Eligible applicants must be natives of Chhattisgarh, members of the deceased's family, with the deceased being the primary breadwinner, aged between 18 and 59 years at the time of death, and the family must be living Below the Poverty Line (BPL).

The eligible family receives a lump sum of ₹20,000/- as financial assistance.

The primary breadwinner is the family member whose income contributes the most to the family's livelihood.

Yes, but assistance is provided only if the deceased was the primary breadwinner, i.e., the member whose income was the most significant for the family's survival.

No, the scheme covers deaths due to natural, unnatural, or accidental causes.

The deceased primary breadwinner should have been between 18 and 59 years old at the time of death.

"Family" includes the deceased's husband or wife, minor children, unmarried daughters, and dependent parents.

Applicants in rural areas should visit the Gram Panchayat to collect, fill out, and submit the application form. The Gram Panchayat will review and forward the application to the District Panchayat within 7 days.

In urban areas, applicants should visit the Municipal Corporation, Municipality, or Nagar Panchayat to collect and submit the application form. The concerned urban body will then process the application.

If a printed form is not available, the applicant may submit their application on plain paper.

The Gram Panchayat must review and forward the application to the District Panchayat within 7 days.

The concerned urban body, such as the Municipal Corporation or District Panchayat, has the authority to approve or reject applications.