Applicants must be 18 years or older, have a disability of 40% or above, belong to a BPL family, be a local resident of the district, and not be covered under any other pension scheme.

The pension amount is determined and notified by the Government of Andhra Pradesh, with disbursement made on the first date of every month.

Applicants need to provide proof of age, a domicile certificate, a BPL certificate, and proof of disability to be considered for the pension.

Eligible individuals are identified by their respective Gram Sabhas, and the Panchayat Secretary maintains a register of these individuals.

The pension is disbursed by the Panchayat Secretary on the first date of every month in the presence of Sarpanch and Gram Panchayat members.

No, applicants must not be covered under any other pension scheme to be eligible for the INDIRAMMA Disabled Pension.

The Gram Sabha conducts meetings to identify eligible persons based on the scheme’s eligibility criteria and recommends them for the pension.

The Panchayat Secretary maintains a register of eligible individuals, including existing pensioners and new applicants.

The MPDO scrutinizes the eligibility of recommended applicants and sanctions pensions based on district-wise allocations.

New applicants are identified by the Gram Sabha and added to Part B of the register maintained by the Panchayat Secretary.

The MPDO issues cheques to the Panchayat Secretaries, who then disburse the pensions to eligible individuals.

Existing pensioners are listed in Part A of the register maintained by the Panchayat Secretary.