The objective of this scheme is to strengthen the economic condition of minority Muslim abandoned/divorced women and make them self-dependent by providing financial assistance of ₹25,000/-.
The objective of this scheme is to strengthen the economic condition of minority Muslim abandoned/divorced women and make them self-dependent by providing financial assistance of ₹25,000/-.
The scheme "Alpsankhyak Muslim Parityakta/Talaqshuda Mahila Sahayata Yojana" has been operated by the Minority Welfare Department, Government of Bihar, since the financial year 2006-07. The objective of this scheme is to strengthen the economic condition of minority Muslim abandoned/divorced women and make them self-dependent by providing financial assistance.
Under this scheme, the state government provides financial assistance of ₹25,000/- to minority Muslim abandoned/divorced women to strengthen their economic condition and make them self-reliant.
Note: The grant amount will be directly transferred to the beneficiary’s bank accounts through RTGS/DBT.
Step 1: Offline — Step 1
To apply for benefits under this scheme, applicants should visit the office of the District Minority Welfare Officer in their respective district to collect the application form. The application form can also be downloaded from the department's website.
Step 2: Offline — Step 2
Fill out the application form and attach all required documents.
Step 3: Offline — Step 3
Submit the completed application form, along with all attachments, to the District Minority Welfare Office of your district. Note 1: For applications and more information, please contact the office of the District Minority Welfare Officer located at the District Headquarters. Note 2: Advertisements for the application of this scheme will be published in newspapers by the Directorate of Minority Welfare. Note 3: The District Minority Welfare Officer will ensure the scrutiny of applications and attachments as per the prescribed procedure. Note 4: The names and addresses of beneficiaries will be published on the departmental website and in a daily Urdu/Hindi newspaper. Beneficiaries will also be informed via SMS.
The scheme has been operational since the financial year 2006-07.
The main objective is to strengthen the economic condition of minority Muslim abandoned/divorced women and make them self-dependent by providing financial assistance.
Minority Muslim women who are either divorced, abandoned by their husbands for more than two years, or whose husbands are completely mentally handicapped can benefit from the scheme.
A one-time financial assistance of [?]25,000/- is provided to eligible women.
The grant amount is directly transferred to the beneficiaries' bank accounts through RTGS/DBT.
No, widows are not eligible for this scheme.
Yes, the applicant must be between 18 and 50 years of age.
The applicant's annual family income should be less than [?]4,00,000/-.
No, a woman who has remarried is not eligible for this scheme.
The benefit can be availed only once in a lifetime.
The applicant needs to submit proof of identity, residence, income, divorce/abandonment/medical certificate for the husband's mental condition, and bank account details.
You can apply at the office of the District Minority Welfare Officer in your respective district.
Beneficiaries will be informed via SMS, and the names and addresses of the beneficiaries will be published on the department's website and in an Urdu/Hindi daily newspaper.
The Directorate of Minority Welfare will publish advertisements for the scheme in newspapers.
You can contact the District Minority Welfare Officer's office in your district headquarters for more information.
Applications are accepted only on the official government portal.
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