In the recent Maharashtra Budget 2025, concerns have been raised about the allocation for the Ladki Bahin scheme. This article delves into the details and clarifies the funding situation.
Maharashtra BudgetLadki Bahin SchemeAjit PawarDevendra FadnavisInfrastructureReal Estate MaharashtraMar 11, 2025

The Ladki Bahin scheme is a government initiative in Maharashtra aimed at providing educational support and financial assistance to girls. It focuses on reducing dropout rates and ensuring equal opportunities for education and skill development.
No, the budget for the Ladki Bahin scheme has not been significantly reduced. The government has assured that sufficient funds are allocated to continue and expand the scheme's reach.
The government's strategy for efficient spending includes a review of existing programs, reallocation of funds to priority areas, and the establishment of a monitoring mechanism to track the progress of schemes like Ladki Bahin.
In addition to the Ladki Bahin scheme, the budget includes significant allocations for health care, rural development, and infrastructure. The MSRDC has secured $2.5 billion in funding commitments for infrastructure projects.
The government has responded positively to calls for transparency and accountability. Regular updates and audits will be conducted, and the public will be kept informed about the progress of various initiatives, including the Ladki Bahin scheme.

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