Lakhpati Didi Yojana Rajasthan: How are women of Rajasthan are becoming self -sufficient with crores of schemes? Lakhpati Didi, drone training, pension, gas subsidy and SHG Network… Are these schemes just help or secret weapon of revolution in rural economy?
Rajasthan women empowerment schemes: Have you ever thought that the rural women of Rajasthan, who were once limited to the house and farm, are running crores of business today, are operating and becoming an expert in digital technology? This is the story of women empowerment schemes of Rajasthan government, which have not only changed the lives of women but have given a new direction to the economy of the entire state. Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma’s thinking is clear- “The education and women empowerment of daughters are the key to all-round development of society.”
Rajasthan becomes the role model of the country
Rajasthan has become the role model of the country in terms of women’s economic empowerment schemes today. Through self help groups, where rural women get entrepreneurship opportunities, Lakhpati Didi Yojana, Mahila fund loan scheme, pension schemes, Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana, Chief Minister LPG subsidy gave them financial freedom. More than 5.26 lakh rural families in the state have benefited from these schemes. From drone training to agricultural innovation, this revolution of the Government of Rajasthan is not limited to schemes, but it is a concrete step towards “strong women, strong society”.
Are self -help groups changing the fate of rural women?
Rajasthan has 40,320 Self -Help Group (SHGS), 3,156 gram organizations, and 99 package level organizations active. Through these groups, women are not only getting bank loans, but they are also setting up business. So far, bank loans worth ₹ 3,987 crore have been provided to 1.65 lakh SHGS. The state government also gave a fund of ₹ 366 crore to 27,563 groups under the Women’s Fund Loan Scheme. This is not only financial help, but a way of economic self -sufficiency for women.
Lakhpati Didi Yojana: Can every woman become a mistress of crores?
Rajasthan’s Lakhpati Didi Yojana has set a new example. Under this scheme:
- 18.25 lakh women were trained.
- 10.84 lakh women came in the millionaire category.
- 796 master trainers and 24,907 millionaires CRPs were prepared.
These figures prove that this scheme is making women not just self -sufficient, but a business leader.
Is women changing the future of villages due to drone and digital training?
- A unique example of technical empowerment in Rajasthan is drone operation training.
- 50 women were given drone training.
- After training, drones were provided for agriculture. This step proves that now women are not only limited to farming, but are also making their mark in Agritech sector.
Is the PM-Janaman campaign a boon for tribal women?
- 90 PVTG One Dhan Development Center was established in Baran district, which is directly benefiting 15,878 tribal women.
- The Forest Development Centers did business of ₹ 1,087 lakh.
- Rajasthan is number one in the country in the acceptance of the goals of PM-Janaman Abhiyan.
Are pension schemes providing financial security to women?
- The state government launched several schemes keeping in mind the social and economic security of women:
- Single Nari Samman Pension: ₹ 4,865 crore profit to 19.28 lakh pensioners.
- National Widow Pension Scheme: 4.29 lakh women profit of ₹ 522 crore.
- Chief Minister Kanyadan Yojana: Assistance to 20,791 girls spending ₹ 77 crore.
LPG subsidy: Can a cylinder of Rs 450 change the lives of women?
Through the Ujjwala scheme and the Chief Minister LPG subsidy scheme, 67.97 lakh families were provided cylinders for ₹ 450. Only from September 2024 to April 2025, the government gave a subsidy of ₹ 421 crore. This is making the lives of rural women easier.
Women Economic Revolution: What is the masterplan of Rajasthan?
This confluence of women entrepreneurship, digital skill development, agricultural technology, animal husbandry and social security schemes is making Rajasthan a national model of women empowerment. It is clear that the government’s goal is not just to help, but to strengthen the village-to-village women leadership.
Source: Girindra Nath Jha, writer and independent journalist