per cent or more disability from BPL households
View guide →Rs 2,000 per month by Direct Benefit Transfer, with no income ceiling
View guide →Rs 2,000 per month paid by Direct Benefit Transfer, with no income ceiling
View guide →Rs 2,000 per month paid by Direct Benefit Transfer with no income ceiling
View guide →Rs 2,000 per month paid by Direct Benefit Transfer to severely affected persons, with no income ceiling
View guide →Rs 25,000 cash assistance and an 8 gram gold coin for a couple where both spouses are differently abled
View guide →Rs 25,000 cash assistance and an 8 gram gold coin for the Thirumangalyam
View guide →Rs 25,000 and 8 grams of gold for the marriage, or Rs 50,000 and 8 grams of gold where the applicant is a graduate or diploma holder
View guide →Rs 25,000 cash assistance and an 8-gram gold coin for the Thirumangalyam
View guide →A free modified wheelchair with postural support for a person affected with cerebral palsy
View guide →A free modular functional artificial limb for an orthopaedically differently abled person
View guide →A free modular reflective folding stick, commonly called a smart cane, for independent mobility
View guide →Free one-month skill training in multimedia, digital photography, non-linear editing, audio engineering and animation
View guide →Rs 2,00,000 for accidental death or total loss of limbs or sight, and Rs 50,000 for partial loss
View guide →Annual allowance of Rs 3,000 to Rs 6,000 for engaging a reader, by level of study
View guide →A free retrofitted petrol scooter for orthopaedically differently abled students, employed and self-employed persons
View guide →Rs 1,000 per month to the caregiver of a differently abled person with high support need
View guide →Annual education scholarship of Rs 8,000 to Rs 14,000 for differently abled students above Class 8
View guide →Annual education scholarship for differently abled students by level of study
View guide →Annual scholarship of Rs 2,000 to Rs 8,000 for children of registered differently abled persons
View guide →One free smartphone for a visually impaired or hearing impaired student, unemployed youth or self-employed person
View guide →Free special education with hostel, food, clothing, learning devices and annual scholarships of Rs 2,000 to Rs 14,000
View guide →Free bus travel up to 100 km for visually impaired persons, and free or 75 per cent concessional travel for other categories of disability
View guide →A free hand-propelled tricycle for a person with both lower limbs affected
View guide →A monthly unemployment allowance of Rs 600, Rs 750 or Rs 1,000 by educational qualification
View guide →A free rollator or walker for orthopaedically differently abled children to enable walking training
View guide →Sports, Youth and Cultural Activities Department
Rs 6,000 for the delivery of a child and Rs 3,000 for a miscarriage or termination of pregnancy, twice only
View guide →Rs 1,500 towards the purchase of spectacles, once in three years
View guide →A concession certificate from the Manram that supports a reduced train fare for artistes and troupes travelling to perform
View guide →Annual education assistance of Rs 1,000 to Rs 8,000 for up to two children of a registered folk artiste
View guide →Rs 5,000 towards the marriage expenses of a registered folk artiste, or of the artiste's son or daughter, claimable up to two times
View guide →Rs 25,000 for natural death and funeral expenses; Rs 1,00,000 for accidental death
View guide →Monthly pension to a registered folk artiste who can no longer earn from performance
View guide →Rs 10,000 cash prize and a certificate of appreciation for 20 junior-category artists
View guide →Rs 15,000 cash prize and a certificate of appreciation for 30 senior-category artists at the State Level Art Exhibition
View guide →Cash prize of Rs 15,000 in the senior category and Rs 10,000 in the junior category, with a certificate of appreciation
View guide →Financial assistance of Rs 3,000 continued to the surviving spouse of a deceased indigent artist who was drawing the state's assistance
View guide →One-time Porkizhi cash purse for senior Kalaimamani artists in indigent circumstances
View guide →Citation plaque, cash award of Rs 1,00,000 and a certificate for 6 eminent painters and sculptors each year
View guide →A gold medal and a certificate of appreciation, with lifetime free travel on state transport buses for awardees
View guide →Grant of Rs 5,000 to Rs 10,000 for a young artist to train and perform through a Voluntary Cultural Organisation
View guide →One-time family maintenance grant of Rs 25,000 to the legal heirs of a deceased renowned artiste
View guide →Rs 2,000 to an individual folk artiste and Rs 6,000 to a folk troupe for musical instruments and costumes
