“Where do I fill the Ladli Behna Yojana form in Rajasthan?” — over the past few days, thousands of people in Rajasthan have been searching Google for exactly this. Searches for “ladli behna yojana rajasthan” have jumped by more than 200% on Google Trends. But before you fill any form, there is one truth you need to hear — a truth no agent or YouTube video will tell you.
Here is the truth: there is no scheme called “Ladli Behna Yojana” in Rajasthan. The famous scheme that pays ₹1,500 every month belongs to Madhya Pradesh’s Mukhyamantri Ladli Behna Yojana — and its benefits go only to women who are residents of Madhya Pradesh. If someone is telling you that the same scheme runs in Rajasthan and is asking for money to fill your form, that is fraud.
So what actually exists for the women of Rajasthan? In this article we will lay out the complete truth — the real story of MP’s scheme, the genuine schemes that Rajasthan runs for women, and how to protect yourself from fraudsters. Read it to the end, so that nobody can fool you.
Note: this is a private information portal (not a government website). For final information about any scheme, always verify on the official portal of the concerned state government.
“ladli behna yojana rajasthan” — The Truth at a Glance
| Question | The truth |
|---|---|
| Is there a Ladli Behna Yojana in Rajasthan? | No. The Rajasthan government runs no scheme by this name. |
| Which state has the ₹1,500/month scheme? | Madhya Pradesh — Mukhyamantri Ladli Behna Yojana (1.25 crore+ women) |
| Can a Rajasthan woman apply for MP’s scheme? | No. Only permanent resident women of MP are eligible. |
| What does Rajasthan have for women? | Ekal Nari Samman Pension, Matritva Poshan Yojana (₹6,000), pension hike in Budget 2025-26 — details below |
| Someone asks for money for the form? | It is fraud. Don’t give anyone money, OTP or Aadhaar. |
What Is Ladli Behna Yojana Really? — MP’s Scheme
The official website is cmladlibahna.mp.gov.in. And the very first eligibility condition is — permanent residence of Madhya Pradesh. That means a woman from Rajasthan, UP, Bihar or any other state cannot apply for it, no matter what any agent claims. The scheme is strictly state-specific, and there is no way around that rule.
If you are from Madhya Pradesh and want the full installment update, our detailed article on the Ladli Behna Yojana 41st installment 2026 — when the ₹1,500 comes in October covers the expected dates and payment checks.
Why Did the Confusion Spread in Rajasthan?
There are three big reasons. First — the similarity of names. Several states run women-focused schemes with similar-sounding names, and people easily mix them up. Second — viral videos on social media and YouTube that talk about “Ladli Behna Yojana” but never mention that it is MP’s scheme, so viewers in Rajasthan assume it applies to them. Third — fraud agents who tell women that “forms are also being filled in Rajasthan” and extract money from them.
Remember this golden rule: applying for a government scheme is always free. Anyone who asks for money for a form, registration, or “getting your name on the list” is a fraudster. There are no exceptions to this rule.
Real Schemes for Women in Rajasthan
Now the good news — the Rajasthan government does run its own schemes for women. Here are the main ones:
1. Mukhyamantri Ekal Nari Samman Pension Yojana
This scheme is for widowed, divorced and deserted (single) women. In Rajasthan’s Budget 2025-26, the pension for widows, single women, the elderly and the disabled was announced to be raised to ₹1,250 per month. Eligibility: resident of Rajasthan, and a single woman (widow/divorced/deserted). Applications are made through the SSO portal or the Social Justice and Empowerment Department. If you are a single woman in Rajasthan struggling financially, this is the scheme that actually applies to you — not Ladli Behna.
2. Mukhyamantri Matritva Poshan Yojana — ₹6,000 Assistance
Women expecting their second child receive a total of ₹6,000 in three installments — ₹1,000 at the first checkup, ₹1,000 after completing the prenatal checkups, and ₹4,000 after the child’s birth. Applications are made through the nearest anganwadi centre. Documents needed: Jan Aadhaar/Bhamashah card, the woman’s Aadhaar, bank account, MAMTA card and mobile number. This is a genuine, running scheme — visit your anganwadi worker, not an agent.
3. Other Announcements in Budget 2025-26
Rajasthan’s Budget 2025-26 brought several announcements for women — opening 4 Devnarayan girls’ residential schools, 16 Savitribai Phule hostels and 17 college-level girls’ hostels, plus a target of making 20 lakh women “Lakhpati Didi”. These schemes are gradually being rolled out on the ground — keep checking sso.rajasthan.gov.in and the concerned department’s website for the latest status. Announcements take time to become working schemes, so don’t believe anyone who claims they can get you enrolled “right now” for a fee.
How to Verify Any Scheme’s Truth (Verification Guide)
Before you believe any scheme news, run it through these five checks:
- Check the official portal only: for Rajasthan’s schemes, sso.rajasthan.gov.in and the concerned department (like sje.rajasthan.gov.in) are the only trustworthy sources.
