In a continued show of commitment toward women’s welfare, Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has announced the transfer date for the 24th installment of the Ladli Behna Yojana. As per the official announcement, eligible beneficiaries will receive ₹1250 directly into their bank accounts on June 10, 2025.
This installment marks another step in the state government’s broader effort to ensure financial support and empowerment for women across rural and urban regions.
A Scheme That Touches Lives
The Ladli Behna Yojana was launched with a clear objective: to improve the economic stability and dignity of women in lower-income groups. Since its inception, it has reached millions of women, providing them with monthly financial assistance to meet daily expenses, support their families, and live with greater independence.
Over the past two years, the scheme has helped women gain confidence in managing money, investing in their children’s education, and sometimes even starting small home-based businesses.
CM Mohan Yadav’s Assurance
While speaking at a public gathering, Chief Minister Mohan Yadav expressed his government’s unwavering support for the women of Madhya Pradesh.
“This scheme is not just about the money—it’s about dignity, strength, and trust. Our Ladli Behna sisters are the pride of our state,” he said.
He confirmed that the 24th installment of ₹1250 will be transferred to all eligible accounts on June 10, and urged women to verify their bank records to confirm receipt.
Who Is Eligible?
Women between the ages of 21 and 60, who belong to low-income households and are registered under the scheme, are eligible for the monthly transfer. The Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) system ensures that the funds go straight into their bank accounts, cutting out any middlemen.
How to Check If You’ve Received the Amount
Beneficiaries can check their installment status by:
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Visiting their bank or ATM
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Using net banking or mobile banking apps
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Checking updates via SMS linked to their bank account
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Accessing the official Ladli Behna Yojana portal (if available)
Why the Scheme Matters
For many women, this money means food on the table, school fees paid on time, and a sense of security. The amount may seem modest on paper, but its impact on daily life—especially in rural households—is powerful.
Women like Suman Bai, a beneficiary from Satna, say the money helps her buy groceries and medicines every month. “Earlier I had to ask for everything. Now I manage on my own. It feels good,” she said.
What’s Next?
The state government has also hinted at exploring ways to expand the scheme, possibly increasing the amount in the future or linking it with other welfare programs for health and education.
Final Words
The Ladli Behna Yojana is more than a financial scheme—it is a step toward economic and social upliftment. With the 24th installment ready for disbursal, Madhya Pradesh once again sets a benchmark in women-focused governance.
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