Aapki Beti Hamari Beti in Chandrapur
ABHB
Department of Women and Child Development, Government of Haryana
Guidance for businesses in Chandrapur
The scheme "Aapki Beti Hamari Beti" was launched by the Department of Women and Child Development, Government of Haryana on 24th August 2015.
At a glance
- Scheme Name
- Aapki Beti Hamari Beti
- Launched By
- Dept. of Women and Child Development, Govt. of Haryana
- Launch Date
- 24th August 2015
- First girl child (SC/BPL)
- One-time grant of ₹21,000
- Second girl child (on/after 22 Jan 2015)
- One-time grant of ₹21,000
- Encashment
- At 18 years of age and unmarried
Benefits
First Girl Child (SC/BPL):
- A one-time grant of ₹21,000/- for SC or BPL families whose first girl child is born on or after 22nd January 2015.
Second Girl Child:
- ₹21,000/- (one time) for families whose second girl child is born on or after 22nd January 2015, irrespective of caste, creed, religion, income, and number of sons.
Twin/Multiple Girls (on/after 22 Jan 2015):
- ₹21,000/- (one time) per girl child in any eligible family of Haryana.
Second Girl Child (on/before 21 Jan 2015):
- ₹5,000/- per girl child per annum for five years (for those eligible under the Ladli scheme).
Twin/Multiple Girls (on/before 21 Jan 2015):
- ₹2,500/- per girl child per annum for five years (for those eligible under the Ladli scheme).
LIC Investment:
- The money is invested with LIC of India in the name of the girl child beneficiary through her mother (or father/guardian), released within one month of a completed application.
Eligibility
- All Scheduled Caste families whose first girl child is born on or after 22nd January 2015 shall be eligible to receive a one-time grant.
- All Below Poverty Line (BPL) families whose first girl child is born on or after 22nd January 2015 shall be eligible to receive a one-time grant.
- All families whose second girl child is born on or after 22nd January 2015, will receive a one-time grant irrespective of their caste, creed, religion, income, and number of sons.
- In cases of twin/multiple girls born on or after 22nd January 2015, a one-time grant per girl child is provided in any family satisfying the eligibility conditions.
- All families whose second girl child is born on or before 21st January 2015 will receive a one-time grant per girl child per annum for five years (applicable for those eligible under the Ladli scheme), irrespective of caste, creed, religion, income, and number of sons.
- In cases of twin/multiple girls born on or before 21st January 2015, a one-time grant per girl child per annum for five years (applicable for those eligible under the Ladli scheme).
- All parents resident of Haryana or having a Haryana domicile, and at least one of the parents along with the girl child should be residing in Haryana.
- The pregnant women should be registered at the nearest Anganwadi Centre or with the Health Department.
- The birth of all girl children shall be registered.
- The girl child shall have an Aadhaar number (at the time of enrolment, the Aadhaar number of the parents is also accepted).
- The parents should ensure proper and timely immunization of the girl children and attach immunization records with the application form.
- Beneficiaries should be enrolled in Anganwadi Centre as per their age.
- To encash the Membership Certificate, the beneficiary girl must be 18 years of age and unmarried.
Documents required
- Aadhaar Card - Girl(s)/Parents/Guardian
- Residence proof
- Caste Certificate
- Self-attested copy of the birth certificate
- Immunization card of the beneficiary
- Passport Size photographs of the beneficiary
- BPL Card (If applicable)
- Bank account details
How to apply
- 1
The application form will be available free of cost from the Anganwadi Centre or can be downloaded from the website of the Department.
- 2
The duly filled form along with the self-attested copy of the birth certificate & immunization card of the beneficiary and the Aadhaar number of child or of the parents shall be deposited with the Anganwadi Worker/Health Staff.
- 3
The Anganwadi worker/Health Staff shall submit the same to the Circle Supervisor/Medical Officer or to the Women and Child Development Project Officer/Civil Surgeon.
