Bhopal: The anticipation for over twelve million women across Madhya Pradesh is reaching its conclusion as Chief Minister Mohan Yadav prepares to release the latest financial aid under the Ladli Behna Yojana on Wednesday.
The state government will execute the transfer of the thirty-sixth instalment of this flagship welfare program, providing a significant boost to the financial security of women throughout the region.
The Chief Minister is scheduled to lead a major event in Gotegaon, located within the Narsinghpur district, where he will personally initiate the digital distribution process.
During this ceremony, the Chief Minister will utilise a single-click digital transaction system to transfer a total sum exceeding Rs 1,836 crore. This massive allocation ensures that 1.25 crore registered beneficiaries receive fifteen hundred rupees each directly into their linked bank accounts.
This specific instalment represents a continuation of the state’s commitment to women’s empowerment, following successful disbursements in March and February, where over Rs 1836 crore was distributed.
To date, the Ladli Behna Yojana has seen a cumulative disbursement of more than Rs 55,000 crore. This massive scale of financial support highlights the program’s role as a cornerstone of social welfare in Madhya Pradesh.
For those wishing to verify their payment, the state has provided a simple digital tracking system. Beneficiaries can visit the official portal at cmladlibahna.mp.gov.in and navigate to the section for application and payment status.
By entering their Samagra ID or registration number and verifying their identity via a mobile one-time password, women can view their account status directly on their screens. This transparent process allows every recipient to confirm that their funds have arrived safely.
As the Chief Minister concludes his visit to Narsinghpur today, millions of households across the state will see the immediate impact of this direct financial assistance, further strengthening the social fabric of the local communities.
(IANS)
