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Matritva, Shishu Evam Baalika Madad Yojana
Uttar PradeshIndividualState/ UTOpen since 2018-12-20
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What this is

"Maatrtv, Shishu Evan Baalika Madad Yojana" is a initiative of Uttar Pradesh state Government to provide the financial assistance to the mother and her girl child.

In detail

The "Matritva, Shishu Evam Baalika Madad Yojana" is a scheme launched by the Uttar Pradesh government to provide financial assistance to construction worker women and wives of construction workers in the state during pregnancy and childbirth. The aim of this scheme is to ensure safe and healthy pregnancies and deliveries for women.

The objective of the scheme is to provide nutritious food to the newborn babies of eligible beneficiaries working in building and other construction processes from their birth till they complete 02 years of age and to the wives of registered female workers and registered male workers after delivery. Along with this, the objective of the scheme is to create positive thinking in the society towards the birth of girls and to give positive results by encouraging legal system like adult marriage.

Who qualifies

Matritva Hitlabh (Maternity benefits):

  • Beneficiary women must be a permanent resident of Uttar Pradesh.
  • Beneficiary women must be a registered construction worker.
  • Beneficiary women must be above 18 years of age.
  • Benefits will be provided only to the first two deliveries of the worker.

Shishu Hitlabh (Child benefits)

  • First girl child born in the family (up to one girl child).
  • Second girl child only if both first and second child are girls.
  • If more than one girl child in first and second delivery, all girls are eligible.
  • Applies to legally adopted girl child (first girl only) in childless families.
  • Birth of girl child must be registered.
  • Girl must remain unmarried until 18 to receive fixed deposit.
  • Benefits will not be provided eligible if recipient of another similar government scheme.

What you get

Matritva Hitlabh (Maternity benefits)

  • Registered male workers: ₹6,000/- lump sum.
  • Female workers for institutional delivery: 3 months' minimum wage equivalent + ₹1,000/- medical bonus.
  • Female workers for miscarriage: 6 weeks' minimum wage equivalent.
  • Female workers for sterilization: 2 weeks' minimum wage equivalent.

Shishu Hitlabh (Child benefits)

  • For son: ₹20,000/- lump sum.
  • For daughter: ₹25,000/- lump sum.
  • For first or second daughter, or legally adopted daughter: ₹25,000/- fixed deposit (matures if unmarried at 18).
  • For handicapped daughter: ₹50,000/- fixed deposit (matures if unmarried at 18).
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Eligibility published here848 characters
Benefit amount published hereamount or quantity stated
Description more than a name163 characters
Implementing agency published herefield absent from the record
How to apply published hereoffline mode declared, no URL needed
Start date published here2018-12-20
End date published hereno end date recorded, so indefinite by omission
Stored links well-formedall parse
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schemeNameMatritva, Shishu Evam Baalika Madad YojanamyScheme · 2026-09-02
schemeOpenDate2018-12-20myScheme · 2026-09-02
schemeCloseDate...not published at source
nodalMinistryName...myScheme · 2026-09-02
dbtSchemeFalsemyScheme · 2026-09-02
achievement data...no source publishes this for any central scheme