No, the Differently Abled Pension Scheme is an ongoing initiative, and you can apply at any time.

No, applying for the Differently Abled Pension Scheme is completely free. You shouldn't pay any fees at the CSC or to any individual for processing your application.

You can visit the CSC and request a printed copy of the application form. They can also help you fill it out and guide you through the submission process.

No, once approved, you don't need to reapply every year. However, you might need to update your information periodically, as instructed by the authorities.

The application form might not explicitly mention options for transgender individuals. You can consult the CSC staff for guidance on selecting the appropriate clothing based on your self-identification.

In most cases, the clothes can be collected later from the designated distribution centers. However, it's best to check with the CSC or local authorities for specific details and collection timelines.

Currently, the application process requires visiting the nearest Common Service Center (CSC). They will assist you with biometric verification and document upload.

No, if you are self-employed and your annual income exceeds ₹3,00,000/-, you wouldn't be eligible for this scheme.

Unfortunately, no. The scheme requires a minimum disability of 40% and above to be eligible.

Yes, each Anganwadi center will have its own designated distribution days and timings. You can inquire with the center or local authorities to know the specific schedule.

No, the scheme typically provides pre-selected colors and designs for the free clothes distributed during Pongal and Deepavali.

You can contact the Social Welfare Department or local NGOs involved in the scheme to inquire about volunteer opportunities related to the distribution process.