Women beneficiaries in Odisha have received an important financial update today. Under the state government’s flagship Subhadra Yojana, eligible women are now getting the latest installment directly into their bank accounts. The payment process officially resumed on January 22, 2026, bringing relief to lakhs of women who were waiting for the funds.
Originally scheduled for January 18, the transfer was postponed due to administrative reasons. With the revised timeline now in action, the Odisha government has started crediting ₹5,000 per beneficiary through the Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) system.
What Is Subhadra Yojana and How Much Financial Support Is Offered?
The Subhadra Yojana is a major women-centric welfare scheme launched by the Odisha Government on September 17, 2024. The objective of the scheme is to provide financial security and empowerment to eligible women across the state.
Under this scheme:
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Each eligible woman receives ₹10,000 per year
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The amount is paid in two equal installments of ₹5,000
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Over the full duration of the scheme, a woman can receive up to ₹50,000
The current transfer being made on January 22 is part of the annual installment cycle.
Who Is Receiving the Payment Today?
According to official data released by the state administration, more than 4.57 lakh women are expected to receive the Subhadra Yojana amount today. This includes:
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Newly added beneficiaries
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Women who could not receive earlier payments due to documentation or technical issues
The money is being sent directly to registered bank accounts, ensuring transparency and eliminating the need for middlemen.
When Was the Last Installment Released?
The previous installment under the Subhadra Yojana was credited on August 8, 2025, coinciding with the Raksha Bandhan festival. During that phase, nearly one crore women across Odisha received ₹5,000 each as financial assistance.
Eligibility Criteria You Should Know
To qualify for the Subhadra Yojana, women must meet the following conditions:
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Must be a permanent resident of Odisha
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Age should be between 21 and 60 years
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Should not be receiving ₹1,500 or more per month (or ₹18,000 annually) from any other central or state government scheme
Women already receiving higher monthly assistance from other schemes are not eligible under this program.
How to Check If Your Name Is on the Beneficiary List
Eligible women can easily verify their payment status and beneficiary details online by following these steps:
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Visit the official website: subhadra.odisha.gov.in
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Scroll down and click on “Beneficiary List”
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Select your district, block, and ward
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Click on “View”
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The complete beneficiary list will appear on the screen
This process allows applicants to confirm whether their name is included and whether the payment has been processed.
Important Points to Keep in Mind
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The name on the Aadhaar card and bank account must match exactly
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Any mismatch in spelling, address, or personal details may delay payment
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Ensure that your bank account is active
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If the account is dormant or inactive, the amount may not be credited
In case of any issues related to application status or payment delays, beneficiaries can seek assistance from:
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Nearby Common Service Centres (CSC)
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The official Subhadra Yojana helpline
Why This Scheme Matters
The Subhadra Yojana plays a crucial role in strengthening household financial stability and supporting women’s economic independence in Odisha. By offering predictable and direct financial assistance, the scheme helps women manage daily expenses, healthcare needs, and small personal or family requirements without financial stress.
For long-term beneficiaries, timely verification of documents and bank details remains essential to ensure uninterrupted benefits.
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only. Beneficiaries are advised to rely on official government portals and consult authorized officials before taking any action related to welfare schemes.
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