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Odisha government launches major scheme to provide financial assistance to women of the state Subhadra Yojana (Subhadra Yojana) under Announcement to transfer more than ₹250 crore to women’s bank accounts by January 18 Have done. According to this 4,57,681 eligible women beneficiaries Will get financial assistance, in which many new names will also be included.

Chief Minister’s announcement
State Deputy CM mountain range informed that a total of ₹250 crore will be sent to bank accounts in this phase. In this Women with 1,78,398 new entries Are eligible for the first installment. There itself 2,55,265 womenwho were earlier excluded from the installments, will now receive both the installments together. Other than this Found eligible after 24,018 complaints and investigation Women have also been included in the scheme.

Transfer till 18th January
The aim of the state government is that the money of the eligible beneficiaries Direct deposits should be made in their bank accounts by 18th January.so that no eligible woman is deprived of assistance. Officials have said that women who have not received the amount till now due to procedural or verification delays will also get the money in this phase.

What is Subhadra Yojana?
Subhadra Yojana is a major women empowerment initiative of the Government of Odisha, which aims to provide financial assistance to the women of the state. Women eligible under this scheme Total ₹50,000 in five years Assistance will be provided in two installments every year. ₹10,000 Will be sent directly to their bank accounts. The distribution of the first installment and subsequent installments is continuing as planned since last year.

Detailed list of beneficiaries
The state government also informed that a woman is required to meet the prescribed age and eligibility criteria to join the scheme. At the same time, only eligible women who complete the processes like e‑KYC and DBT are able to avail the benefits.

Subhadra Yojana is considered to be an important step towards increasing economic security and self-reliance in the women community of Odisha, and more women are expected to benefit with this new phase.