Scheme directory
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Punjab's universal health scheme providing eligible resident families cashless hospitalization cover of up to ₹10 lakh per family per year at empanelled government and private hospitals.
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Punjab's monthly financial-assistance scheme for eligible women aged 18 or above: ₹1,500 for Scheduled Caste women and ₹1,000 for women in other categories.
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Punjab's social-security pension service for eligible older residents, with official application routes and receipt-based guidance for checking an application or beneficiary status.
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Punjab's pension service for eligible widowed, divorced or otherwise destitute women, subject to departmental verification.
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Punjab's social-assistance service for eligible dependent children where parental death or disability conditions apply.
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Punjab financial-assistance service for eligible persons with disabilities, including applications made by a parent or guardian when the person cannot apply independently or is a minor.
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One-time family assistance for an eligible Punjab BPL household following the death of its primary earning member, subject to current departmental verification.
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Punjab marriage assistance of ₹51,000 for eligible women from covered low-income families, delivered through the official Ashirwad portal and Direct Benefit Transfer.
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A Punjab girl-child welfare scheme that remains listed by the responsible department, although its current enrolment status, benefit schedule and application route require direct official confirmation.
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Marriage assistance of ₹31,000 under the Punjab Building and Other Construction Workers Welfare Board for eligible registered workers' daughters or an eligible female beneficiary's own marriage.
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Education assistance for eligible children of registered Punjab construction workers, covering school through degree-level study, with higher listed support for some hostel students.
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Financial assistance connected with the birth of up to two children for eligible registered Punjab construction workers.
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Reimbursement assistance for work tools purchased by eligible registered construction workers who completed the Board's Skill Upgradation or Recognition of Prior Learning training.
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Punjab's rural 5 Marla residential plot framework allows eligible landless and houseless persons to be considered for free residential plots from available Shamlat Deh or Panchayat land, subject to Gram Sabha identification, verification, government approval and the applicable rules.
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