Government has started the ladli scheme in the government school to encourage education for girls write an article about the ladli scheme and its benifit not for only girls but also for the society (300 word)
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The Ladli (beloved girl) scheme was launched in January 2008 in India by the then ruling political party – Indian National Congress that aimed to empower the girl child in the Indian society.
A girl child is still given less preference than a boy child in many rural parts of India as the girls are considered to be a financial burden while the boys are believed to earn and support the family when they grow up.
In order to reduce the problem of female feticides and lack of female education across the nation, under the scheme the government deposits INR 35,000 in the girl child’s name at different stages from birth till she turns 18. She gets the money on completion of her studies for standard X – 16 years old or standard XII –-18 years old, age equivalent, along with the interest earned on the fixed deposit.
Other financial support is also provided to the family on the birth of a girl child in the form of term deposits of INR 11,000 if the child is born in hospital and of INR 10,000 if born at home. Additional INR 5,000 is added each time when the girl child completes her studies for standard I, VI, IX, XI and XII, i.e, when she turns 7, 12, 14, 16 and 18 years old respectively.
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The Ladli (beloved girl) scheme was launched in January 2008 in India by the then ruling political party – Indian National Congress that aimed to empower the girl child in the Indian society.
A girl child is still given less preference than a boy child in many rural parts of India as the girls are considered to be a financial burden while the boys are believed to earn and support the family when they grow up.
In order to reduce the problem of female feticides and lack of female education across the nation, under the scheme the government deposits INR 35,000 in the girl child’s name at different stages from birth till she turns 18. She gets the money on completion of her studies for standard X – 16 years old or standard XII –-18 years old, age equivalent, along with the interest earned on the fixed deposit.
Other financial support is also provided to the family on the birth of a girl child in the form of term deposits of INR 11,000 if the child is born in hospital and of INR 10,000 if born at home. Additional INR 5,000 is added each time when the girl child completes her studies for standard I, VI, IX, XI and XII, i.e, when she turns 7, 12, 14, 16 and 18 years old respectively.
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