Ministry of Women and Child Development + Ministry of Health & Family Welfare + Ministry of Education, Government of India
Beti Bachao Beti Padhao 2026: SRB, Budget, Mission Shakti Guide
Objective
Prevent female foeticide and girl child abandonment, improve the Child Sex Ratio (CSR) across India, ensure the survival and protection of the girl child, and promote girl education and participation in society.
Eligibility Criteria
- All families with a girl child in India are the target group
- Special focus on districts with low Child Sex Ratio (CSR)
- Financial benefits (through linked Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana): Girl child below 10 years at time of account opening
- One SSY account per girl child, maximum two accounts per family (twins/triplets as a special case)
- No income restriction. All families can participate
Benefits & Features
- 1Mass awareness campaigns to change mindset against girl child discrimination
- 2Financial benefits through Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana (SSY): 8.2% interest, tax-free savings for girl child education and marriage
- 3Scholarships and educational support for girl children in targeted districts
- 4Health initiatives: improved antenatal care, registration of births, sex determination ban enforcement
- 5Girl child immunisation drives
- 6State governments run their own cash incentive schemes under BBBP framework
Required Documents
- Girl child's birth certificate
- Parent/guardian's Aadhaar card
- For Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana account (linked scheme): Aadhaar of girl child + parents + proof of address
How to Apply
Frequently Asked Questions
| What is Beti Bachao Beti Padhao Yojana in one sentence? | Beti Bachao Beti Padhao (BBBP) is a national awareness and district-intervention programme launched by PM Modi at Panipat, Haryana on 22 January 2015 to improve the Child Sex Ratio, protect the girl child, and promote girls' education, now implemented as a component of the Sambal sub-scheme under Mission Shakti (Ministry of Women and Child Development). |
| How do I apply for Beti Bachao Beti Padhao? | There is no individual application form for BBBP. It is an awareness and district-level intervention programme, not a cash-transfer scheme. Financial support for the girl child is delivered through the Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana (SSY), which you can open at any post office or authorised bank in your daughter's name. |
| Do I get Rs. 2,100 or a free laptop under Beti Bachao Beti Padhao? | No. These are scams. The Ministry of Women and Child Development has issued a public fact-check confirming that websites offering BBBP jobs, laptop, or mobile for Rs. 2,100 are fake. BBBP is not a cash-transfer or product-distribution scheme. |
| What is the current national Sex Ratio at Birth under BBBP? | 930 girls per 1,000 boys as of FY 2023-24, up from 918 in FY 2014-15 (a 12-point gain over the decade), per Ministry of Women and Child Development decade-review release PIB PRID 2094929 (21 January 2025). |
| When was Beti Bachao Beti Padhao launched? | 22 January 2015 at Panipat, Haryana by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The programme initially targeted 100 low-CSR districts, was expanded pan-India in March 2018, and was subsumed into the Mission Shakti umbrella from FY 2021-22 onwards. |
| Is BBBP a separate scheme or part of Mission Shakti now? | BBBP is a component of the Sambal sub-scheme within the umbrella Mission Shakti (from FY 2021-22 onwards). Sambal also houses One Stop Centres, Women Helpline 181, and Nari Adalat. The other Mission Shakti vertical, Samarthya, covers PMMVY, Sakhi Niwas, Palna creches, and National Creche Scheme. |
| What is the difference between BBBP and Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana? | BBBP is an awareness and district-intervention programme with no individual application. SSY is a small-savings scheme opened in a girl child's name at post office or bank, offering 8.2% tax-free interest and maturity at age 21. Both were launched on the same day (22 Jan 2015) and are frequently promoted together, but they are separate instruments with different mechanisms. |
| How much did BBBP and Mission Shakti get in Union Budget 2026-27? | The Union Budget 2026-27 allocated Rs. 28,183 crore to the Ministry of Women and Child Development, a 15.6% increase over FY 2025-26, per Demand No. 101 (indiabudget.gov.in). Within this, One Stop Centres and Women Helpline (Sambal vertical) received Rs. 405 crore from Nirbhaya Fund. The standalone Mission Shakti FY 2026-27 line requires direct reading of SBE-101 and awaits PRS India analysis for the exact figure. |
