Sarkari Yojana
Kalyani Sahayata Yojana (Madhya Pradesh Labor Welfare Board)
About Kalyani Sahayata Yojana (Madhya Pradesh Labor Welfare Board)
The Labour Welfare Board under the Labour Department, Government of Madhya Pradesh, implements the “Kalyani Sahayata Yojana” to support widows of organised sector workers. The wife of a deceased worker who was employed in an industrial unit or establishment in Madhya Pradesh receives ₹6,000/- every six months, adding up to ₹12,000/- per year. She must apply within one year of the worker’s death, and the help continues each year on submission of an affidavit stating that she is alive and has not remarried.
Scheme Overview
State Government
Madhya Pradesh Labor Welfare Board
Individual
Scheme Details
Eligibility Requirements
To qualify for Kalyani Sahayata Yojana (Madhya Pradesh Labor Welfare Board), applicants must satisfy the following conditions:
Only residents of Madhya Pradesh can apply
Only residents of Madhya Pradesh can apply.
The applicant has to be the widow of…
The applicant has to be the widow of the worker who died.
For at least one year before his death,…
For at least one year before his death, the worker must have been employed in an industrial institution or establishment covered by the Madhya Pradesh Labor Welfare Fund Act, 1982.
The worker must have been registered with the…
The worker must have been registered with the Madhya Pradesh Labour Welfare Board.
The widow must not have married again
The widow must not have married again.
She must not be getting financial assistance from…
She must not be getting financial assistance from any other government department. Note: As per the rules, the industrial institution or establishment must have paid regular contributions to the Board for the deceased worker.
Benefits Provided
Kalyani Sahayata Yojana (Madhya Pradesh Labor Welfare Board) provides the following benefits to eligible applicants:
Eligible widows are paid ₹6,000/- twice a…
Eligible widows are paid ₹6,000/- twice a year, in June and December, which comes to ₹12,000/- per year in all.
Time limit:
The amount is paid within 30 days of the application reaching the designated office, for one year from the date of the worker's death.
Documents Required
Applicants should keep the following documents ready before starting the application:
A passport-size photograph
A passport-size photograph
The applicant's Aadhaar card
The applicant's Aadhaar card
Certificate of Madhya Pradesh domicile
Certificate of Madhya Pradesh domicile
The deceased worker's Death Certificate
The deceased worker's Death Certificate
Bank account details or passbook
Bank account details or passbook
An affidavit certifying that the Kalyani (Widow) has…
An affidavit certifying that the Kalyani (Widow) has not remarried
The application certified by the institute/establishment
The application certified by the institute/establishment
Other documents, if asked for Note
Other documents, if asked for Note: The widow (Kalyani) has to submit a certificate every year confirming that she is alive and has not remarried.
How to Apply
Offline Application
Applicants can apply for Kalyani Sahayata Yojana (Madhya Pradesh Labor Welfare Board) through the offline application process outlined below.
Applicants go to the nearest 'Lok Seva Kendra' with all the relevant documents and apply there for the scheme.
The board's regional offices and labour welfare centres also supply application forms, which can be filled in and handed over at the same place.
Note 1: The prescribed application form can also be downloaded from the Madhya Pradesh Labour Welfare Board's official website.
Note 2: The applicant's mobile number and e-mail ID must be given when applying.
Note 3: An acknowledgment receipt is issued once the form is submitted.
Note 4: The applicant is told by SMS, on the mobile number provided, whether the application has been accepted or rejected.
Approving Officer:
The Board's regional officers, namely the Public Relation Officer, Contribution Recovery Officer, Welfare Officer, Welfare Supervisor, and Welfare Inspector, are the designated officers for this scheme.
Application Fee/Charge:
The Board charges no administrative fee for this service. If the application is made through a Public Service Center, however, the fee fixed by the e-Governance/ Lok Seva Kendra must be paid.
Appeal:
An applicant who disagrees with a rejection, or whose application is not settled within the time limit, can appeal as below: -
First Appeal- An appeal against the Designated Officer's…
First Appeal- An appeal against the Designated Officer's order lies with the Assistant Welfare Commissioner, Madhya Pradesh Labour Welfare Board, who must decide it within 30 working days at most.
Second appeal – Against the first appellate officer's…
Second appeal – Against the first appellate officer's order, a second appeal can be filed with the Welfare Commissioner, Madhya Pradesh Labour Welfare Board. Note: In both situations the appeal can be filed online.
Official Application & Website
Verify the latest eligibility, dates and instructions before applying.