Delhi Laxmi Yojana to Offer Rs 2,500 Monthly to Eligible Women

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The Delhi government is set to launch the Delhi Laxmi Yojana on August 28, providing eligible women aged 21-60 with Rs 2,500 monthly.
Preparations include finalizing eligibility criteria and setting up an online application portal, with fund disbursement options like DBT and potentially CBDC being considered.

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The Delhi government is set to launch the Delhi Laxmi Yojana on August 28, providing eligible women aged 21-60 with Rs 2,500 monthly. Preparations include finalizing eligibility criteria and setting up an online application portal, with fund disbursement options like DBT and potentially CBDC being considered.

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