Haryana Lado Lakshmi Scheme: Haryana Government launched Lado Laxmi Yojana of 5,000 crores. Can you also join 2 million women and get monthly benefits?
Haryana lado lakshmi scheme: The Haryana government has launched the Lado Laxmi Yojana to promote the economic empowerment of women and their participation in the society. Chief Minister Naib Singh Saini inaugurated the scheme on the occasion of Pandit Deen Dayal Upadhyay Jayanti. The objective of the scheme is to give Rs 2,100 per month directly to women between the ages of 23 and 60 in their bank accounts.
What is Lado Laxmi Yojana and who is eligible?
Do you know who are eligible in Lado Laxmi Yojana of Haryana? The first phase of this scheme includes women from families whose annual income is up to Rs 1 lakh. About 20 lakh women will be deposited directly to the bank account of Rs 2,100 per month. Any eligible woman can apply and there is no limit to the number of beneficiaries.
Digital application process and mobile app are you wondering how to apply?
The government has launched a mobile app for application, verification and grievance redressal. Through this, women can apply directly from home, there is no need to go to the government office or service center. Toll-free helpline (18001802231) and dedicated aid line (01724880500) are also available. 50,000 downloads and 8,000 applications have been recorded in a few hours of the launch of the app.
Why is this plan important?
Chief Minister Saini called it a reflection of ‘Antyodaya’ philosophy. He says that a nation can become great only when its women are safe, educated and honored. Lado Laxmi Yojana will work towards making women self -reliant and active partners in the mainstream of society.
Is your daughter already ready for this plan?
The Chief Minister urged daughters below the age of 23 to apply in advance and ensure eligibility for the scheme. In this way, she can benefit from her 23rd birthday.
Other initiatives and changes in the state for women
Many initiatives have already started in Haryana for women. More than 2.13 lakh women have become “Lakhpati Didi”, and 100 women have received drone training under the “Drone Didi” program. Apart from this, facilities like Free Education, Crach Policy, Women Police Station and Helpline are also available.