- 4
The Women and Child Development Project Officer/Civil Surgeon will forward the cases to the District Programme Officer of the concerned district, who will sanction the amount as per eligibility and deposit it via Aadhaar-linked bank account of LIC for investment in the name of the beneficiary.
- 5
Note:
- Employees of Haryana Government residing at Chandigarh and Delhi can apply to District Programme Officer Panchkula and Gurgaon respectively. LIC issues a Membership Certificate for each beneficiary, delivered via the District Programme Officer to the parents/guardian. The eligible girl along with her mother/father/guardian applies on the prescribed proforma to the District Programme Officer, who hands over the Membership Certificate after ascertaining eligibility.
About the scheme
Aapki Beti Hamari Beti is a Haryana government scheme aimed at improving the child sex ratio and promoting the survival, health, and education of girls. Under the scheme, a one-time grant is invested with LIC of India in the name of the girl child beneficiary through her mother (or father/guardian).
The maturity value can be encashed when the beneficiary girl turns 18 years of age and is unmarried, provided the eligibility conditions are continuously met.
Why it matters
- Improves Sex Ratio:
- Encourages a positive attitude toward the birth of girl children.
- Financial Security:
- A ₹21,000 investment with LIC in the girl's name.
- Supports Education:
- Aims to improve enrolment and retention of girls in schools.
- Discourages Child Marriage:
- Benefit is encashable only at 18 and if unmarried.
Focus areas
- Girl Child Welfare:
- Financial support and security for girl children.
- Child Sex Ratio:
- Encouraging the birth and survival of girls.
- Education:
- Promoting enrolment and retention of girls in school.
- Delaying Marriage:
- Benefit encashable only at 18 and if unmarried.
Is this scheme right for you?
Aapki Beti Hamari Beti is a meaningful step by the Haryana government to celebrate and secure the future of girl children. By investing ₹21,000 with LIC in a girl's name—encashable at 18 if she remains unmarried—the scheme promotes the survival, education, and dignity of girls while improving the state's child sex ratio. If you have an eligible girl child in Haryana, this scheme can provide her a valuable financial head start.
Frequently asked questions
What is the aim of the scheme?
The aim of this scheme is to improve the child sex ratio and ensure survival, and proper health, and promote the education of girls in the state. Every girl child has a right to be born and have access to education in order to develop her potential.
What is the objective of the scheme?
To bring about change in the societal attitude towards the birth of the girl child. To improve the child sex ratio in the state. To improve enrolment and retention of girl children in schools and to assist the girls to undertake income-generating activities. To raise the age at marriage of girls.
Which department has launched this scheme?
Women and Child Development Department, Government of Haryana
When was this scheme launched?
This scheme was launched on 24th August 2015.
Who is eligible to get the benefits of the scheme?
The scheme is covering 1st girl child born in a family belonging to Schedule Caste, and all Below Poverty Line (BPL) and, the 2nd twin/multiple girls born on or after 22nd January 2015 in any family in the State of Haryana satisfying the eligibility criteria.
Is this scheme only for a resident of Haryana State?
Yes, the applicant must be a permanent resident of Haryana State.
What is the eligibility criterion to encash Membership Certificate?
In order to obtain the maturity value of the investment in Membership Certificate at the time of applying the beneficiary girl must be 18 years of age and unmarried.
What is the benefit of the scheme?
Under the scheme, a sum of ₹21000/- is invested with Life Insurance Corporation LIC in the name of 1st Girl child of SC/BPL families and 2nd child of a family belonging to any caste.
Is it mandatory to enroll beneficiary in Anganwadi Centre?
Yes, the beneficiary should be enrolled in Anganwadi Centre as per their age.
How can an applicant apply under the scheme?
The eligible applicant may apply through offline mode.
How can an applicant apply offline under the scheme?
The mother/ father/guardian of the eligible girl child beneficiary should apply in the prescribed form along with relevant documents as prescribed by the Women and Child Development Department, Haryana through the Anganwadi Worker/Supervisor/Health Staff of the concerned area.
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