The scheme aims to provide accommodation support and reduce dropouts for ST students from remote areas, by offering a stipend per day (including LPG and upkeep) for those in hostels.
The scheme aims to provide accommodation support and reduce dropouts for ST students from remote areas, by offering a stipend per day (including LPG and upkeep) for those in hostels.
The scheme "Boarding House Stipend" by the Tribal Welfare Department, Government of Tripura, aims to provide accommodation to ST boys and girls in hostels from remote areas, provide residential facilities to ST students whose residence is beyond 3 km of the school, and reduce dropout rates. Through this scheme, a Boarding House Stipend per day per student (inclusive of LPG subsidy and sweeping/cleaning allowance per day) is provided, covering up to 322 days (approximately 10 months) in an academic year to students from Class I to XII accommodated in Government-run hostels and approved NGO-run boarding houses. The scheme is implemented by the Tribal Welfare Department, Government of Tripura.
> Objectives:
To provide accommodation to the ST boys and girls in the hostels hailing from remote areas.
To provide residential facilities to the ST student whose resident is beyond 3 km of the School.
To reduce the dropout rate.
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Check the official website for the required-document list.
Step 1: Offline application
The concerned DM/SDM will collect the list of students from the Govt. run hostel and approved NGO-run Boarding Houses and send the list to the Directorate of Tribal Welfare.
The Boarding House Stipend scheme is an initiative of the Tribal Welfare Department, Government of Tripura, to provide financial support for accommodation to Scheduled Tribe (ST) students staying in hostels. <br>
ST students from Class I to XII who stay in Government-run hostels or approved NGO-run boarding houses are eligible for this scheme. <br>
Each eligible student receives ₹65/- per day, which includes expenses for LPG, sweeping, and cleaning. <br>
The stipend is provided for 322 days, which covers about 10 months of the academic year. <br>
The scheme was launched to provide hostel accommodation to ST students from remote areas, ensure residential facilities for those living more than 3 km from school, and reduce dropout rates. <br>
The scheme covers State Government-run ST hostels, Tripura Tribal Areas Autonomous District Council (TTAADC) run ST hostels, Tripura Tribal Welfare Residential Educational Institution Society (TTWREIS) hostels, and NGO-run ST hostels. <br>
There are 161 State Government-run ST hostels, including 100 for boys and 61 for girls. <br>
Yes, the scheme also extends benefits to ST students staying in 143 NGO-run hostels approved by the department. <br>
The objectives are to provide hostel accommodation for ST students from remote areas, give residential facilities to those living beyond 3 km from school, and reduce dropouts. <br>
Yes, the student’s residence must be located more than 3 km away from the school. <br>
Yes, the scheme covers students from Class I up to Class XII. <br>
Applicants need an ST Certificate, Ration Number, Aadhaar Number, Parent’s Mobile Number, School Admission Document or School ID Card, and Income Certificate. <br>
Yes, the stipend of ₹65/- per day includes ₹1 per day for sweeping and cleaning, along with LPG subsidy. <br>
A student can receive the stipend for 322 days in an academic year while staying in an eligible hostel. <br>
Applications are accepted only on the official government portal.
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