Quick Reply: Most scholarship failures are one of three things: institute verification not done, bank account not Aadhaar-seeded, or a mismatch between the application and the bank record.
Direct answer. A scholarship passes through several hands before the money moves — the student, the institute, the district or state office, and finally the payment system. When it stalls, the useful question is which stage it stopped at, because each stage has a different office to ask. The guides below are arranged that way.
Work out which stage it stopped at before chasing anyone.
If a department has the record you need and will not hand it over, an RTI application is the route that forces the question. Start with the RTI application format, and if the reply does not come or does not answer, the first appeal is the next step.