Marriage Grant of Rs.51,000/- to Daughter/Sister of Personnel Killed/ Disabled in War/ Action/Terrorist Attack/Naxalite Attack/IS Duty
The scheme provides ₹51,000 as a wedding gift to the sister or daughter of a martyred soldier to honor their sacrifice and support the dependent family.
About the Marriage Grant of Rs.51,000/- to Daughter/Sister of Personnel Killed/ Disabled in War/ Action/Terrorist Attack/Naxalite Attack/IS Duty Scheme
The “Marriage Grant to Daughter/Sister of Personnel Killed/ Disabled in War/ Action/Terrorist Attack/Naxalite Attack/IS Duty” scheme was launched by the Home Department, Government of Madhya Pradesh. The scheme aims to honor and support the families of soldiers who sacrificed their lives for the nation. Under this scheme, a monetary assistance is provided as a wedding gift to the sister or daughter of a martyred officer/soldier.
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Benefits
A gift amount of ₹51,000 is provided for the marriage of the sister or daughter of a martyred soldier/officer.
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Eligibility Criteria
- The applicant must be a dependent (sister or daughter) of a martyred officer or soldier.
- The deceased officer/soldier must be a permanent resident of Madhya Pradesh.
- The martyrdom must have occurred during war, military operation, Naxalite attack, terrorist attack, or internal security duty.
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How to Apply for Marriage Grant of Rs.51,000/- to Daughter/Sister of Personnel Killed/ Disabled in War/ Action/Terrorist Attack/Naxalite Attack/IS Duty
Application mode: Offline
Step 1: The applicant (sister or daughter of the martyr) must obtain and fill out the application form available at the District Sainik Welfare Office.
Step 2: Attach all required documents including verification from the Sainik Welfare Officer and Battle Casualty Report.
Step 3: Submit the completed application form along with the affidavit and supporting certificates to the District Sainik Welfare Office.
Step 4: The District Sainik Welfare Officer verifies the application and forwards it to the Directorate of Sainik Welfare, Bhopal.
Step 5: After approval, the sanctioned amount is transferred directly to the applicant’s bank account.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Marriage Grant of Rs.51,000/- to Daughter/Sister of Personnel Killed/ Disabled in War/ Action/Terrorist Attack/Naxalite Attack/IS Duty scheme?
The “Marriage Grant to Daughter/Sister of Personnel Killed/ Disabled in War/ Action/Terrorist Attack/Naxalite Attack/IS Duty” scheme was launched by the Home Department, Government of Madhya Pradesh. The scheme aims to honor and support the families of soldiers who sacrificed th…
Who is eligible for Marriage Grant of Rs.51,000/- to Daughter/Sister of Personnel Killed/ Disabled in War/ Action/Terrorist Attack/Naxalite Attack/IS Duty?
The applicant must be a dependent (sister or daughter) of a martyred officer or soldier. The deceased officer/soldier must be a permanent resident of Madhya Pradesh. The martyrdom must have occurred during war, military operation, Naxalite attack, terrorist attack, or internal security duty. <br
What benefits does Marriage Grant of Rs.51,000/- to Daughter/Sister of Personnel Killed/ Disabled in War/ Action/Terrorist Attack/Naxalite Attack/IS Duty provide?
A gift amount of ₹51,000 is provided for the marriage of the sister or daughter of a martyred soldier/officer. <br
How can I apply for Marriage Grant of Rs.51,000/- to Daughter/Sister of Personnel Killed/ Disabled in War/ Action/Terrorist Attack/Naxalite Attack/IS Duty?
Step 1: The applicant (sister or daughter of the martyr) must obtain and fill out the application form available at the District Sainik Welfare Office. Step 2: Attach all required documents including verification from the Sainik Welfare Officer and Battle Casualty Report. Step 3: Submit the complet…
Source: official scheme details published on the Government of India's myScheme portal. Always verify eligibility and deadlines on the official portal before applying. Scheme rules can change.
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