In case of grievances arising from the implementation of this scheme, the Minister for Art & Culture will hear and decide such matters, and the Minister's decision will be final.

Yes, the Government has the authority to relax any or all of the clauses in this scheme if found necessary, for reasons that will be recorded.

After the Committee's recommendations are received and approved by the Director of Art and Culture, the financial assistance is disbursed to eligible artists during functions organized by the Department of Art & Culture or through other means.

The Director of Art & Culture releases an advertisement inviting applications. An appointed Committee reviews all the applications and makes recommendations based on eligibility criteria.

Yes, if the stated date of birth is false or incorrectly presented, the onus will lie on the applicant, and appropriate action may be taken against them.

When applying for the scheme, artists need to submit various documents, including proof of age, income certificate, a resume detailing their work in the field of Art & Culture, and references from two known persons or institutions in the same field.

An eligible artist is granted financial assistance to the extent of ₹2,500 per month every year. However, recipients of the State Cultural Award are entitled to financial assistance to the extent of ₹3,200 per month every year.

Any artist who is in indigent condition, has attained the age of 60 years, and has contributed to the field of Art & Culture can apply for assistance under this scheme.

The primary objective of the Kala Samman Scheme is to grant financial assistance to eminent artists who are in indigent circumstances as a token of respect for their contributions in the field of Art & Culture.