Journalists/photojournalists must be at least 60 years old to be eligible for pension benefits under the scheme.

Applicants must have a minimum of 10 years of work experience in Tripura as journalists/photojournalists.

Only journalists/photojournalists with 10 years of work experience in Tripura are eligible for pension benefits under the scheme.

No exceptions are made to the minimum work experience requirement for journalists/photojournalists under the scheme.

The benefit provided under the scheme is a monthly pension of ₹10,000.

Journalists/photojournalists who have received pensions from other sources except under the Employees Provident Fund (EPF) are not eligible for benefits under this scheme.

The birth certificate must be submitted as per specified guidelines to ensure accuracy and validity.

There is no specific deadline mentioned for submitting applications under the scheme.

Upon receipt of the application, the concerned authority will make necessary entries in the application receipt register. Additionally, a unique identification number will be assigned to the applicant for future reference and as acknowledgement for the receipt of the application.

The applicant must submit the completed application form along with the required documents to the Director of Information and Cultural Affairs Department, Government of Tripura.

Unfortunately, online tracking facilities may not be available. However, you can inquire about the status of your application by contacting the relevant authorities.

The unique identification number is usually assigned immediately upon submission of the application.

Yes, it is required to self-attest all the mandatory documents before attaching them to the application form.