The applicant must be a local resident of a district in Andhra Pradesh and reside in an urban area to qualify for the scheme.

Applicants must belong to a Below Poverty Line (BPL) family to be eligible for the pension scheme.

The applicant must be a weaver by profession to be considered eligible for the pension scheme.

Applicants must be 50 years of age or above to qualify for the pension scheme.

An applicant is considered destitute if they have little or no means of subsistence and no family or relatives to depend upon.

No, the applicant must not be covered under any other pension scheme to be eligible for this one.

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

The Bill Collector maintains a ward-wise register of eligible persons and disburses the pension on the first date of every month.

Applicants must provide a Domicile Certificate to prove they are residents of a district in Andhra Pradesh.

The Ward Sabha identifies eligible persons based on the eligibility criteria, and a register is maintained by the Bill Collector.

The Bill Collector sends a Ward Sabha resolution recommending eligible persons to the Municipal Commissioner for scrutiny and sanction.

The Municipal Commissioner scrutinizes the eligibility and sanctions pensions based on municipality-wise allocation.