The scheme is now known as "Allowance for 100% Blind."

The age group is reduced from "18 years and above" to "10 years and above."

New applicants can apply to the respective CDPOs with supporting documents, including a Medical Certificate.

Existing beneficiaries of the scheme will continue to receive benefits as before.

CDPOs are responsible for receiving application forms, verifying eligibility, and sending a consolidated proposal to the Directorate.

CDPOs can accept new applications round the year.

CDPOs should inform the Directorate and provide details of ineligibility or expiry.

The scheme falls under the Education (SW & SE) Department of the Government of Tripura.

Mandatory documents include Aadhaar card, Income Certificate, Passport-size photograph, Bank Passbook, Ration Card, Address Proof, Age Proof, Voter ID, PRTC, and Medical Certificate.

The applicant should visit the nearest Child Development Project Officer (CDPO) during office hours and submit the form along with required documents.

No, the Income Certificate is not applicable for BPL families.

The PRTC serves as proof of permanent residency in Tripura and is a mandatory document.

The family's annual income should not exceed ₹1,00,000 for the applicant to be eligible.