There are several projects in the state to make women self-reliant, one of which is the Lakshmi Bhandar project. Through this project, the state government provides financial allowance to the women of the state to make them financially self-reliant. Now, another new project has been started on the model of this Lakshmi Bhandar. This project is called the “Mukhyamantri Mahila Rojgar Yojana” project. Through which women of the state can get the benefit of startup allowance up to a maximum of 2 lakh rupees.

In exchange for this money, women can start their own shop or new business. Many times, despite their desire, women fail to establish a business or small shop due to financial hardship. Keeping them in mind, the state government has started this new project. Where women will be provided with financial and grants up to a maximum of 2 lakh rupees through the Mukhyamantri Mahila Rojgar Yojana project. Read the report in detail from beginning to end to know the details of what is the Mukhyamantri Mahila Rojgar Yojana project, for whom, how to apply, for what work you will get allowance and how much money you will get.

The Chief Minister’s Women’s Employment Scheme is going to play a significant role in making women self-reliant. Financial assistance is provided to all women who want to become self-reliant through this scheme. A maximum financial grant of up to two lakh rupees will be provided through this scheme. Later, when the business is established, there is a gradual arrangement of the Finance Council. This scheme was approved in the cabinet meeting of the government on August 29, 2025. The work of the project has started quickly since the approval. So, if you are interested in the project, you can participate in the application process as per the instructions given below.

Small Business Advice

The Chief Minister’s Women’s Employment Scheme provides financial assistance to the following shops or business establishments. Fruit, vegetable and grocery shops. Milk, juice and food shops. Beauty parlors and cosmetics shops. Jewelry shops. Mobile recharge and stationery shops. Photocopying and printing shops. Tailoring and clothing shops. Electrical goods and utensils shops. Goat, poultry or cattle farming. E-rickshaw or auto service etc.

Application Eligibility:

Certain eligibility criteria have been set for the Mukhyamantri Mahila Rojgar Yojana application, such as-

1. The applicant’s age should be between 18 years and 60 years.

2. The applicant should be a woman from a BPL (Below Poverty Line) family.

3. The benefits of this scheme will be available to unmarried women, and women whose parents are not alive will be given priority.

4. If the applicants are active members of a self-help group, then they will get the benefits of the scheme.

Application Procedure:

For the Mukhyamantri Mahila Rojgar Yojana application, different procedures are available for rural areas and urban areas. For the application of rural women, the application form should be collected directly offline from the nearest Panchayat office or Block Development Office and submitted along with the required documents at the specified place. In case of application in urban areas, the applicant should apply on the online portal. However, the online portal has not been opened for women in urban areas yet. It is expected that the online portal will be launched very soon.

Required documents:

You need some documents to participate in the online and offline application process. Notable among these documents are- Aadhaar card, ration card as proof of address and proof of address, voter card, electricity bill. A valid bank account of the applicant, death certificate of the father. In addition, information regarding the membership card of the applicant’s women’s self-help group.

Through this scheme, women will be given a minimum of 10 thousand taka at first. If successful, this amount will gradually increase later. In this way, women will get a maximum of 2 lakh taka. Small businesses, tailoring, parlors, etc. have all been brought under this scheme. This money will be sent directly to your bank account. For more detailed information regarding this scheme, you can discuss with your nearest gram panchayat, block office or your self-help group.