| Why did Haryana's Sex Ratio at Birth fall in 2026? | Haryana's SRB fell to 898 girls per 1,000 boys in January-April 2026 (from 923 full-year 2025), per Civil Registration System data reported by ThePrint on 15 May 2026. Independent analysts flagged three drivers: enforcement fatigue in local PC-PNDT machinery, cross-border ultrasound tourism, and a shift of son-preference behaviour to second and third-order births. The Saini state government has activated multi-community outreach through pandits, maulvis, and granthis. |
| Which ministries implement Beti Bachao Beti Padhao? | Three ministries jointly implement BBBP: (1) Ministry of Women and Child Development (nodal), (2) Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (PC-PNDT enforcement, institutional deliveries), and (3) Ministry of Education (girls' Gross Enrolment Ratio in secondary schools). At the district level, the district magistrate chairs a multi-sector task force with WCD, Health, Education, Police, and Anganwadi Services. |
| Is Beti Bachao Beti Padhao still active in 2026? | Yes. BBBP entered its 11th year on 22 January 2026 and remains active as a component of Sambal under Mission Shakti. The current Mission Shakti cycle runs to 31 March 2026, and Union Budget 2026-27 has signalled continued funding through a 15.6% increase in the overall MWCD allocation. Continuation guidelines for Mission Shakti beyond March 2026 are pending. |
| What is the Non-Traditional Livelihoods (NTL) module under BBBP? | NTL is a skilling module introduced under BBBP in 2022 for adolescent girls aged 14 to 18 in STEM, aviation, defence, and construction sectors. It aims to shift the girl-child intervention from awareness only to enforcement plus skilling. In 2026, the module was expanded to the 11 Haryana districts with the sharpest SRB decline as part of the state's course-correction response. |
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What Beti Bachao Beti Padhao is in 2026
Beti Bachao Beti Padhao (BBBP) is a national programme launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi at Panipat, Haryana on 22 January 2015 to arrest India's declining Child Sex Ratio, protect the girl child, and improve girls' access to education. In January 2026, the programme entered its 11th year as a component of the Sambal sub-scheme under the umbrella Mission Shakti, jointly implemented by the Ministry of Women and Child Development, the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, and the Ministry of Education.
Per the Ministry of Women and Child Development's decade-review release (PIB PRID 2094929, 21 January 2025), the national Sex Ratio at Birth (SRB) improved from 918 girls per 1,000 boys in FY 2014-15 to 930 in FY 2023-24, a 12-point gain. Girls' Gross Enrolment Ratio in secondary education rose from 75.51% to 78% over the same window, and institutional deliveries rose from 61% to 97.3%. These are the headline BBBP metrics that most competitor pages continue to cite as of July 2026.
BBBP is not a cash-transfer scheme. There is no individual application form, and no eligible family receives Rs. 1 lakh or Rs. 2,100 or a "free laptop" from the government under this scheme. Multiple websites currently offering "BBBP application" or "BBBP laptop" are scams; the Ministry of Women and Child Development has issued a public fact-check confirming this. Financial support to the girl child is delivered through the Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana (SSY), a separate small-savings scheme launched alongside BBBP on the same day.
The programme sits inside the broader Mission Shakti (FY 2021-22 to FY 2025-26 cycle), which the Union Budget 2026-27 funds with an overall Ministry of Women and Child Development allocation of Rs. 28,183 crore, up 15.6% year-on-year (Demand No. 101, indiabudget.gov.in). Continuation guidelines for Mission Shakti beyond 31 March 2026 have not been published as of the date of this article.
The 11-year status check as of July 2026
Two developments in FY 2025-26 have materially changed the BBBP conversation.
The 11th anniversary of BBBP (22 January 2026) was observed by the Ministry of Women and Child Development at the National Girl Child Day event. The observance emphasised the shift from awareness-only interventions to enforcement plus skilling convergence, particularly the Non-Traditional Livelihoods (NTL) skilling module introduced in 2022 for adolescent girls in STEM, aviation, defence, and construction sectors.
