
Register or track your Delhi Lakshmi Yojana application online. CM Gupta confirms 5.92 lakh registrations in 10 days; first ₹2,500 payment due Aug 28.
Registrations for the Delhi Lakshmi Yojana are open until every eligible woman is enrolled, Chief Minister Rekha Gupta said. The scheme, which the Delhi government launched during the monsoon session, targets 17 lakh women from economically weaker sections. Each beneficiary gets ₹2,500 a month in financial assistance.
"Around 5.92 lakh registrations have already been done under the scheme in just 10 days," Gupta said Monday during a Motion of Thanks. "We will not stop registration till we reach that figure."
The first instalment is scheduled for release on Raksha Bandhan, August 28, the state government said. The annual budget for FY27, presented in March, allocated ₹5,100 crore to the programme.
To register or track an application, visit the official portal at https://dly.delhi.gov.in/Home. Click the "Track Application" option to check progress.
Each submission goes through a four-level digital verification process, according to the chief minister's office. "The application, document verification, eligibility assessment, approval, PFMS integration, banking and payment processes were being carried out digitally," the CMO said.
As of last week, 5,14,460 women had registered, with 2,18,728 applications submitted. Of those registered, 4,36,316 had entered district or constituency details; 78,144 had not.
The North-East district led registrations at 73,676. North-West followed with 55,700, and West with 44,358. New Delhi recorded the lowest, at 5,573.
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