View guide →Production grant to a drama or dance-drama troupe for creating and staging a new Tamil work
View guide →Publication grant to authors of rare and valuable books on the arts in Tamil
View guide →Rs 3,000 per month to aged indigent artists, with Rs 25,000 one-time family maintenance to families of deceased artists
View guide →Rs 4,000 cash award with a certificate of appreciation for artists aged 18 and below
View guide →Rs 20,000 cash award with a certificate of appreciation for artists above 65 years
View guide →One-time cash award of Rs 15,000 with a certificate and shawl for an eminent artist aged 51 to 65
View guide →Rs 10,000 cash award and a certificate for artistes in the 36 to 50 years age group
View guide →Rs 6,000 cash award with a certificate of appreciation for artists aged 19 to 35
View guide →Rs 50,000 grant per artist group to conduct an art exhibition
View guide →Rs 25,000 to hold a one-man show of painting or sculpture, or Rs 50,000 per group for a group show
View guide →Annual scholarship of Rs 3,000 for a final-year B.F.A. student and Rs 5,000 for a final-year M.F.A. student
View guide →Adi Dravidar Welfare and Scheduled Tribes Welfare Department
Health and Family Welfare Department
The permanent Tamil Nadu record of a birth, accepted as proof of date and place of birth for school admission, Aadhaar, passport, driving licence and every later government record
View guide →Cashless hospital treatment up to Rs 5 lakh per family per year
View guide →Cashless treatment up to Rs 5 lakh per family per year at empanelled hospitals
View guide →Industries and Mines Department
25% capital subsidy on eligible plant and machinery up to Rs 150 lakh, plus additional subsidy layers for micro, women, SC, ST, differently abled and transgender entrepreneurs and cleaner technology
View guide →Reimbursement of consultancy and certification charges up to Rs 2 lakh for national certification and Rs 10 lakh for international certification
View guide →20% subsidy on actual energy charges for 36 months for eligible micro, small and medium manufacturing enterprises on LT supply
View guide →25 per cent capital subsidy plus 3 per cent interest subvention on a term loan for a new enterprise
View guide →Free awareness programmes for MSMEs on energy audit and conservation, leading into the subsidised energy audit and implementation components of PEACE
View guide →75% subsidy on the cost of filing a patent registration application, including the first-time maintenance fee
View guide →50% subsidy on the cost of filing a trade mark or Geographical Indication registration application, including the initial maintenance fee
View guide →Revenue Department
An official community certificate naming your SC, ST, MBC/DNC, BC or BC-Muslim community, recognised by Tamil Nadu government departments, colleges and recruitment boards
View guide →Rs 1,200 a month lifetime pension, with a free saree twice a year and free rice
View guide →Rs 1,200 a month pension for destitute widows, with a free saree twice a year and free rice
View guide →An official Revenue Department proof of nativity or residence in Tamil Nadu, accepted for state jobs, admissions, scholarships and scheme eligibility
View guide →A Revenue Department certificate of annual family income accepted by Tamil Nadu departments, colleges, scholarship portals and welfare boards
View guide →Rs 1,000 a month lifetime pension for destitute persons aged 60 and above
View guide →An official Tamil Nadu Patta and Chitta extract naming the recorded owner, survey number, subdivision, extent and land classification, downloadable free and verifiable online against the Revenue Department database
View guide →An official Revenue Department record of every surviving heir of a deceased person, accepted by Tamil Nadu government offices, banks, insurers and pension authorities for transferring dues and small claims
View guide →A digitally signed OBC certificate carrying a QR code and a unique number, recognised by Tamil Nadu government departments, colleges and recruiting bodies
View guide →Rs 1,000 a month pension for registered old-age farmers and agricultural labourers
View guide →Monthly pension of Rs 1,000 for a destitute unmarried woman aged 50 years and above
View guide →A patta issued in your name by the Tamil Nadu Revenue Department for the survey number and subdivision you acquired, with the A-Register updated to match
View guide →Documentary proof of age and Tamil Nadu residence that supports age-based concessions, the state old age pension and senior citizen counters at government offices
View guide →An official Revenue Department certificate recording widow or deserted-woman status, accepted by Tamil Nadu departments for destitute widow pension and other welfare claims
View guide →Home Department
Energy and Petrochemicals Department