Haryana's Sex Ratio at Birth fell to 898 girls per 1,000 boys in January-April 2026, per Civil Registration System data reported by ThePrint on 15 May 2026, down from a 2019 peak of 923 and from a 2025 full-year figure of 923. The district-level collapse is more striking: Charkhi Dadri 768, Ambala 843, Mahendragarh 847, Fatehabad 893, all for the Jan-Apr 2026 window. The Nayab Singh Saini state government has activated a multi-community outreach involving pandits, maulvis, and granthis to embed anti-female-foeticide messaging in religious sermons, alongside 218 inter-state raids in 2025 under the Pre-Conception and Pre-Natal Diagnostic Techniques (PC-PNDT) Act. Since 2015, Haryana has filed 1,375 FIRs under PC-PNDT and Medical Termination of Pregnancy (MTP) Acts.
These two datapoints frame the broader question the 11-year mark has raised: after Rs. 928 crore Phase 1 (2015-2020) and pan-India expansion in 2018, why is the flagship worst-affected state losing ground again? The next sections walk through what BBBP actually does, its funding architecture, and where current interventions are and are not working.
BBBP timeline: 100 districts in 2015 to 640 plus and Mission Shakti convergence
BBBP has evolved substantially since launch. The timeline table below is anchored to primary Ministry of Women and Child Development and PIB sources.
| Year | Milestone | Source |
|---|---|---|
| 22 Jan 2015 | PM Modi launched BBBP at Panipat, Haryana with initial Rs. 100 crore outlay, targeting 100 low-CSR districts | PIB, Jan 2015 |
| 8 Mar 2018 | Pan-India expansion announced covering all districts | PIB, Mar 2018 |
| Phase 1 close (2020) | Rs. 928 crore total Phase 1 allocation, roughly 58% utilised | CAG Report 2017 + PIB |
| 2021-22 | BBBP subsumed into Mission Shakti's Sambal sub-scheme, 100% centrally funded | Mission Shakti Operational Guidelines |
| 2022 | Non-Traditional Livelihoods (NTL) skilling module added for adolescent girls in STEM, defence sectors | Ministry of Women and Child Development |
| 21 Jan 2025 | 10-year decade review release, national SRB gain 918 to 930 | PIB PRID 2094929 |
| 22 Jan 2026 | 11th anniversary, 640 plus districts covered, SSY at 4.53 crore accounts | PIB anniversary note Jan 2026 |
| 15 May 2026 | ThePrint report: Haryana SRB collapse to 898 (Jan-Apr 2026) | ThePrint |
The 2021 merge into Mission Shakti moved BBBP from a standalone campaign to a permanent line-item under the ministry's umbrella women-safety programme, alongside One Stop Centres, Women Helpline 181, and Nari Adalat under Sambal. The other Mission Shakti vertical, Samarthya, houses PMMVY (Pradhan Mantri Matru Vandana Yojana), Palna creches, and Sakhi Niwas working-women's hostels.
Sex Ratio at Birth: what the numbers say in 2026
India's national Sex Ratio at Birth (SRB) improved from 918 to 930 girls per 1,000 boys between FY 2014-15 and FY 2023-24, per Ministry of Women and Child Development (PIB PRID 2094929, 21 Jan 2025). State-level performance is uneven, and 2026 data suggests some states are regressing.
Latest available state-wise SRB snapshot:
| State/UT | SRB (girls per 1,000 boys) | Data year | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| India national | 930 | 2023-24 | Ministry of Women and Child Development, PIB PRID 2094929 |
| Haryana | 898 (Jan-Apr 2026) | 2026 partial | Civil Registration System via ThePrint 15 May 2026 |
| Bihar | 891 | 2022 | SRS |
| Rajasthan | 891 | 2022 | SRS |
| Punjab | 904 | 2022 | SRS |
| Uttar Pradesh | 906 | 2022 | SRS |
| Kerala | 951 | 2022 | SRS |
| Nagaland | 1,068 | 2022 | SRS |
The national figure is aggregated across 36 states and UTs and hides significant variation. States with strong intervention coverage (Kerala, Nagaland) hold above 950. States with historic son-preference (Haryana, Bihar, Rajasthan) hover in the 890-910 band with fluctuation year to year. The FY 2020-21 NFHS-5 round put India's SRB at 929 (against 919 in NFHS-4), which independently corroborates the direction of the CRS-based national trend.
