Beti Hai Anmol Yojana
The government of Himachal Pradesh launched a scheme for girls to encourage the education of the girl child below the poverty line (BPL) on 5 July 2010.
About the Beti Hai Anmol Yojana Scheme
Beti Hai Anmol is the prominent scheme of the Himachal Pradesh Government and it was launched on July 2010. This scheme is a welfare scheme to provide financial assistance to girl children of BPL Families but only up to two girls in a family. The government will deposit ₹ 21,000/- per girl child to the post office or bank account. The motive is to make girls self-reliant for necessary financial assistance and education. The annual scholarship will also be provided ranging from ₹ 450/- to ₹5000/- per year from Class 1st to Graduation for books/dresses, etc.
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Objective
- To change the negative narrative of family/community respect to the girl child birth.
- To stop child marriage of girls.
- Admission to schools and to continue the study of girls.
- Assistance to girls for taking up income generating activities.
- Empowering girls and making them self-reliant.
- Financial support to the girls of Himachal Pradesh.
- Girls can study through scholarships that provide dress or books
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Benefits
The following financial assistance will be provided under Himachal Pradesh Beti Hai Anmol Yojana :-
StagesAmountAt the time of Birth₹ 21,000/-From Class 1st to 3rd₹450/- per yearIn Class 4th ₹750/- per yearIn Class 5th₹ 900/- per yearFrom Class 6th to 7th₹1050/- per yearIn Class 8th₹1200/- per yearFrom Class 9th to 10th₹1500/- per yearFrom Class 11th to 12th₹ 2250/- per yearB.A, B.Com, B.Sc, etc₹ 5000/- each yearB.E, B.Tech, MBBS, LLB, B.Ed, etc₹5000/- each year<br>
Eligibility Criteria
Eligibility
- The candidate must be a permanent resident of Himachal Pradesh
- To the girls who are below the poverty line (BPL).
- From each BPL family, only two girl children are eligible.
- All BPL girls who are born after July 5, 2010, can get the benefits of studying till class 12.
- A beneficiary girl should not get married before completing 18 years.
- The girl who was born after July 5, 2010, will get benefit from this scheme.
How to Apply for Beti Hai Anmol Yojana
Application mode: Online
- Applicants can apply online through the Online registration [process link. ]()1. After filling out the form submit it to the Anganwadi worker for further action.
- The Anganwadi worker will open an account in the post office or in the bank.
- On completion of 18 years, the entire amount will be paid to the girl child.
- To get a scholarship. After admission.
- An application will be written by the parents to the school headmaster.
- Headmaster will give it to the project officer of Beti Hai Anmol Scheme.
- It will be passed by the project officer.
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Exclusions
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Beti Hai Anmol Yojana scheme?
Beti Hai Anmol is the prominent scheme of the Himachal Pradesh Government and it was launched on July 2010. This scheme is a welfare scheme to provide financial assistance to girl children of BPL Families but only up to two girls in a family. The government will deposit ₹ 21,000…
Who is eligible for Beti Hai Anmol Yojana?
Eligibility The candidate must be a permanent resident of Himachal Pradesh To the girls who are below the poverty line (BPL). From each BPL family, only two girl children are eligible. All BPL girls who are born after July 5, 2010, can get the benefits of studying till class 12. A beneficiary girl…
What benefits does Beti Hai Anmol Yojana provide?
The following financial assistance will be provided under Himachal Pradesh Beti Hai Anmol Yojana :- StagesAmountAt the time of Birth₹ 21,000/-From Class 1st to 3rd₹450/- per yearIn Class 4th ₹750/- per yearIn Class 5th₹ 900/- per yearFrom Class 6th to 7th₹1050/- per yearIn Class 8th₹1200/- per year…
How can I apply for Beti Hai Anmol Yojana?
Applicants can apply online through the Online registration [process link. ]()1. After filling out the form submit it to the Anganwadi worker for further action. The Anganwadi worker will open an account in the post office or in the bank. On completion of 18 years, the entire amount will be paid to…
Source: official scheme details published on the Government of India's myScheme portal. Always verify eligibility and deadlines on the official portal before applying. Scheme rules can change.
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