Panchayat and Rural Development Department
The official Tamil Nadu record of a death, required to close bank accounts, claim insurance and pension, mutate patta land records and obtain a legal heir or succession certificate
View guide →Municipal permission to run a shop, hotel, eating house or commercial establishment at a specific address inside a Tamil Nadu urban local body
View guide →Agriculture, Farmers Welfare and Co-operation Department
Hybrid maize seed subsidy of Rs 100 per kg or 50 per cent of cost, whichever is less
View guide →50 per cent subsidy on certified oilseed seed, capped at Rs 1,200 per quintal
View guide →50 per cent subsidy on gypsum material and transport cost, limited to Rs 750 per hectare
View guide →50 per cent subsidy on a manually operated plant protection sprayer or duster, limited to Rs 800
View guide →A free maize minikit at 100 per cent subsidy for maize-growing farmers in the notified districts
View guide →50 per cent subsidy on Nuclear Polyhedrosis Virus, limited to Rs 250 per hectare, for pulses seed farms
View guide →Subsidy of 50 per cent of the cost of Rhizobium or Rs 100 per hectare, whichever is less
View guide →50 per cent subsidy on Rhizobium culture, capped at Rs 100 per hectare
View guide →A soil test across 12 parameters and a printed card carrying crop-wise fertiliser and amendment recommendations for the farmer's own field
View guide →Loan covering up to 75 per cent of the cost of a television, refrigerator or two-wheeler
View guide →Housing loan up to Rs 10,00,000 for purchase, construction, repair or extension of a house
View guide →Loan against pledged gold ornaments, disbursed the same day at the branch counter
View guide →Small maternity loan of up to Rs 2,000 routed through a Self Help Group
View guide →Term loan of up to Rs 10,00,000 for a qualified professional to set up or expand an independent practice
View guide →Collateral-free working capital loan of Rs 100 to Rs 5,000 for women street vendors and petty traders through District Central Cooperative Banks
View guide →Term loan and working capital for a small scale industrial unit or other non-farm sector activity
View guide →Business loan of up to Rs 5,00,000 for women entrepreneurs at an interest rate of about 12 per cent
View guide →Personal loan of up to Rs 20,000 for a working woman at an interest rate recorded as 12 per cent
View guide →Term loan of up to Rs 10,00,000 to a small road transport operator for the purchase of a commercial vehicle
View guide →Personal loan of up to Rs 1,50,000 against the surety of fellow members, recovered from salary
View guide →Rs 5,000 per group for office equipment and library, Rs 4,000 per group for training and Rs 400 per group for ID cards
View guide →Free cluster and village-level agricultural training, with Rs 5,000 funding per batch of 50 farmers and a stipend of Rs 50 per day for village-based training
View guide →Season-long IPM training in a Farmers Field School plus subsidised plant protection inputs
View guide →Interest-free loan of up to Rs 45,000 for members of a Large Sized Multi Purpose Cooperative Society
View guide →Interest-free loan against pledged gold jewels for members of a Large Sized Multi Purpose Cooperative Society
View guide →Interest-free medium term loan of up to Rs 60,000 for members of a Large Sized Multi-Purpose Cooperative Society
View guide →Subsidised micronutrient mixture for foliar spraying on the farmer's crop
View guide →Rs 4,000 per hectare for demonstration inputs plus Rs 4,000 per hectare for the polythene mulch sheet
View guide →Subsidy of 50 per cent of cost or Rs 15,000, whichever is less, for water-carrying pipes up to 800 metres
View guide →Long-term cooperative term loan for buying milch animals, goats, sheep and poultry, repayable over 5 to 15 years
View guide →Term loan of Rs 15,000 to Rs 60,000 for the purchase of a catamaran or small fishing boat
View guide →Term loan of up to Rs 2,00,000 for handloom weaving and other non-farm rural livelihood activities, through the long-term cooperative credit structure
View guide →Long-term investment credit of Rs 25,000 to Rs 2,00,000 per 0.4 hectare for raising horticultural crops
View guide →Long-term loan for inland fish farming, recorded at up to Rs 3,30,000 per hectare of water spread area
View guide →Long-term loan of Rs 65,000 to Rs 1,20,000 for a well, pumpset, bore well or irrigation pipeline
View guide →Long-term credit for raising or replanting tea, up to a notified amount per acre
View guide →Term loan for a small poultry or dairy unit from the taluk-level cooperative development bank
View guide →Long-term loan covering up to 90 per cent of the cost of a power tiller at 11 to 12.25 per cent interest
View guide →Term loan of Rs 49,000 to Rs 79,000 per acre for mulberry cultivation and silkworm rearing on irrigated land
