Subhadra Yojana Odisha: Amount, Eligibility and Status

Subhadra Yojana amount

Each eligible woman gets Rs 50,000 over five years, from 2024-25 to 2028-29, according to the Odisha WCD Annual Report. That works out to Rs 10,000 a year, paid in two installments of Rs 5,000 each: one around Raksha Bandhan and one on International Women's Day (8 March), as reported by The Pioneer and ThePrint.

The money goes by DBT to an Aadhaar-enabled bank account in the woman's own name. The Odisha Chief Minister's Office put the scheme's annual budget at about Rs 11,000 crore (22 January 2026).

Subhadra Yojana installment dates

Next installment: under the schedule, payments come on Raksha Bandhan and Women's Day, so the 6th would normally fall around 8 March 2027. No date has been officially announced, so treat this as an expectation, not a confirmed date.

After four installments, the total paid had crossed Rs 20,648 crore, as reported on 11 July 2026.

Subhadra Yojana eligibility

According to the Odisha WCD Annual Report 2024-25, a woman is eligible if she:

• Is a resident of Odisha.
• Is 21 or above and below 60 years of age (as per Aadhaar) on the cut-off date.
• Is covered by NFSA or SFSS (state food security scheme), or if not, has family income of not more than Rs 2.50 lakh a year.

She is not eligible if:

• She already gets Rs 1,500 or more per month (Rs 18,000 or more per year) under any state or central scheme.
• She or a family member is a current or former MP or MLA, an income-tax payee, an elected ULB or PRI representative (ward members and councillors are exempt from this rule), a government employee or pensioner, or a member of a government PSU or board. Honorarium and outsourced workers remain eligible.
• The family owns a four-wheeler (light commercial vehicles and tractors are exempt), more than 5 acres of irrigated land or 10 acres of non-irrigated land, or has income above Rs 2.50 lakh.

Subhadra Yojana online apply and e-KYC

The official report describes Aadhaar-based registration on the Subhadra portal, with free help at Common Service Centres (CSCs) and Ama Seva Kendras. The steps:

1. Register online with Aadhaar on the official portal subhadra.odisha.gov.in, or visit a CSC or Ama Seva Kendra, where registration is free.
2. Complete biometric e-KYC, also free at a CSC or Ama Seva Kendra.
3. Make sure your Aadhaar is linked to your mobile number.
4. Make sure your bank account is in your name, Aadhaar-seeded and DBT-enabled. Ask your bank branch to confirm.
5. For help, visit the helpdesk at your CDPO office or call 14678.

Menu names on the portal may change. If you cannot find an option, go to a CSC or Ama Seva Kendra.

Is registration open in 2026? The Pioneer reported on 11 July 2026 that 3.17 lakh new women had registered in 2026-27, and that 3.53 lakh applications were under field verification with a 25 July 2026 deadline. Check with your CDPO office for the current position.

Subhadra Yojana status check and NPCI

We could not open the Subhadra portal, so we cannot confirm the exact status menu. The practical ways to check are:

• Look for an applicant login or status option on subhadra.odisha.gov.in.
• Check your bank passbook or SMS around each Raksha Bandhan and Women's Day.
• Ask the CDPO office helpdesk or call 14678.

Searches for "Subhadra Yojana NPCI" are usually about bank linking. What the official report requires is an Aadhaar-enabled, DBT-enabled bank account in the woman's name. If money has not come, ask your bank to check this. As reported in July 2026, pending steps for new applicants included e-KYC, bank verification and biometrics, and 5,277 names of women who had died were removed in verification.

Complaints and safety

Grievances can be filed online or through the District Social Welfare Officer (DSWO) offices, according to the WCD Annual Report. The toll-free helpline is 14678.

• Registration and e-KYC are free at CSCs and Ama Seva Kendras. Do not pay agents.
• This site never asks for your Aadhaar, bank details or OTP. Never share them with unknown callers.
• Ignore websites and social media pages that look official but do not end in odisha.gov.in.

Similar schemes elsewhere

Other states run monthly cash schemes for women, such as Maharashtra's Ladki Bahin Yojana, Madhya Pradesh's Ladli Behna Yojana and Chhattisgarh's Mahtari Vandan Yojana. Note that the central PMMVY maternity scheme was not implemented in Odisha as of April 2025. Women in Self Help Groups can read about Lakhpati Didi.