Scheme for Assistance for Research & Development Activities: Assistance to Industrial Association for Establishment of R&D Laboratories 2026
This scheme by the Nagaland Building and Other Construction Workers' Welfare Board provides ₹500 monthly per child Read More... to registered construction workers for their children studying from Nursery to Class 10. Read less
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Many families struggle with the rising costs of education. To support the children of construction workers, the Nagaland Building and Other Construction Workers' Welfare Board has introduced the Children Education Allowance scheme. This initiative aims to ease the financial burden on families and ensure that children of registered construction workers can continue their studies without interruption.
What Is This Scheme?
The Children Education Allowance scheme is a financial aid program designed to help parents who work in building and construction. Under this scheme, eligible families receive a monthly allowance for each child studying from Nursery up to Class 10. This support is provided by the Nagaland Building and Other Construction Workers' Welfare Board.
Who Can Benefit From This Scheme?
The scheme is specifically for the children of workers who are registered with the Nagaland Building and Other Construction Workers' Welfare Board and are engaged in building or construction activities. The child must be studying in a recognized school from Nursery to Class 10. Each family can avail this benefit for a maximum of two children.
Why This Scheme Is Important
Education is a fundamental right, and this scheme plays a crucial role in ensuring that children from less privileged backgrounds have access to it. By providing a monthly allowance of ₹500 per child, the scheme helps cover educational expenses, making it easier for children of construction workers to attend school and achieve their academic goals. It's a step towards empowering these families and their future generations.
Objective
Benefits
- Financial Assistance:60% of the project cost for Machinery and Equipment, Hardware & Software required for research and related assets required for the R&D activities subject to a maximum of ₹5,00,00,000/-.
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Eligibility Criteria
- The applicant must be a worker engaged in building or construction activities.
- The worker must be officially registered with the Nagaland Building and Other Construction Workers' Welfare Board.
- The child applying for the allowance must be studying in a school recognized by the government, covering classes from Nursery to 10th Grade.
- A maximum of two children from a single family can receive this educational assistance.
How To Apply
- Obtain the application form from the Assistant Labour Commissioner's (ALC) office.
- Fill in all the required details on the form.
- Get the form duly certified by the Head of the child's school.
- Submit the completed application form along with all necessary documents to the Assistant Labour Commissioner’s office in your respective district.
Documents Required
- Worker's valid Registration Card issued by the Board.
- A copy of the Bank Passbook of the worker.
- A Study Certificate issued by the Head of the school, confirming the child's enrollment and class.
- A sealed and signed copy of the relevant pages of the child’s Cumulative Records from the school.
FAQ’s
How much money can I get for my child's education through this scheme?
You can receive ₹500 every month for each eligible child. This is available for up to two children in your family.
What educational stages are covered by this allowance?
The allowance is for children studying in classes from Nursery up to Class 10. It does not cover higher education.
Can I apply if my child is in Class 11?
No, this scheme is strictly for children studying between Nursery and Class 10. Children in Class 11 and above are not eligible.
Where do I submit the application form after filling it out?
The completed application form needs to be submitted to the Assistant Labour Commissioner’s office in the district where you reside.
What are the main documents needed for this scholarship application?
You'll need your worker registration card, bank passbook, a study certificate from the school, and sealed cumulative records of your child.
How many children in a family can benefit from this allowance?
The scheme supports a maximum of two children per family. You can get the allowance for both if they meet the criteria.
Is there a specific age limit for the worker applying?
The details mention that the worker should be engaged in building or construction work and registered with the Board. There is no specific age limit stated for the worker, as long as they meet these conditions.
What does the school need to provide for my child's application?
The Head of the school must provide a Study Certificate confirming your child's current class and enrollment. Additionally, a sealed and signed copy of the child's Cumulative Records is required.
Does the school's certification need to be official?
Yes, the Study Certificate must be issued by the Head of the school. The cumulative records also need to be sealed and signed by the school authorities.
How often do I need to reapply or renew the allowance?
The scheme requires renewal every academic session, meaning you'll need to reapply or submit updated documents at the start of each new school year.
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