The Maharashtra Finance Minister, Ajit Pawar, unveiled the state budget for 2023, which saw a significant decrease in funding for several key programs. Notably, the Ladki Bahin payout, a popular scheme aimed at empowering young girls, has been entirely om
Maharashtra BudgetLadki Bahin PayoutAjit PawarOppositionSocial WelfareReal Estate MaharashtraMar 11, 2025
The Ladki Bahin payout is a financial assistance scheme designed to support and empower young girls in Maharashtra. It provides financial aid to families to ensure that girls complete their education and are not forced into early marriage or labor.
The ruling government has cited financial constraints and the need to allocate funds to other critical areas such as healthcare and infrastructure as reasons for excluding the Ladki Bahin payout from the budget.
The exclusion of the Ladki Bahin payout could have far-reaching consequences, particularly in underprivileged communities, as it may lead to higher dropout rates among girls and a potential increase in early marriages and child labor.
The opposition has strongly criticized the ruling government for neglecting the welfare of young girls and has demanded a revaluation of the budget to include the Ladki Bahin payout.
Social activists and NGOs are raising awareness about the importance of supporting young girls, and the opposition has called for a special session of the assembly to discuss the budget and the exclusion of the Ladki Bahin payout.
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