- 1.88 lakh women beneficiaries who were previously left out will now receive the third installment under Subhadra Yojana in Odisha.
- Feedback was collected from 22,000 women with support from IIM Sambalpur, the W&CD department, and social volunteers.
- The third installment is planned for Raksha Bandhan, and new applications for future inclusion will be accepted soon.
In a major update to the Subhadra Yojana scheme, the Odisha government has approved the inclusion of 1.88 lakh additional women beneficiaries who were previously left out of earlier installments. The decision follows a comprehensive review conducted by the Department of Women and Child Development in collaboration with IIM Sambalpur. The move aims to ensure that no eligible woman is denied the benefits of the scheme, reinforcing the state’s commitment to inclusive welfare.
Including Left Out Women Beneficiaries under Subhadra Yojana
For Raksha Bandhan, the Odisha government plans to give out the third installment of the Subhadra Yojana, now including the 1.88 lakh women who missed out last time. This update was shared by Deputy CM Pravati Parida, highlighting the government’s focus on being inclusive and reaching out to all.
Gathering Feedback from 22,000 Women
To make sure the scheme is carried out well, the government carried out a large review. Feedback was collected from about 22,000 women beneficiaries across Odisha. This effort is supported by the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Sambalpur and the Department of Women and Child Development (W&CD).
Also, National Service Scheme (NSS) volunteers and other social groups have played an important role in gathering accurate information from the ground. This detailed review will help find and fix any issues that caused women to be left out of earlier installments.
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Payment Plans and Future Applications
The third installment under Subhadra Yojana will be paid on Raksha Bandhan (called Rakhi Purnima locally). Before this, the W&CD department will complete the necessary steps within a couple of days to include the 1.88 lakh left out beneficiaries. After that, the department will announce the exact date and time for payment so that the women get their missed funds without delay.
Looking ahead, the state government will start accepting new applications to include more deserving women under Subhadra Yojana. Deputy CM Pravati Parida stressed the importance of clear review and timely delivery of benefits.
| Details | Information |
|---|---|
| Number of Left Out Women Beneficiaries | 1.88 Lakh |
| Number of Women for Feedback Collection | 22,000 |
| Schedule for Third Installment Disbursement | Raksha Bandhan 2025 |
| Authorities Involved | IIM Sambalpur, W&CD, NSS Volunteers |
| Official Website | https://subhadra.odisha.gov.in/ |
Thanks to the joint efforts of the Odisha government and its partners, you can expect smooth and timely benefits under Subhadra Yojana. Whether you missed earlier payments or want to apply for the first time, watch for official updates from the W&CD department.
For more information, you can visit the Odisha Department of Women and Child Development’s official website: http://wcd.odisha.gov.in/