Archive · 26 Aug 2026
Delhi CM Gives Lakshmi Yojna Approval Letters to 2,500 Women
The Delhi chief minister gave approval letters to 2,500 women.
The assistance is provided through Lakshmi Yojna.
Each beneficiary can receive a total of Rs 2,500.
One choice is to receive Rs 1,000 using a central bank digital currency.
The remaining Rs 1,500 can be invested in a fixed or recurring deposit.
Another choice is to put all Rs 2,500 into the deposit.
The government has decided how this money can be distributed.
The exact date and venue of the handover were not stated.
The Delhi chief minister handed approval letters to 2,500 women under Lakshmi Yojna.
The government has finalised how the financial assistance will be disbursed.
Beneficiaries can receive Rs 1,000 through a central bank digital currency.
They can invest the remaining Rs 1,500 in a fixed or recurring deposit.
Alternatively, beneficiaries can place the entire Rs 2,500 into the deposit.
- Who
- The Delhi chief minister and 2,500 women beneficiaries.
- What
- Approval letters were handed over under Lakshmi Yojna, with a Rs 2,500 assistance-disbursement plan.
- When
- Not stated.
- Where
- Delhi; the exact venue was not stated.
- Why
- To provide beneficiaries with the approved assistance under Lakshmi Yojna.
- Scheme
- Lakshmi Yojna
- Beneficiaries
- 2,500 women
- Total assistance
- Rs 2,500 per beneficiary
- Digital currency option
- Rs 1,000 through a central bank digital currency
- Deposit option
- Rs 1,500 in a fixed or recurring deposit
- Alternative option
- The entire Rs 2,500 can be placed into the deposit