Millions of women in Maharashtra have received encouraging news. Beneficiaries of the state government’s “Majhi Ladki Behen Yojana” will finally get their October installment of ₹1,500 deposited into their bank accounts today.
Maharashtra’s Women and Child Welfare Minister Aditi Tatkare personally announced this update, bringing relief and hope to thousands of families across the state.
Delay Due to e-KYC Process
Usually, women enrolled in the scheme receive a Samman Nidhi (honorary fund) of ₹1,500 every month.
However, the October payment was delayed because of the mandatory e-KYC process.
Minister Aditi confirmed that the pending amount will be transferred today (Tuesday) to all beneficiaries’ Aadhaar-linked bank accounts.
She also assured that the government’s main goal is to make sure no eligible woman is left out and that their financial security remains intact.
A Step Toward Women’s Empowerment
Minister Tatkare posted in Marathi on Instagram, calling the scheme a “Sustainable Revolution in Women’s Empowerment.”
Her message is seen as a symbol of progress in women’s lives. With the distribution starting today, all eligible women will soon receive ₹1,500 in their accounts.
The government provides this monthly financial support to help women achieve self-reliance and confidence, improving the quality of life for millions across Maharashtra.
Complete e-KYC by November 18
The Minister has urged all beneficiaries to complete their e-KYC by November 18.
If the e-KYC is not completed by then, the ₹1,500 payment may be blocked.
The amount will only be credited after successful verification of their Aadhaar-linked bank account.
The government has already issued this reminder to ensure no woman misses out on her benefits.
Scheme Transforming Women’s Lives
The Majhi Ladki Behen Yojana is more than just financial aid—it’s a major step toward women’s respect, confidence, and empowerment.
This monthly assistance helps women manage household expenses, support their children’s education, and take care of their family’s health.
At a time when prices are rising, this ₹1,500 aid provides real relief, making it easier for families to meet daily needs.