- Check the state name: for any scheme, the first question to ask is “which state’s scheme is this?”
- Don’t pay money: applying for a genuine government scheme is free of cost.
- Don’t share OTP/Aadhaar: the government never asks for OTP or Aadhaar numbers over the phone.
- Check the dates: hurry-up claims like “tomorrow is the last date” are often a fraudster’s trick.
Your Scam Shield — Staying Safe from Fraud
- If any website asks for money in the name of the “Rajasthan Ladli Behna form,” close it immediately.
- Don’t click on “scheme links” received on WhatsApp or Telegram — fake sites can steal your data.
- Never give your Aadhaar, bank details or OTP to any agent.
- If in doubt, visit the nearest e-Mitra centre or government office and ask there — correct information is available free of cost.
Fraudsters thrive on hope and urgency. They know that a woman who believes ₹1,500 a month is waiting for her will act fast and ask questions later. Slow down, verify on the official portal, and talk to your e-Mitra centre — the genuine schemes will still be there tomorrow.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. Is there a Ladli Behna Yojana in Rajasthan?
No. The Rajasthan government runs no scheme called “Ladli Behna Yojana.” The scheme that pays ₹1,500 per month belongs to Madhya Pradesh.
2. Can a Rajasthan woman apply for MP’s Ladli Behna Yojana?
No. Only permanent resident women of Madhya Pradesh (aged 21-60) are eligible for MP’s scheme. Women from other states cannot apply.
3. Is there any scheme in Rajasthan that pays women every month?
Rajasthan has the Mukhyamantri Ekal Nari Samman Pension (for widowed/divorced/deserted women), and Budget 2025-26 announced raising the pension for widows and single women to ₹1,250 per month. This is not a universal monthly payment like MP’s scheme.
4. What scheme is there for pregnant women in Rajasthan?
The Mukhyamantri Matritva Poshan Yojana — a total of ₹6,000 (₹1,000 + ₹1,000 + ₹4,000) for the second child. Applications are made at the anganwadi centre.
5. Someone asks for money in the name of the “Rajasthan Ladli Behna form” — what should I do?
Don’t pay — it is fraud. Don’t share your OTP, Aadhaar or bank details with anyone, and file a complaint with the nearest police/cyber cell.
6. Where is the installment status of MP’s Ladli Behna Yojana checked?
On the official portal cmladlibahna.mp.gov.in under “application and payment status” — but this is only for beneficiary women of MP.
7. Where will I get correct information about Rajasthan’s schemes?
On sso.rajasthan.gov.in (Rajasthan SSO portal) and the official websites of the concerned departments. Don’t trust any WhatsApp forward.
MP’s Ladli Behna Yojana Eligibility — In Detail
So that no confusion remains, here are the eligibility conditions of MP’s real scheme. All six conditions must be fulfilled together for the money to keep coming without interruption:
- Residence: must be a permanent resident of Madhya Pradesh.
- Age: between 21 and 60 years.
- Marital status: married, widowed, divorced or deserted woman.
- Family income: less than ₹2.5 lakh per year.
- Government job: no government employee/officer in the family.
- Bank and KYC: Aadhaar-linked DBT-enabled bank account, and e-KYC completed on the Samagra portal.
In 2026, most payment stoppages happened because one of these conditions was incomplete — especially e-KYC and Aadhaar linking. So instead of “filling a form in Rajasthan,” if you are an MP resident, fix your KYC; and if you are from Rajasthan, focus on the genuine schemes listed above.
Central Government Schemes Also Apply in Rajasthan
Apart from state schemes, some central government schemes apply across the whole country, including Rajasthan:
- Pradhan Mantri Matru Vandana Yojana (PMMVY): ₹5,000 in three installments to pregnant and lactating mothers for the first living child. Note — Rajasthan’s Matritva Poshan Yojana (₹6,000) is for the second child; the two cannot be taken together.
- Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana: a small savings account in the daughter’s name — a safe way to build a large sum over the long term.
- Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana: free LPG connections for women of poor families — freedom from kitchen smoke.
None of these is a “₹1,500 every month” scheme — so don’t trust anyone who promises a monthly payment in Rajasthan in the name of Ladli Behna.
What Do People Get Wrong Most Often?
- “I saw a form video on YouTube” — most of those videos are about MP’s scheme; look carefully at the state name in the video.
- “My neighbour said her relative got it” — that relative may well be an MP resident. The scheme is state-specific.
- “The agent showed me a list” — making fake lists is an old fraudster trick. The real list exists only on the official portal.
- “Pay first, then the form” — the moment you hear this sentence about a government scheme, understand that the person in front of you is a fraudster.
For the real MP scheme’s installment details, read Ladli Behna Yojana 41st installment 2026. If you are building a house, also see PMAY 2.0’s ₹2.5 lakh housing assistance and how to check your name in the ration card list.
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