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Women beneficiaries of Madhya Pradesh Government’s popular Ladli Behna Yojana may soon receive the next installment under the scheme. Reports suggest that Chief Minister Mohan Yadav is expected to transfer the 36th installment amount on May 13, 2026.

Under the scheme, eligible women receive monthly financial assistance directly in their bank accounts. However, officials have now made it clear that beneficiaries who have not completed their eKYC process may face delays in receiving the upcoming ₹1,500 installment.

With over 1.25 crore women expected to receive payments, authorities are urging beneficiaries to complete Aadhaar-based verification as soon as possible.

What Is Ladli Behna Yojana?

Ladli Behna Yojana is one of Madhya Pradesh’s flagship welfare schemes aimed at improving the financial independence of women.

Under the program:

• Eligible women receive ₹1,500 every month
• Money is transferred directly into bank accounts
• The scheme focuses on economic empowerment and financial support

The initiative was launched in May 2023 and has become one of the state’s largest women-centric welfare programs.

36th Installment Expected on May 13

According to reports, preparations are underway for the release of the next installment.

Key Highlights Details Information

Scheme Name	Ladli Behna Yojana
Upcoming Installment	36th Installment
Expected Transfer Date	May 13, 2026
Amount	₹1,500
Expected Beneficiaries	Around 1.25 crore women

Although an official announcement is still awaited, reports indicate that the installment transfer event may be held in Narsinghpur.

Previous Installment Was Released in April

The 35th installment under the scheme was reportedly transferred on April 12, 2026, from Ashta in Sehore district.

Since the scheme’s launch:

• A total of 35 installments have already been distributed
• Crores of women have benefited financially

The first installment was released on June 10, 2023.

eKYC Made Mandatory for Beneficiaries

The state government has now made eKYC compulsory for all beneficiaries.

Officials have warned that:

• Women who fail to complete eKYC
• Aadhaar verification remains pending
• Bank account details are not properly linked

may not receive the upcoming installment.

This move has been introduced to:

• Eliminate duplicate beneficiaries
• Improve transparency
• Ensure payments reach genuine recipients

Why eKYC Is Important

According to officials, eKYC helps verify:

• Identity
• Aadhaar details
• Mobile number linkage
• Bank account authenticity

Without successful verification, installment payments can get delayed or temporarily stopped.

How to Complete eKYC for Ladli Behna Yojana

Beneficiaries can complete the eKYC process online through the Samagra Portal.

Step-by-Step Process Step 1

Visit the official Samagra Portal:

Samagra Portal

Step 2

Click on the “e-KYC” option available on the homepage.

Step 3

Enter:

• Samagra ID
• Captcha code

Step 4

Your registered mobile number linked to the Samagra ID will appear on the screen.

Step 5

An OTP will be sent to the registered mobile number.

Step 6

Enter the OTP and complete verification.

Step 7

Complete Aadhaar-based authentication to finish the eKYC process.

Women Advised Not to Delay Verification

Authorities are advising beneficiaries to complete eKYC immediately to avoid last-minute technical issues.

Experts say heavy traffic may increase on the portal closer to the installment release date.

Women are also being advised to verify:

• Aadhaar linkage
• Bank account status
• Mobile number updates
• Samagra ID details

to ensure smooth payment processing.

Major Financial Support Scheme for Women

Ladli Behna Yojana has become one of the most discussed welfare schemes in Madhya Pradesh because of its direct monthly cash support model.

The scheme aims to help women:

• Manage household expenses
• Gain financial independence
• Improve economic participation
• Receive direct government assistance

With the next installment expected very soon, lakhs of beneficiaries across the state are now rushing to complete their eKYC process to avoid payment disruption.