BJP leads launch of Haryana’s ₹2,100 Deen Dayal Lado Lakshmi Yojana today with registration camps across all district headquarters.

Lado Lakshmi Yojana is launched in Ambala by Energy Minister Anil Vij, in Panchkula by Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini, and in Karnal by former Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar. In Kaithal, Lok Sabha MP Naveen Jindal serves as the chief guest.

To ensure a state-wide rollout, the BJP mobilizes all its top leaders, including Union Minister Khattar and CM Saini, for launch events happening today. The scheme provides ₹2,100 in monthly financial assistance to eligible women and features registration camps set up in both cities and villages across Haryana.

Key Leaders Inaugurate Lado Lakshmi Yojana Across Haryana

The Chief Minister, along with Cabinet Minister Krishan Bedi and Assembly Speaker Harvinder Kalyan, inaugurates the program in Panchkula. Former CM Khattar takes charge in Karnal, and Minister Vij oversees the launch in Ambala.

Ahead of the launch, Haryana Additional Chief Secretary Dr. G. Anupama instructs all deputy commissioners to ensure smooth execution. In her letter, she stresses the need for dedicated support desks at each camp to assist with form filling, document verification, and grievance redressal.

She states, “The state government’s flagship program, the Deen Dayal Lado Lakshmi Yojana, aims to empower women and promote gender equity. You are requested to undertake detailed preparations and ensure the launch is conducted in mission mode. Every effort must be made to guarantee the success of this important event.”

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According to the Family Information Database Repository, women aged 23 years or older from households with an annual income of less than ₹1 lakh are eligible. Either the woman or her spouse must have been a resident of Haryana for at least 15 years, even if the woman originally hails from another state.

There is no limit on how many eligible women from a single family may benefit. The scheme is being implemented in four phases, with the first phase covering 46 lakh women from BPL households earning under ₹1.8 lakh annually, with priority given to those earning under ₹1 lakh.