Ladli Behna Yojana: CM Mohan Yadav Transfers Scheme Funds to Beneficiaries in Jabalpur

In a major outreach initiative, Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav, during a public program held at village Belkheda in Bargi, Jabalpur district, transferred funds to beneficiaries under various welfare schemes, including the flagship Ladli Behna Yojana, with a single click. 

मुख्यमंत्री डॉ. मोहन यादव द्वारा ग्राम बेलखेड़ा, बरगी, जिला जबलपुर में आयोजित कार्यक्रम में लाड़ली बहना सहित विभिन्न योजनाओं के हितग्राहियों को सिंगल क्लिक के माध्यम से राशि का अंतरण #Jabalpur#लाड़ली_बहना_MP @DrMohanYadav51 https://t.co/knPodrUrVp

— Chief Minister, MP (@CMMadhyaPradesh) June 16, 2025

CM Mohan Yadav Transfers Scheme Funds to Beneficiaries in Jabalpur

The event witnessed the participation of thousands of citizens and scheme beneficiaries, as CM Yadav highlighted the government’s commitment to women empowerment and social welfare. A total amount of ₹1,551.44 crore was transferred to the bank accounts of over 1.27 crore women as the 25th installment of the Ladli Behna scheme. Each eligible woman receives ₹1,250 monthly under this program.

The Chief Minister reiterated his commitment to enhancing the monthly aid to ₹3,000 in the near future

The Chief Minister reiterated his commitment to enhancing the monthly aid to ₹3,000 in the near future. In addition, funds were also transferred for LPG cylinder refills to over 27 lakh women beneficiaries, and for pension schemes supporting the elderly and laborers.

Speaking at the occasion, CM Yadav said, “Our government is working tirelessly to ensure every rupee reaches the right hands. Through transparent and direct transfers, we are building a stronger and more self-reliant Madhya Pradesh.”

The event also included inaugurations and foundation stone-laying ceremonies for several local development projects.

In addition to Ladli Behna, the CM also transferred ₹39.14 crore to over 27 lakh women for LPG cylinder refilling and ₹341 crore under the Mukhyamantri Samajik Suraksha Pension Yojana to 56.68 lakh beneficiaries. These direct transfers aim to reduce the burden of household expenses on low-income families and promote energy access.