Mamata Yojana Odisha 2025: Updated Benefits, Eligibility & How to Apply

The Odisha government has recently announced significant changes to its maternity benefit schemes. The Mamata Yojana has now been integrated with the Pradhan Mantri Matru Vandana Yojana (PMMVY) to provide enhanced financial assistance to pregnant and lactating women.

Key Features of the Revised Mamata Yojana

  • Financial Assistance:

    • For the birth of a son: ₹10,000
    • For the birth of a daughter: ₹12,000 (includes an additional ₹2,000 as an incentive)
  • Benefit Limit:

    • Each family is eligible for benefits for up to two children.
    • However, this limit does not apply to Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PVTGs).
  • Incentives for Anganwadi Workers:

    • Anganwadi workers assisting in the registration and postnatal care of pregnant women will receive an increased incentive from ₹200 to ₹250.
    • Anganwadi helpers will now receive ₹150 instead of the previous ₹50.

Objectives of the Scheme

The primary goal of this integrated initiative is to improve the health and nutrition of pregnant and lactating mothers while encouraging the birth of girl children. The scheme aims to enhance gender equality and empower women.

How to Apply for Mamata Yojana?

  1. Visit the nearest Anganwadi Center (AWC).
  1. Fill out the Mamata Yojana application form with necessary details.
  1. Submit required documents, such as:
  • Aadhaar card
  • Pregnancy registration card from Anganwadi
  • Bank account details
  • Address proof
  • Immunization records after childbirth
  1. Verification and approval by local authorities.
  1. Receive financial benefits in the bank account upon successful approval.

Financial Provisions

For the financial year 2025-26, the estimated expenditure for the scheme is around ₹511 crore, with contributions as follows:

  • Central Government: ₹115.97 crore
  • State Government: ₹395.75 crore

This combined initiative is expected to significantly improve maternal and child health outcomes in Odisha while promoting women’s welfare.







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