View guide →Long-term loan covering up to 90 per cent of the cost of a tractor for a farmer in Tamil Nadu
View guide →Loan against pledged gold ornaments from the taluk-level cooperative agriculture and rural development bank, for agricultural and household needs
View guide →Rs 1,000 per quintal subsidy for producing certified maize seed
View guide →Rs 1,000 per quintal incentive for certified-class seed produced and supplied to the Agriculture Department
View guide →Rs 1,000 per quintal subsidy for foundation and certified class seeds supplied to the department, plus crop-wise production premiums
View guide →Highest incentive tier in the seed programme — up to the annual average local market rate plus weightage plus 100 per cent for foundation class paddy and millet seed
View guide →Rs 5 per kg subsidy on certified paddy seed, given in the sale price at the Agricultural Extension Centre
View guide →Incentive over the annual average local market rate for seed produced on contract, ranging from 20 per cent to 100 per cent depending on crop and seed class, with an advance of 80 to 90 per cent
View guide →Free training on pulses production technology, funded at Rs 15,000 per batch of 50 farmers
View guide →Free 2-day maize production training at Rs 300 per farmer, 50 farmers per batch
View guide →A fully funded three-day exposure visit to Karnataka research stations, at Rs 1,12,500 per batch of 50 farmers
View guide →Minority Welfare Department
One iron box supplied free of cost to a washerman or washerwoman of the Backward Classes, Most Backward Classes or Denotified Communities
View guide →One sewing machine supplied free of cost to a trained tailor from the BC, MBC or DNC communities
View guide →Waiver of tuition, special, examination and compulsory fees plus book money for three-year undergraduate degree students, with Rs 400 a month for hostellers
View guide →Full tuition, special, compulsory and examination fees paid for BC, MBC and DNC students in professional courses
View guide →Waiver of tuition, special, examination and compulsory fees plus book money for three-year diploma students, with Rs 400 a month for hostellers
View guide →A free house site patta for a landless BC, MBC or Denotified Community family
View guide →Annual cash award to district toppers from BC, MBC and Denotified Communities, continued through a professional course
View guide →Reimbursement of tuition, special and examination fees for BC, MBC and DNC students, with a hostel allowance for residents
View guide →Tuition fee of Rs 200 to Rs 250 a year for English-medium students in Classes 6 to 10, plus reimbursement of examination fees
View guide →State-level cash prizes for top-scoring BC, MBC and DNC students who study Tamil as first language
View guide →Annual cash incentive of Rs 500 for classes III to V and Rs 1,000 for class VI to rural MBC and DNC girl students
View guide →Full financial assistance for Classes 11 and 12 in a select private school of the student's choice
View guide →Reimbursement of tuition, special, examination and other compulsory institutional fees, capped at Rs 2,00,000 per year, for the full duration of the UG or PG course
View guide →Registration Department
An official Registration Department record of all registered transactions on a property for a chosen period, accepted by banks, courts and buyers across Tamil Nadu
View guide →A Registration Department marriage certificate accepted across India for passport and visa applications, name change, bank and insurance nomination, family pension, PF nomination and succession claims
View guide →A registered sale deed under the Registration Act 1908, reflected in the encumbrance certificate, that makes you the legally recorded owner of the property in Tamil Nadu
View guide →Religious Endowments and Information Department
Medical assistance of up to Rs 2,50,000 for a serving journalist undergoing treatment for a serious illness
View guide →One-time payment of Rs 2.5 lakh to Rs 10 lakh to the family of a journalist who died in harness, graded by years of service
View guide →Textiles and Khadi Department
Cash prize with a medal and certificate for 150 young handicraft artisans a year
View guide →Cash prize with a gold medal, a thamirapattiram and a certificate for 2 exporting artisans a year
View guide →Rs 1,00,000 cash prize with an 8 gram gold medal, a thamirapattiram and a certificate for master craftspersons above 65
View guide →Rs 10,000 cash prize with a silver medal and a certificate for district-level handicraft artisans
View guide →Rs 50,000 cash prize with a four-gram gold medal, tamirapathiram and certificate for ten artisans a year
View guide →Cash prize of Rs 40,000 with a 4 gram gold medal, thamirapattiram and certificate for a team of artisans
