Industrial establishments, labour welfare centres run by the Government of Goa, and clubs or recreation rooms run by registered trade unions with a minimum membership of 300 workers are eligible to receive T.V. sets.

The cost of the T.V. sets, including all accessories, should not exceed ₹25,000 for coloured sets. However, for Black and White T.V. sets, the maximum reimbursable amount is ₹12,000.

The management or union must ensure that the T.V. sets are maintained in good working condition and that programmes are exhibited for the benefit of workers on a day-to-day basis.

If the management or union fails to comply with the scheme's provisions or agreement, the Goa Labour Welfare Board reserves the right to withdraw the T.V. set or recover the grant-in-aid amount with interest.

No, only one T.V. set is provided to an industrial establishment, even if the establishment has a club sponsored by the union.

Yes, suitable accommodation for the installation of T.V. sets must be provided by the management or union.

The management or union must enter into an agreement with the Welfare Board to maintain the T.V. sets in good working condition at all times.

Requests for supplying a new T.V. set will only be entertained after the return of the previous T.V. set, if applicable.

Yes, preference is given to applicants having a place of entertainment in labour-concentrated areas.

While establishments are encouraged to exhibit programmes of national importance, they may have some flexibility in selecting additional programming to cater to the preferences and interests of their workers, within the broader objectives of the scheme.

The scheme primarily focuses on providing new TV sets to eligible establishments. Financial assistance for upgrading existing TV sets may be considered on a case-by-case basis, subject to the availability of funds and approval from the Welfare Board.

Yes, if the management or union fails to comply with the scheme's provisions or agreement, the Welfare Board may take measures such as withdrawing the TV set or recovering any grant-in-aid amount provided, along with interest.