The scheme offers a financial assistance of ₹70,000, in addition to another ₹70,000 extended through the Life Insurance Corporation (LIC), to the nominees or dependents of the deceased Construction Worker.

The financial assistance of ₹70,000 is disbursed within one month of the application.

The financial assistance is credited through Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) into the bank account of the nominee or dependent.

The Last Subscription Renewal Copy serves as a crucial document, showcasing the deceased worker's consistent contributions to the fund.

No, the financial assistance is exclusively available to the nominee or dependent of the deceased Construction Worker, ensuring that the intended beneficiaries receive the support.

The scheme accepts applications only offline. Applicants need to submit the required documents physically to the designated authorities.

The scheme necessitates providing a valid Proof of Relationship for the nominee, ensuring that the familial connection is established to prevent misuse.

Applicants can reach out to the Puducherry Building and Other Construction Workers Welfare Board for assistance or clarification.

Yes, the self-attestation of the mandatory documents is required if it is specified in the scheme guidelines.

No, applicants can rest assured that the entire application process is entirely free of cost. There are no fees associated with applying for this scheme.

The guidelines do not mention any provision for compensation in the event of delayed disbursement of scheme benefits. Applicants should note that compensation for delays is not part of the scheme's framework.