The selection process involves inviting applications through wide media coverage and consultation with local authorities to ensure fairness and transparency. Criteria such as residency and leprosy patient status are considered during the application process.

Yes, the Department conducts periodic reviews of beneficiaries' eligibility. Factors such as changes in health status or residency are taken into account during these reviews.

Local authorities play a crucial role in the selection process by providing input during consultations. Their knowledge of the local context ensures a more informed and effective selection process.

Yes, a grievance redressal mechanism is in place to address any issues applicants may face during the application or selection process.

The Department monitors the progress and submits monthly reports to the government, ensuring a streamlined and efficient distribution process.

As of now, there is no information available regarding any assessment or impact study conducted since the implementation of the scheme.

The government reserves the right to make changes to the scheme as necessary, and any expansion of the scope would be decided based on the evolving needs and priorities.

Communication channels may include official announcements, government websites, and local media. Considerations for modifications would involve assessing the impact on beneficiaries and ensuring transparency in the decision-making process.

The PRTC establishes the applicant's permanent residency in Tripura, aligning with the scheme's requirement that beneficiaries should be residents of the state.