Ladli Behna Yojana 2025: One of the most talk about state government schemes in recent time. With this scheme, government of Madhya Pradesh is trying to support the women of the state financially. To gain profit from the yojana, consumers have to fullfill some criteria. Without fulfilling the criterias, you may not get the installment amount.
important information has emerged regarding this scheme. It is being reported that many women may miss out on the 29th installment this time . Thus, this scheme brings both good news and a slight challenge for the Ladli Behna Yojana’s Ladli Behna Yojana. Let’s learn the latest information related to the 29th installment. Chief Minister Mohan Yadav’s government is preparing to release the 29th installment of the Ladli Behna Yojana in October .
Revised amount of installment
This installment is considered special because the government has announced that it will transfer Rs. 1,500 to beneficiary sisters instead of Rs. 1,250. This amount will be a significant gift ahead of festivals like Diwali and Bhai Dooj, bringing joy to millions of sisters. However, this installment may prove disappointing for many women, as they will not receive the benefits of the scheme this time.
How can miss the opportunity?
According to media reports, the Samagra IDs of many women across the state have been deleted during the e-KYC process. As a result, the October installment amount will not reach these women’s bank accounts. Several such cases have been reported, particularly from Satna and Singrauli districts, where women’s data has failed verification. Furthermore, according to the eligibility criteria for the Ladli Behna Yojana, women over 60 years of age are automatically ineligible under the scheme. A large number of such women were also declared ineligible in January 2025. If a woman’s age recorded on her Aadhaar card or the Samagra portal is over 60, she will not receive the October installment.
Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav transferred over ₹1,541 crore as the 28th installment to the accounts of 12.6 million Ladli sisters of the state on September 12, 2025. He also transferred ₹320.89 crore to 53.48 lakh social security pension beneficiaries and ₹48 crore to over 31 lakh sisters for LPG cylinder refilling.