Reviewed on: 2026-06-19.
Savita kept her phone screen on all morning, opening the portal every hour to see whether the green “Payment Status” tag had appeared. Like lakhs of women across Maharashtra, she depends on that Rs 1,500 reaching her account on time. Waiting feels longer when you do not know what day it will arrive.
If you are in the same position, here is exactly what you need to do.
Direct answer. Log in at ladakibahin.maharashtra.gov.in/sign-in with your registered mobile number and OTP, then open “Applications Made Earlier” on your dashboard. Your application status and full payment history appear on screen. The scheme pays Rs 1,500 per month via Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) to your Aadhaar-linked bank account. There is no fixed calendar date for each month's release; check the official portal or your District Women and Child Development office for the current installment date.
Follow these steps on ladakibahin.maharashtra.gov.in:
What you need before you start:
Alternative - Nari Shakti Doot App: Download the Nari Shakti Doot app from Google Play, log in with your registered mobile number, and check your application and eKYC status directly from your phone.
Offline help: If you cannot access the portal, visit your nearest Setu Suvidha Kendra, Gram Panchayat office, or Aaple Sarkar Seva Kendra. Staff there can check your status using your application details.
The scheme is open to women who meet all of the following conditions:
The scheme is administered by the Women and Child Development Department, Government of Maharashtra.
| Detail | As per official sources |
|---|---|
| Monthly benefit | Rs 1,500 per eligible woman |
| Annual benefit | Rs 18,000 |
| Payment mode | DBT to Aadhaar-linked bank account |
| Scheme start | July 2024 (first payment released August 2024, Raksha Bandhan) |
On the next installment date: The Maharashtra government does not publish a fixed calendar date for every month's release. Payments have historically been released between the 10th and 20th of the month, sometimes tied to significant occasions. For the current installment release date, check the official portal or follow announcements from the Women and Child Development Department.
These are the most common problems and what to do about each.
eKYC not completed or failed
The most frequent reason for suspended payments. Log in, go to your application, and find the eKYC section. Enter your Aadhaar number, complete the captcha, and verify with OTP. If eKYC fails due to a technical error, visit your Gram Panchayat or Setu Suvidha Kendra with your Aadhaar card.
Aadhaar name mismatch
Even minor spelling differences between your Aadhaar name and your bank account name can put payments on hold. Visit your bank branch with your Aadhaar card and ask for the name to be corrected to match Aadhaar exactly.
Bank account not seeded for DBT
Go to your bank branch and ask for the “DBT/NPCI Seeding” form. Make sure they tick the consent box for government scheme payments. Check your Aadhaar status on the UIDAI portal to confirm your Aadhaar is active and linked.
Application shows “Rejected”
Log in and check the “Remarks” column on your application for the specific reason. Use the “Edit/Update” option to correct the flagged detail and re-submit. If you cannot edit online, visit your District Women and Child Development office with original documents.
Status shows “Paid” but money has not arrived
Wait 2-3 working days, as DBT transfers sometimes take time to reflect in your passbook. If still missing after that, call the helpline (see below), raise a grievance on the portal, or visit your district office. Also see when your name is missing from a beneficiary list for a general troubleshooting framework that applies here too.
Account suspended after eKYC deadline
Visit your nearest Setu Suvidha Kendra or Gram Panchayat with your Aadhaar card and application documents. The government has deployed field teams for door-to-door verification; if no team has visited you, approach the kendra proactively.
Go to ladakibahin.maharashtra.gov.in/sign-in, enter your registered mobile number, verify the OTP, and your payment history appears on your dashboard. You can also use the Nari Shakti Doot app from Google Play for the same result.
It means you have not yet completed identity verification on the portal. Payments are withheld until eKYC is done. Log in, go to the eKYC section, enter your Aadhaar number, and verify with OTP. If the portal gives an error, visit your Gram Panchayat with your Aadhaar card.
There is no single fixed date published for every month. Payments have been released between the 10th and 20th in various months. Check the official portal or announcements from the Women and Child Development Department for the current month's date.
First confirm your bank account is Aadhaar-seeded for DBT at your bank branch. Then call 181 and quote your application number. If that does not resolve it, visit your District Women and Child Development office with your Aadhaar card, passbook, and application printout. As a last resort, file an RTI (see below) to get a written response.
Log in to the portal and check whether your application exists and what status it shows. If it was rejected, the remarks column will tell you why. Correct the issue and re-submit through the portal or at your Gram Panchayat. If you never received an application number, apply fresh on the portal.
No. The OTP for login is sent to the mobile number you registered at the time of application. You need access to that number. If you have changed your number, visit your Aaple Sarkar Seva Kendra with your Aadhaar card to update the registered mobile.
Carry your Aadhaar card, a printout or screenshot of your application status from the portal (showing the application number and current status), your bank passbook, and any rejection notice or remarks shown on the portal.
Women's benefit schemes from other states follow a similar process:
If the portal shows nothing, the helpline gives no answer, and your district office is unresponsive, you have a legal right to ask for information. Under Section 6(1) of the Right to Information Act 2005, file an RTI with the Public Information Officer of the following authority:
File an RTI to: Women and Child Development Department, Maharashtra
→ Use our free AI RTI Drafter to generate a complete Section 6(1) application.
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By Dr. Shrawan Kumar Pathak