What does LIG mean in GOVERNMENTAL

Households with an annual income ranging between Rs 0 to Rs 1 lakh, come under the Lower Income Group (LIG).

People from Lower Income Groups can take advantage of several government schemes, such as scholarships, subsidies and other forms of financial assistance. These schemes benefit those in need by providing them with access to basic healthcare, education and other essential needs.

To determine your eligibility for the Lower Income Group, you must first calculate your total annual household income. If it falls within the range of 0-1 lakh per annum, then you are eligible for LIG.

Depending on the specific scheme you want to apply for, you may need to submit certain documents like identity proof, address proof and bank statements as evidence of your annual household income.

There is no particular age criteria required to be part of Lower Income Group however some specific eligibility criteria may apply according to different government schemes that are applicable only for adults above 18 years or 21 years depending on each scheme.

No there are no restrictions imposed upon people from Lower Income Groups when it comes to applying for government jobs. As long as they fulfill all the eligibility criteria laid down by individual departments they can apply just like any other applicant without any discrimination based upon their socio-economic background.

People from lower income groups can avail various health insurance policies specially designed by government in order to provide necessary medical treatment at discounted rates or even free if needed; apart from this they also have free access to public hospitals & dispensaries throughout India.

Yes, certain state governments have schemes designed especially for members belonging from low-income backgrounds that give them free accesses school education without having them pay tuition fees and other related charges. So members from lower income groups can take advantage of such opportunities as well as several scholarship opportunities provided by both state and central governments in order quality education at affordable cost or even free sometime depending on individual case basis.