The pension is funded by the Government of Andhra Pradesh and disbursed by the Bill Collector on the first date of every month in the presence of Ward members and DWCUA office bearers.

Applicants must be 65 years or older, from a BPL family, reside in an urban area of Andhra Pradesh, and not be covered under any other pension scheme. They should also be destitute with no means of subsistence or family support.

Eligible individuals are identified by their respective Ward Sabhas based on the eligibility criteria provided by the scheme.

The Bill Collector is responsible for disbursing the pension to eligible individuals on the first date of every month and maintaining the ward-wise register of eligible persons.

The Municipal Commissioner scrutinizes the eligibility of recommended applicants, sanctions pensions, and issues cheques to Bill Collectors for disbursement.

Existing pensioners are listed in Part A of the ward-wise register, while new eligible persons are listed in Part B, maintained by the Bill Collector.

Once sanctioned, the Project Director (DRDA) sends the pension acquittance list and funds to the Municipal Commissioner, who then issues cheques to the Bill Collector for disbursement.

The pension is disbursed monthly, specifically on the first date of every month, to eligible individuals.

DWCUA office bearers are present during the disbursement of pensions to ensure transparency and proper distribution to eligible individuals.

No, applicants must not be covered under any other pension scheme to be eligible for the INDIRAMMA Old Age Pension (Urban) scheme.

Applicants must be 65 years of age or older to qualify for the INDIRAMMA Old Age Pension (Urban) scheme.

Being destitute means having little or no means of subsistence and no family or relatives to depend upon for support.