Kanya Sumangala Scheme Helps Over 46,000 Girls in Bareilly Pursue Education
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The Mukhyamantri Kanya Sumangala Yojana continues to support families in Uttar Pradesh's Bareilly by providing financial assistance across multiple educational and developmental stages, with reports indicating that over 46,000 beneficiaries have received support under the initiative.
Launched in 2019, the state government scheme provides eligible girls with up to Rs 25,000 distributed in six distinct instalments. These milestones range from birth and immunization to school admissions in classes 1, 6, and 9, concluding with enrolment in a graduation or recognized diploma course.
How the Scheme Works and Student Experiences
- Birth and Immunization: Families receive Rs 5,000 at birth and an additional Rs 2,000 upon completing full immunization up to age one.
- School Milestones: Instalments include Rs 3,000 for Class 1 admission, Rs 3,000 for Class 6 admission, and Rs 5,000 for Class 9 admission.
- Higher Education: A final instalment of Rs 7,000 is granted upon enrolment in a graduation or recognized diploma course of at least two years.
Local families have reported utilizing the financial aid in various ways. While some students and parents have used the funds for immediate expenses such as school fees, tuition, notebooks, and books, others have chosen to save the amounts in bank accounts for future higher education.
- Radhika Saxena: A Class 9 student aspiring to become a teacher, Radhika and her family have saved her scheme assistance to fund a future Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) degree.
- Deepiksha Khandelwal: Also in Class 9, Deepiksha has received assistance twice (upon entering classes 6 and 9) and aims to pursue a career in fashion designing.
- Priyanshi: Financial assistance helped her family manage immediate tuition fees and purchase required study materials as she works toward a career in medicine.
Official Guidance and Verification
District Probation Officer Monika Rana confirmed that the scheme aims to support girls from birth through higher education. Officials note that applications can be submitted online through designated Jan Seva Kendras. Citizens are advised to verify official guidelines, eligibility criteria, and documentation requirements directly through authorized Uttar Pradesh government portals or local district welfare offices before applying.
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