Delhi Women to Get ₹2500 Monthly Soon: CM Rekha Gupta Confirms Mahila Samridhi Yojana Portal Launch is Near, Budget Already Set.
₹2500 Relief for Delhi Women Soon!
CM Rekha Gupta -Breaks Silence on Mahila Samridhi Yojana
It’s the update thousands of Delhi women have been waiting for and now, it’s finally here. The BJP government, which came to power in Delhi a few months back, had promised a game-changing scheme in its election manifesto. And that promise was the Mahila Samridhi Yojana ₹2500 every month to support women from economically weaker backgrounds.For a while, there was silence.Now Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has spoken out. And it sounds like something real is finally around the corner.
Portal Launch on the Horizon
Speaking to reporters recently, CM Rekha Gupta confirmed that a dedicated registration portal is being built for the scheme. This is the platform where women will soon be able to apply for their monthly financial support.
Is there a date? Not exactly. But she made it clear “Just a few more months.” The wait may not be over just yet, but for the first time, there’s real movement.
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₹5100 Crore Already Allocated
Here’s the big deal the government isn’t just talking. With an allocation of ₹5100 crore in the state budget for Mahila Samridhi Yojana.A high-level committee has been formed too, working behind the scenes to make sure everything’s ready to go.This means the plan is more than just a promise it’s in motion.
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Who Can Apply?
To qualify for the scheme, you need to meet a few basic conditions:
1.You must be a resident of Delhi for 5 years
2.You need a voter ID with Delhi address
3.Your annual income must be under ₹3 lakh
The CM also hinted that this income limit might be revised lower to focus on the truly needy.
Why This Scheme Matters
For many women, especially single mothers, daily wage earners, or homemakers, ₹2500 can go a long way. It could mean:
1.Paying school fees
2.Buying medicine
3.Starting a tiny business
More than anything, it’s about financial independence and dignity. Women in Delhi wait for months, the end of the tunnel finally sees light .So, every woman holding on to help is almost here.