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Under the Ladli Laxmi Yojana, what is the total assured benefit payable to a registered girl?

  1. A.Rs 1,00,000
  2. B.Rs 1,18,000
  3. C.Rs 1,43,000
  4. D.Rs 2,00,000

Correct answer

B. Rs 1,18,000

Explanation

The correct answer is B, Rs 1,18,000. The state buys National Savings Certificates of Rs 6,000 a year for the first five years after registration, and these mature into a total assured benefit of Rs 1,18,000 that is released in stages linked to the girl's schooling: Rs 2,000 in Class 6, Rs 4,000 in Class 9, Rs 6,000 in Class 11, Rs 6,000 in Class 12 and Rs 1,00,000 after she turns 21. Option A, Rs 1,00,000, is the largest single instalment, the one paid at 21 years, and is the commonest wrong choice because candidates remember the lump sum and forget the four school instalments. Option C, Rs 1,43,000, and option D, Rs 2,00,000, are round inventions that do not match the certificate structure. Add the five payments and the figure comes to Rs 1,18,000 exactly.

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Q2.Madhya PradeshMedium

The final instalment of Rs 1,00,000 under the Ladli Laxmi Yojana is paid to the beneficiary when she

  1. A.is admitted to Class 11
  2. B.completes 18 years of age
  3. C.completes 21 years of age
  4. D.completes graduation
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Correct answer: C. completes 21 years of age

The lump sum of Rs 1,00,000 is released after the beneficiary completes 21 years, and two conditions attach to it: she must have passed Class 12 and she must not have been married before the age of 18.

Q5.Madhya PradeshEasy

Which department of the Government of Madhya Pradesh implements the Ladli Laxmi and Ladli Behna schemes?

  1. A.Department of Panchayat and Rural Development
  2. B.Department of Women and Child Development
  3. C.Department of Social Justice
  4. D.Department of School Education
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Correct answer: B. Department of Women and Child Development

Both schemes are run by this department, which uses its anganwadi network and project offices to register beneficiaries, verify eligibility and handle grievances, and both have their own portals under it.