Partly deliveredConfidenceHighCost of Living & Crisis

Provide a minimum monthly financial grant of Rs. 10,000 to persons with chronic illnesses on a needs basis.

Why this status

Partly delivered. A Rs. 10,000 monthly allowance is in place for low-income patients with chronic kidney disease, but the available official evidence does not establish the promised support across the wider category of persons with chronic illnesses.

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Evidence timeline

Oldest first. Each item is labelled by whether it supports the promise being kept or cuts against it.

  1. Date not recordedSupportsOfficial release
    The National Secretariat for Persons with Disabilities states that a Rs. 10,000 monthly living allowance is provided to low-income kidney patients nationwide, subject to medical certification and an income threshold.
    Open source
  2. Date not recordedAgainstOfficial release
    The published scheme is specifically for kidney patients; the evidence reviewed does not establish equivalent coverage for all chronic illnesses.
    Open source

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