Sarkari Yojana 2026

Maharashtra government removed over 92 lakh people from Mukhyamantri Majhi Ladki Bahin Yojana after a strict checking process. Officials confirmed that 1.67 crore women are still eligible for the scheme. This reduction happened due to missed e-KYC, income limit issues, and having vehicles.

Scheme verification details

Minister Aditi Tatkare shared that nearly 60 lakh women did not finish the required e-KYC despite giving extra time. Also, the state is taking back money from ineligible men who claimed benefits by mistake. Meanwhile, CAG has raised concerns about the money pressure and questioned expenses reaching 3,541 crore rupees. Officials are checking complaints from women who finished their paperwork but are still waiting for payments.

West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari announced an increase in food allocations for government hospitals and schools. From August 1, 2026, the daily diet cost for patients in state-run health centres will increase from 56.64 to 110. This change helps make sure patients get better nutrition during treatment.

Increased food quality

School meals are also getting an upgrade. Under the PM POSHAN scheme, the daily cooking cost for pre-primary and primary students will increase from 6.78 to 10. The state government will cover the additional cost to maintain quality. These updates come after nine years of flat rates and show a focus on public health and child development.

Social Welfare Department officials in Srinagar recently held a special drive at Lal Ded Hospital to help expecting mothers. This scheme supports the Pradhan Mantri Matru Vandana Yojana, which provides money directly to pregnant and breastfeeding women.

Health support for mothers

Officials provided clear information on who can apply and what documents are needed. Staff also helped women register for the scheme on the spot. This work helps improve health for mothers and children by encouraging hospital deliveries and proper care.

If you fit the rules, visit your nearest Anganwadi Centre or local Social Welfare Office to apply. Timely registration is very important to get these benefits without problems.

Kanpur district is working to support local students. Recently, 83 teachers attended interviews to provide free coaching for competitive exams. A panel led by Chief Development Officer Abhinav Jain evaluated these educators. This is part of Mukhyamantri Abhyudaya Yojana, a government scheme made for talented but poor students.

Selection Process for Teachers

Officials received 101 applications for 55 teaching positions. Selected candidates will coach students preparing for major exams like IAS, PCS, JEE, NEET, and SSC. This helps quality education reach students who need it.

Delhi government plans to launch Delhi Lakshmi Yojana by late August. This scheme supports women aged 21 to 60 with a payment of ₹2,500 every month. Chief Minister Rekha Gupta confirmed the rollout is planned around Raksha Bandhan.

Eligibility and requirements

Rules for this scheme are specific. Only one woman per family can apply. Families must have lived in Delhi for at least 10 years to be eligible. Your family income must remain under ₹2.5 lakh yearly to qualify. Families that own a four-wheeler or already get other government pensions cannot apply for this help.

This scheme was previously known as Mahila Samriddhi Yojana. It provides financial support for women across the capital.

Delhi government officially started the process to adopt Naya Safar Yojana. This central scheme helps replace old, polluting trucks and buses with modern BS-VI or electric vehicles. This is a big step for cleaner air in the capital region.

Vehicle scrap incentives

Owners who choose to scrap their older commercial vehicles will get support. Delhi government is offering a 100% concession on motor vehicle tax for new commercial vehicles and 50% for used ones over a decade. Expect waivers on registration fees and pending road tax penalties. These perks come on top of existing central incentives like fuel vouchers and manufacturer discounts. Roughly 2.07 lakh vehicle owners in the Delhi-NCR area will get help from this move.

Haryana government has extended the deadline for Vivadon Se Samadhan Yojana 2026 until December 31. This extension gives plot allottees more time to settle long-standing disputes regarding enhancement charges.

This is a chance for people who missed the earlier date to apply. The scheme covers 103 sectors and includes residential, industrial, and institutional plots. Officials expect this to help over 5,000 allottees save more than Rs 770 crore in rebates.

How to apply for rebate

Eligible people can check their rebate amount and apply online through the official HSVP portal. It is better to finish this process early to avoid any last-minute technical issues on the website. Government officials have noted that failure to act before the deadline could lead to legal action or the resumption of the plot.

Confusion recently spread regarding Mukhyamantri Majhi Ladki Bahin Yojana after reports suggested many women were removed from the scheme. Department of Women and Child Development has officially dismissed these claims as baseless.

Official details show that while over 60 lakh applicants missed their E-KYC deadline, the government is not acting unfairly. Some applicants were removed because they did not meet income rules or owned a four-wheeler. This disqualifies them under current scheme rules. If you are a genuine beneficiary who completed your verification, do not worry. The department is currently running a re-verification process to fix any errors and make sure you get your payments.

Ongoing support for women

Also, the state is managing overlaps with Sanjay Gandhi Niradhar Yojana to make sure women continue receiving support from at least one source. The government remains committed to keeping this welfare scheme running smoothly for all eligible sisters across Maharashtra.

Thousands of women in Maharashtra are reporting that their monthly Rs 1,500 payment under Mukhyamantri Majhi Ladki Bahin Yojana has stopped. As Raksha Bandhan comes closer, many families who need this money for daily costs are looking for answers.

Payment Status and Verification

State government officials explain that the ongoing verification process is required to remove ineligible applicants. This includes those who pay income tax or own four-wheelers. Officials say more than 1.6 crore women are still eligible, while others are being checked through mandatory e-KYC compliance. Even so, many people say they finished all required paperwork but are still facing delays with their payments.

A recent CAG report also raised concerns about money management and budget issues linked to the scheme. The government promises that eligible people will still get their benefits. Even with this, many families remain worried about the current administrative delays.

Delhi government officially renamed Mahila Samriddhi Yojana to Delhi Lakshmi Yojana. This scheme provides money help of ₹2,500 every month to eligible women aged between 21 and 60 years. Chief Minister Rekha Gupta confirmed the rollout is planned for the Raksha Bandhan festival.

Eligibility and Rules

To apply, you must have lived in Delhi for at least 10 years. This scheme is made for families with an annual income below ₹2.5 lakh. Please note that families owning a four-wheeler or those already getting other government pension benefits cannot apply. Only one woman per family, specifically the eldest eligible member, can get this support. The government is keeping the process clear to make sure eligible people get help on time without problems.

Delhi government has launched Naya Safar Yojana, a scheme to reduce air pollution by getting old commercial vehicles off the road. The scheme gives a full road tax waiver to owners who scrap vehicles older than 15 years. Officials expect this to help over 2 lakh vehicle owners, but many small fleet operators worry about the actual money impact.

Concerns for small fleet owners

Buying a new BS-VI truck costs much more than what the tax waiver saves. For a small operator, paying for a new vehicle often means taking on big loans with high interest rates. Does this policy really help the small owner, or does it mainly help large logistics firms and car companies? As winter comes and pollution levels rise, this scheme acts as a policy point to update the capital's transport fleet.

Maharashtra government is taking action to recover money from 14,298 men who wrongly claimed benefits under Mukhyamantri Majhi Ladki Bahin Yojana. These people registered as women to get monthly payments of ₹1,500. Data shows these wrong claims led to a loss of about ₹21.44 crore over ten months.

Recovery of funds

Minister Aditi Tatkare confirmed the recovery process started after a review of beneficiary records by the Department of Information and Technology. The scheme was made to help poor women but faced problems because of self-certification rules used at the start. Checking is ongoing to make sure only eligible women get the money. Also, reports show that many other applicants were removed from the scheme because they failed e-KYC processes or went over income and age limits.