Orunodoi Scheme Complete Guide - How to Apply, Check Beneficiary List PDF

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What is Orunodoi scheme 2025?

Orunodoi Scheme



Orunodoi is a scheme designed to support financially disadvantaged women in Assam. Shri Himanta Biswa Sarma, the Chief Minister of Assam, launched this scheme in October 2020. Under this program, every eligible woman in Assam receives ₹1,250 directly in her bank account each month.

How to apply for Orunodoi Asoni online

Applying for Orunodoi 3.0 is very easy, earlier you could do it online from your phone or laptop. But the portal Orunodoi.in has been closed now. For Orunodoi 3.0, there are no online application facilities available. You will need to apply offline. Just follow the steps below -

  1. Go to your Gram Panchayat (GP), Urban Local Body (ULB), or the Village Council Development Committee (VCDC)
  2. Collect the Orunodoi 3.0 form.
  3. Next, fill all the required details.
  4. After that, attach the required documents and photos.
  5. Check all your details, check for errors, if there is error your application may get rejected.
  6. Then submit your application.
Application Start Date - 19 September, 2024

If you are already availing the benefits of Orunodoi Asoni, you still need to apply for Orunodoi . This is because the government needs to know during this time whether your family has become financially stable and no longer needs help from government, so that other family who are actually in need of help can get it.

Orunodoi Asoni required documents 2025

  • Aadhar card
  • Pan card
  • Domicile certificate
  • Income certificate
  • Bank Passbook
  • Mobile number
  • Passport size photo
  • Ration card

Orunodoi asoni 3.0 benefits

47 lakhs new people will get benefits of Orunodoi 3.0 . Every family with a ration card will get this scheme benefit along with that the ration card must be linked with their Aadhar card. And the applicant must be a permanent resident of Assam.

The Orunodoi Scheme provides financial assistance for various expenses, including Rs.400 per family for healthcare and medicine, Rs.200 per family as a 50% subsidy for purchasing 4 kg of sugar, Rs.150 for fruits and vegetables, and Rs.170 for essential needs. Also, Rs.250 is allocated under the Deen Dayal Divyangjan Asoni and Indira Miri Sarbojanin Biswa Pension Asoni, bringing the total to Rs. 1250 per month for beneficiaries. Note that the Rs. 250 will only be provided if you are registered under these two schemes.

Additional Rs.150 for Beneficiaries:

The Finance Minister of Assam has announced an extra Rs. 150 for beneficiaries as part of the 2023-24 financial budget, making the total monthly assistance to Rs. 1400 per beneficiary.

List of benefits:
  • Medicine  Rs.400
  • Pulses Subsidy  Rs.200
  • Sugar Rs.80
  • Fruits Rs.150
  • Essential needs  Rs.170
  • Other 2 Schemes Rs.250
  • Additional  Rs.150
  • Total Rs.1400

Orunodoi Asoni 3.0 eligibility

Eligible Applicants:
  • Widows, unmarried women (above 45 years), and divorced women
  • Third-gender individuals
  • Women living in old-age homes
  • Female members of families where the breadwinner is elderly (60+ years) or disabled
  • Female members of families where someone is suffering from HIV, thalassemia, hemophilia, cerebral palsy, or autism
  • Homeless women
  • Women who are beggars
  • Additionally, the family's annual income must not exceed ₹2 lakh.

Eligibility Criteria:
  • Applicants must be permanent residents of Assam and currently residing in the state.
  • The household income should not exceed 2 lakh rupees per year.
  • Applicants must have a bank account, and the name on the account must match the bank’s records.
  • Households without female members will be excluded.
  • Priority will be given to widows, divorced women, and individuals who are differently-abled.
  • All regular serving employees and retired government officers will be excluded from the scheme.
  • Households owning four-wheelers will also be excluded.
  • Income taxpayers are not eligible to apply.

How to check Orunodoi 3.0 beneficiary name list

How Beneficiaries are Selected for the Orunodoi Scheme?

The selection of beneficiaries for the Orunodoi Scheme involves a multi-stage process:

Initial Stage - The initial selection is carried out by local authorities such as the Gram Panchayat (GP), Urban Local Body (ULB), or the Village Council Development Committee (VCDC). These bodies shortlist eligible applicants based on the scheme's criteria.

Final Stage - The District Level Monitoring Committee then reviews the shortlisted candidates and prepares the final beneficiary list.

How to Check the Beneficiary Status


Offline Process: You need to visit the concerned department, such as your local Gram Panchayat, ULB office, or Village Council Development Committee VCDC, to inquire about your beneficiary status.

Online Process (if available again in the future):

  • Visit the Official site.
  • Click on View beneficiary status
  • Choose your District and Gram Panchayat and search for the name of the beneficiary.
  • Enter your 7 digit beneficiary number
  • And that's all. Download your details or note down.

Reasons for Rejection from the Orunodoi Scheme

Here are some common reasons why an applicant may be rejected from the Orunodoi Scheme:

  • Incorrect Information: If the applicant provides incorrect or incomplete information on the form.
  • Annual Income Limit: If the family’s total annual income exceeds ₹2 lakh.
  • Land Ownership: Applicants with More than 15 Bighas of land in rural areas. and More than 1.5 Katha of land in Kamrup Metro Area.
  • No Bank Account: If the applicant does not have a bank account in their own name.
  • High-Income Family: If the nominated female member belongs to a high-income family.
  • No Female Member: Families without a female member cannot apply.
  • Politicians and Officials: Members of Parliament (MPs), Members of Legislative Assembly (MLAs), and current members of Gram Panchayats or Urban Local Bodies are not eligible.
  • Government Employees: Both current and retired State or Central Government employees are ineligible.
  • Income Tax Payers: Women from families that pay income tax cannot apply.
  • Asset Ownership: Families owning high-value assets like washing machines, refrigerators, four-wheelers, tractors, air conditioners, or mechanical boats are not eligible for the scheme.

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