View guide →Cash prize with a gold medal, a thamirapattiram and a certificate for 3 artisans a year
View guide →Labour, Skill Development and Employment Department
A permanent registration number and downloadable certificate with the Tamil Nadu Construction Workers Welfare Board, which is what makes a construction worker eligible for the Board's welfare assistance
View guide →Rs 20,000 one-time marriage assistance to a Labour Welfare Fund contributor, or to the contributor's son or daughter
View guide →On-the-job training in an MSME unit with a stipend of Rs 5,000 a month for up to six months and a TNSDC certificate
View guide →The Tamil Nadu registration certificate downloadable from the Labour Department portal, which banks, landlords and licensing offices accept as proof that the shop or establishment is lawfully registered with the state
View guide →Monthly unemployment assistance of Rs 200 to Rs 600 by education level, paid quarterly by ECS
View guide →Tamil Development and Information Department
Monthly family pension to the wife of a deceased journalist who was drawing the Tamil Nadu journalist pension
View guide →Monthly pension of Rs 12,000 for retired journalists, and Rs 6,000 family pension for the family of a deceased pensioner
View guide →Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs Department
Special Programme Implementation Department
Transport Department
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Social Justice and Empowerment Department
One-time relief of Rs 20,000 to the legal heirs of a BPL family on the accidental death of the primary breadwinner
View guide →50 per cent subsidy on the cost of a two-wheeler for a working woman
View guide →Rs 25,000 by ECS with an 8-gram 22-carat gold coin for an orphan bride, with no education or income condition
View guide →Rs 50,000 by ECS with an 8-gram 22-carat gold coin for a graduate or diploma-holder orphan bride
View guide →Free cooked breakfast on every school working day for children in government schools, at 293.40 calories and 9.85 grams of protein per child
View guide →A Rs 50,000 fixed deposit in the girl child's name, an annual education incentive of Rs 1,800 from the sixth year, and the matured deposit with interest at age 18
View guide →Rs 25,000 fixed deposit for each of two girl children plus an annual incentive of Rs 1,800
View guide →Legal adoption of an orphaned, abandoned or surrendered child through CARA-recognised Specialised Adoption Agencies in Tamil Nadu
View guide →Monthly pension of Rs 1,000 for a destitute landless agricultural labourer aged 60 and above, with free dhoti and saree at festivals
View guide →Monthly pension of Rs 1,000 for a destitute differently abled person, with free dhoti and saree at festivals
View guide →One-time relief of Rs 20,000 to the legal heirs of a BPL family on the natural death of the primary breadwinner
View guide →Rs 25,000 cash assistance and an 8-gram 22-carat gold coin for a widow who remarries, with no education or income condition
View guide →Rs 50,000 cash assistance and an 8 gram 22 carat gold coin for a degree or diploma holding widow who remarries
View guide →Rs 50,000 as Rs 30,000 ECS plus Rs 20,000 National Savings Certificate, with an 8-gram 22-carat gold coin, for a graduate or diploma-holder bride in an inter-caste marriage
View guide →Rs 25,000 with an 8-gram 22-carat gold coin for an inter-caste married couple
View guide →Rs 25,000 plus an 8-gram 22-carat gold coin for the marriage of a poor widow's daughter, with no educational qualification required
View guide →Rs 50,000 plus an 8 gram 22 carat gold coin for the marriage of a graduate daughter of a poor widow
View guide →Free notebooks each academic year for the school-going children of poor widows, up to higher secondary
View guide →Free residential care, food, education and vocational training for destitute women and up to three of their children
View guide →Subsidised secure hostel accommodation for working women in Tamil Nadu
View guide →Rs 1,000 a month pension for destitute widows aged 40 and above from BPL households
View guide →Rs 1,000 per month to girl students from government schools through their higher education course
View guide →Rs 25,000 cash assistance with an 8-gram 22-carat gold coin for the Thirumangalyam
View guide →Rs 50,000 by ECS with an 8-gram 22-carat gold coin for a bride holding a degree or a recognised diploma
View guide →Free shelter, food, clothing, health care and recreation for destitute elders above 60
View guide →One free motorised sewing machine for self-employment
View guide →Free residential care, food, clothing, schooling, uniforms, books and medical care for destitute, deserted and abandoned children
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