Archive · 28 Jan 2026
Ladli Behnas Buy Utensils for Community Hall
In a small village in Madhya Pradesh, 34 women who receive money from a government scheme called ‘Ladli Behna Yojana’ decided to use their funds to buy utensils for their community hall.
Each woman gave ₹1,500, and together they collected ₹51,000.
They bought utensils with their names on them to show their teamwork.
Now, the community hall has all the utensils it needs for events, and the villagers won’t have to rent them anymore.
This saves them about ₹5,000 every time they have a gathering.
The women believe that the money they get should help the whole community, not just themselves.
34 beneficiaries of the ‘Ladli Behna Yojana’ in Jhangariya village, Sitamau, collected ₹51,000 to buy utensils for their community hall.
Each woman contributed ₹1,500 towards the purchase.
The utensils bear the serial numbers of the contributing women as a symbol of their collective effort.
The initiative ensures the community hall is well-equipped for social events and gatherings.
Community members will save approximately ₹5,000 per event by not having to rent utensils.
- Who
- 34 beneficiaries of the ‘Ladli Behna Yojana’ in Jhangariya village, Sitamau
- What
- Purchased utensils for the local community hall
- When
- Recently (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Jhangariya village, Sitamau, Madhya Pradesh
- Why
- To address the long-standing demand for utensils in the community hall and to serve society
- Location
- Jhangariya village, Sitamau, Madhya Pradesh
- Number of Beneficiaries
- 34
- Total Amount Collected
- ₹51,000
- Contribution per Woman
- ₹1,500
- Estimated Savings per Event
- ₹5,000