The applicant must be a native of Madhya Pradesh, have completed the pilgrimage to Sindhu Darshan after being selected by the Madhya Pradesh Government's Religious Trust and Endowment Department, and not be an income taxpayer.

Eligible pilgrims should apply using the prescribed form along with certified records of their pilgrimage to the concerned District Collector within 60 days of completing the pilgrimage.

Yes, the scheme reimburses 50% of the total expenses incurred, up to a maximum of ₹10,000 per pilgrim.

No, financial assistance is available to each individual only once in their lifetime.

If more applications are received than the prescribed quota, pilgrims will be selected through a computerized lottery draw. A waiting list of 10% more people than the quota will also be prepared.

The District Collector is responsible for inviting applications, selecting pilgrims according to the quota, and disbursing the grant amount after verifying the submitted records.

If a selected pilgrim does not undertake the journey, individuals on the waiting list may be selected to go on the pilgrimage.

When drawing the lottery, the applications of spouses (if both have applied) are considered together. If selected, seats or berths are allocated for both.

Applications must be submitted within 60 days of completing the pilgrimage.

Yes, the applicant must not be an income taxpayer.

The grant amount is disbursed by the office of the concerned District Collector after verifying the submitted records.

Applications are processed by the District Collector’s office, which verifies the submitted documents and then disburses the financial assistance.