In India, numerous initiatives are designed to support the advancement of girls, and the government is consistently proactive in this regard. One such initiative is the Ladli Scheme, launched in the capital city of Delhi. This program aims to provide financial assistance for the upbringing and education of daughters.

The Ladli Scheme benefits all girls born in Delhi. Its primary objective is to ensure that girls face no obstacles in their education. By empowering girls through education, the scheme aims to help them become self-reliant and reduce the incidence of female foeticide. Financial support is provided from the birth of a girl until her education is completed.

• If a girl is born in a hospital or nursing home in the National Capital Territory of Delhi, she receives a benefit of ₹11,000.


• For girls born at home or in other hospitals, the benefit is ₹10,000.


• Financial assistance of ₹5,000 is provided for enrollment in classes 1, 6, 9, 10, and 12.

• The applicant must be a resident of Delhi.


• The annual income of the girl's family should not exceed ₹100,000.


• Benefits are available only if there are two daughters in the family.


• The school attended by the child must be recognized by the Delhi government.

• Residence certificate of Delhi (3 years) and ration card.


• Income certificate (from parents).


• Birth certificate (of the girl child).


• A family photograph.


• Caste certificate (of the applicant).


• Aadhaar card (of the child and parents).

• You can contact the State Bank of India.


• Reach out to government or recognized schools.


• Contact the Social Welfare Department office.

Please note that the accuracy or reliability of the information contained in this article is not guaranteed. This information has been compiled from various sources. For complete and accurate details regarding the scheme, please contact the relevant department.