Haryana’s administration has unlocked ₹893 crore in funding, channeling resources straight to its farmers and women in a bold welfare push. Breaking down the package, ₹638 crore flows into crop insurance via PMFBY, safeguarding growers from the vagaries of nature and market fluctuations that have plagued recent harvests.
Complementing this, the Ladli Scheme receives ₹255 crore to nurture the state’s daughters. From infancy to adulthood, eligible families will get periodic payouts, tackling issues like child marriage and educational barriers head-on. This dual focus underscores Haryana’s holistic approach to social equity.
The announcement, made amid ongoing monsoon recovery efforts, reflects the government’s proactive stance. Finance Minister JP Dalal emphasized DBT’s role in eliminating middlemen, ensuring every rupee reaches the intended beneficiary. ‘We’ve seen schemes fail due to leakages; not anymore,’ he asserted.
Contextualizing the impact, Haryana’s 25 lakh farmers stand to gain immensely, especially those in water-stressed districts like Hisar and Sirsa. For women, the funds align with national goals under Beti Bachao Beti Padhao, potentially lifting thousands out of poverty cycles.
Looking ahead, analysts forecast enhanced crop diversification and higher school enrollment. Yet, challenges remain—bureaucratic delays and awareness gaps could hinder rollout. The state plans awareness camps and helplines to bridge these.
Politically, this positions the ruling coalition favorably, countering narratives of agrarian distress. As funds hit accounts soon, real stories of change will define success. Haryana’s welfare machinery is now in high gear, promising a brighter future for its backbone—farmers and mothers.