Rajasthan Lakhpati Didi: Income-Growth Scheme for Women in Self-Help Groups
A Lakhpati Didi is an SHG member whose household earns at least ₹1 lakh a year. In Rajasthan this work runs through Rajeevika. Here are the latest status, eligibility and how to get involved.
Scheme at a Glance
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Name | Rajasthan Lakhpati Didi (for women in self-help groups) |
| Who is a Lakhpati Didi | A self-help group (SHG) member whose household earns at least ₹1 lakh a year and keeps earning it on a lasting basis |
| Beneficiaries | Rural women of Rajasthan who belong to an SHG |
| Implemented by | Rajasthan Grameen Aajeevika Vikas Parishad (Rajeevika) |
| Benefit | Support with skill training, credit and market linkage |
| Application | No separate form. Join an SHG and go through Rajeevika |
What Changed from the Old Information
- This page was earlier written as an election promise (training for 6 lakh women and ₹1 lakh annual income). The work now runs through Rajeevika and self-help groups.
- We found no separate application form or separate government portal named 'Rajasthan Lakhpati Didi Yojana'. Benefits come through the SHG and Rajeevika system.
Latest Update
- In April 2026, the Chief Secretary reviewed Rajeevika and directed a 10-step reform and a new roadmap.
- The goal reported is to link about 51.22 lakh women in 4.34 lakh self-help groups in Rajasthan with credit, markets and skills.
- Plans include getting SHG products recognised as MSMEs, an exhibition calendar for big cities, and monthly webinars.
- Directions were also given to simplify loan and repayment procedures through the Rajasthan Mahila Nidhi.
Key Benefits
- Skill training to raise income.
- Bank loans and credit linkage through the SHG.
- Links to markets and exhibitions to sell products.
- Help in getting small businesses recognised as MSMEs.
Who Is Eligible
- Rural woman resident of Rajasthan.
- Member of a self-help group (SHG), or willing to join one.
- Income, age or loan conditions depend on the group, the bank and Rajeevika rules.
Many websites claim things like 'interest-free loans up to ₹5 lakh'. We found no official confirmation, so trust such claims only after checking with Rajeevika or the bank.
Documents to Keep Ready
- Aadhaar card
- Jan Aadhaar card
- Bank account details
- Mobile number and photo
The group or bank may ask for more documents at the time of a loan or training.
How to Get Involved
- Find out about the self-help group active in your village or block.
- If there is none, ask the block / gram panchayat Rajeevika office how to form a new group.
- Become a member and take part in regular savings and meetings.
- Through the group, apply for skill training, bank loans and market support.
Important Government Links
- Rajeevika, Government of Rajasthan
- Deendayal Antyodaya Yojana - National Rural Livelihoods Mission
- Jan Aadhaar Portal
- Rajasthan Sampark (Grievance)
Get the latest information from the Rajeevika website or the block office.
Helpline and Contact
Rajeevika Helpline0141-2227723
Emailrajeevika@rajasthan.gov.in
Nodal AgencyRajasthan Grameen Aajeevika Vikas Parishad
GrievanceRajasthan Sampark: 181
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a separate application form for Lakhpati Didi?
- We found none. The route is through a self-help group and Rajeevika.
Who is called a Lakhpati Didi?
- An SHG member whose household income is at least ₹1 lakh a year and lasts.
Does the government give ₹1 lakh?
- No. The aim is to raise income through skills, credit and market support. The government does not give ₹1 lakh directly.
Please Note
- Rules and targets can change. Get the latest information from Rajeevika.
- Emitrawala.com is not a government website. This page is for information only.
- Do not pay anyone in the name of Lakhpati Didi.
Need Help?
For help with the application, documents, or Jan Aadhaar / Bhamashah issues, contact Emitrawala.com. Our team will assist you.
