Archive · 6 Dec 2025
Madhya Pradesh to Revise Ladli Behna Scheme
The government of Madhya Pradesh is changing its Ladli Behna scheme to help women more.
Right now, women get Rs 1,500 every month.
The new plan will let women choose to get a big amount of money all at once, either Rs 18,000 for one year or Rs 50,000 for three years, instead of the monthly money.
This is to help them start their own businesses.
About 1.30 crore women are part of this scheme.
The government is spending a lot of money on this, around Rs 36,700 crore every year.
They will make a new plan and the chief minister will decide if it's good.
They want to launch this new plan on International Women's Day in 2026.
Madhya Pradesh's BJP government is revising the Ladli Behna scheme to include lump sum payment options.
Beneficiaries can choose between a lump sum of Rs 18,000 for one year or Rs 50,000 for three years, in addition to the existing monthly incentive of Rs 1,500.
The revised scheme aims to empower women financially and make them self-reliant.
Around 1.30 crore women are currently beneficiaries under the scheme.
The government is spending approximately Rs 36,700 crore annually on the scheme.
- Who
- Madhya Pradesh BJP government, Women and Child Development Department, Minister Nirmala Bhuria, Chief Minister Mohan Yadav
- What
- Revision of the Ladli Behna scheme to include lump sum payment options
- When
- Proposed launch on March 8, 2026; current monthly incentive increased last month
- Where
- Madhya Pradesh, India
- Why
- To empower women financially and make them self-reliant
- Scheme Name
- Ladli Behna
- Current Monthly Incentive
- Rs 1,500
- Proposed Lump Sum Options
- Rs 18,000 (1 year) or Rs 50,000 (3 years)
- Number of Beneficiaries
- 1.30 crore
- Annual Expenditure
- Rs 36,700 crore
- Proposed Launch Date
- March 8, 2026 (International Women's Day)
- Current Minister
- Nirmala Bhuria
- Chief Minister
- Mohan Yadav
