The scheme provides an additional pension to 100% disabled ex-servicemen who were members of the Armed Forces & have been released from service due to 100% disability or permanent incapacity to work, provided the disability or incapacity is attributable to service.
The scheme provides an additional pension to 100% disabled ex-servicemen who were members of the Armed Forces & have been released from service due to 100% disability or permanent incapacity to work, provided the disability or incapacity is attributable to service.
The scheme "Additional Pension to 100% Disabled Ex-Serviceman having Children" is implemented by the Sainik and Ardh Sainik Welfare Department, Government of Haryana. Under the scheme, an additional pension is provided to 100% disabled ex-servicemen who were members of the Armed Forces and have been released from service due to 100% disability or permanent incapacity to work, provided the disability or incapacity is attributable to service. The additional pension amount is given only for up to three children and continues until the child dies, attains the age of 20 years, gets married, or becomes employed, whichever is the earliest. The additional pension will be reduced proportionately as a child dies or attains the age of 20 years or gets married or gets employed.
The rates of additional pension admissible under the scheme are as follows:
Sl. No.CategoryAdditional Pension Amount1Other Ranks₹100/- per child per month subject to a maximum of ₹300/-2JCO’s₹150/- per child per month subject to a maximum of ₹450/-3Officers₹200/- per child per month subject to a maximum of ₹600/-Mode of Payment:
Each Secretary of District Sainik Board will make payment of additional pension on a quarterly basis by money order or in cash, as may be convenient.
Step 1: Online — Step 01
The eligible applicant may apply online through the Official Portal- Antyodaya-SARAL Portal.
Step 2: Online — Step 02
If the applicant is not registered on the portal, he/she gets registered there.
Step 3: Online — Step 03
For registration, click “New User” under ‘Sign In Here’ and fill in all the mandatory details i.e. Name, Email ID, Mobile Number, Password & State. Click on ‘Submit’.
Step 4: Online — Step 04
Verify your mobile number and email ID through the received OTP and complete the registration process. > Login to apply for the scheme:
Step 1: Online — Step 01
To avail the benefits of the scheme, visit the Official Antyodaya-SARAL Portal and log in through the email ID used while registering.
Step 2: Online — Step 02
Enter Password & Captcha and click on ‘Login’.
Step 3: Online — Step 03
After successful login, click on ‘Apply for Services’ and then ‘View all Available Services’
Step 4: Online — Step 04
Now, you can search for the scheme and download the pre-defined Affidavit form/template and you will need to upload the filled-in/signed form/template in the 'Attach Enclosures' screen.
Step 5: Online — Step 05
Click on ‘Proceed to Apply’ to fill out the application form. Enter your Parivar Pehchan Patra number- Family ID and click on “Click here to Fetch Family Data” which displays the family members registered under the given Family ID.
Step 6: Online — Step 06
Select the beneficiary/applicant name and enter the OTP that is being sent to the selected family member for verification. Click on “Click to Verify”
Step 7: Online — Step 07
Fill in all the mandatory details and upload all the mandatory documents.
Step 8: Online — Step 08
Preview the application form and click on ‘Submit’. > Tracking of Application: Applicants can track their applications through the Official Antyodaya-SARAL Portal by entering their Department Name, Scheme Name, and Application Reference ID.
The applicant must be a permanent resident of Haryana, an ex-serviceman with 100% disability attributable to service, and the pension is provided for up to three children.
[?]100/- per child per month, subject to a maximum of [?]300/-.
[?]150/- per child per month, subject to a maximum of [?]450/-.
[?]200/- per child per month, subject to a maximum of [?]600/-.
Payment is made on a quarterly basis by money order or in cash.
Applications can be made online through the Antyodaya-SARAL Portal: https://saralharyana.gov.in/
Until the child dies, attains the age of 20 years, gets married, or becomes employed.
Yes, the pension is reduced proportionately as a child dies, attains the age of 20 years, gets married, or becomes employed.
No, the benefit is provided for up to three children only.
Applications are accepted only on the official government portal.
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