Raipur. In accordance with the vision of Chief Minister Shri Vishnudev Sai, the Mahatari Vandan Yojana is being implemented to empower women economically. Many women in Mungeli district are using this funding for self-employment and to meet family needs. In this regard, before Rakshabandhan, Chief Minister Shri Vishnudev Sai transferred Rs. 1,000 to the bank accounts of eligible women as the 30th installment of the scheme. Under the scheme, each eligible woman has received a total of Rs. 30,000 in 30 installments. The arrival of the funds in their accounts before the festival has brought special joy to the women.
Mrs. Manju Rajput, a resident of Jhafal village in the district's Lormi tehsil, said that the regular payments received through the scheme have been a financial support for her family. Mrs. Manju Rajput uses this funding for farming-related activities, which helps her family meet necessary agricultural expenses. The funds received under the Mahatari Vandan Yojana have given women the opportunity to contribute to their own needs as well as their families' financial needs. Regular financial assistance supports farming activities and reduces the burden of family expenses. The Mahatari
Vandan Yojana is playing a vital role in strengthening women's self-confidence and economic participation by providing them with regular financial assistance. Women are using the funds for their own needs, family expenses, and livelihood-related activities. This is also strengthening women's role and participation in the family's financial system. Expressing gratitude to Chief Minister Shri Vishnudev Sai for receiving the benefits of the scheme, Mrs. Manju Rajput said that receiving the funds in her account before a festival like Rakshabandhan is a matter of joy. This regular assistance is proving useful for her family and is also supporting her farming activities.