The 2026 Haryana partial data (898) is the sharpest downward move in a decade for the state that hosts the programme's ceremonial launch point (Panipat). Independent analysts have flagged three drivers: (a) enforcement fatigue in local PC-PNDT machinery, (b) migration-linked ultrasound cross-border shopping, and (c) a shift of son-preference behaviour to second and third-order births as first-born-girl selective abortion has been curtailed. The full-year 2026 figure will be released by CRS Haryana in Q2 FY 2027-28.
Haryana 2026: SRB drop and what the state is doing
Haryana's SRB drop is the biggest 2026 story on BBBP. The Nayab Singh Saini state government has activated a multi-pronged response since May 2026 that other states with declining SRB (Bihar, Rajasthan) will likely watch.
The response has four components:
- Religious-community outreach: the state has drafted pandits, maulvis, and granthis to embed anti-female-foeticide messaging in Sunday sermons, Friday khutbas, and gurdwara diwans.
- PC-PNDT enforcement scale-up: 218 inter-state raids in 2025 alone, targeting cross-border ultrasound tourism to neighbouring Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Punjab.
- District-level review: the 11 districts where SRB has dropped over 20 points get monthly DM-chaired task-force meetings with WCD, Health, Education, and Police coordinating.
- NTL scholarship expansion: Non-Traditional Livelihoods scholarship extended to girl children in the 11 worst-affected districts.
Since 2015, Haryana has filed 1,375 FIRs under the PC-PNDT Act and the Medical Termination of Pregnancy (MTP) Act. Roughly 12% have resulted in convictions, with the balance in trial or under investigation. The state government has requested the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare to fast-track PC-PNDT special-court establishment in the 11 worst-affected districts.
For a family in Haryana, the practical shift in 2026 is heightened surveillance on ultrasound clinic prescriptions, mandatory Form F recordkeeping for every scan, and increased spot-checks on both registered clinics and mobile ultrasound units. Sex determination remains a criminal offence with up to 3 years imprisonment for the ultrasonographer and up to 5 years for repeat offenders.
BBBP inside Mission Shakti: Sambal and Samarthya explained
Since FY 2021-22, BBBP has been a component of the Sambal sub-scheme within the umbrella Mission Shakti. Understanding the two sub-scheme structure clarifies where BBBP funds sit, what other programmes share the wallet, and what continuation looks like post the FY 2021-26 cycle end.
| Attribute | Sambal sub-scheme | Samarthya sub-scheme |
|---|---|---|
| Focus | Women safety and girl-child protection | Women empowerment, maternity, childcare |
| Components | BBBP, One Stop Centres (OSC), Women Helpline 181, Nari Adalat | PMMVY (Matru Vandana Yojana), Sakhi Niwas working-women hostels, Palna creches, National Creche Scheme |
| Central funding share | 100% for BBBP; OSC and WHL funded from Nirbhaya Fund | 60:40 central:state for most components |
| FY 2025-26 allocation | Rs. 629 crore (per PIB PRID 2080711) | Rs. 2,521 crore (per PIB PRID 2080711) |
| Total Mission Shakti FY 2025-26 | Rs. 3,150 crore | (same) |
The FY 2021-26 Mission Shakti cycle ends on 31 March 2026. As of the date of this article, the Ministry of Women and Child Development has not published continuation guidelines beyond that date. The Union Budget 2026-27 signalled continued funding through the overall MWCD allocation increase (Rs. 28,183 crore, 15.6% up year-on-year), but the specific sub-scheme-level allocation for FY 2026-27 requires reading the Statement of Budget Estimates (SBE-101, indiabudget.gov.in) directly and awaits confirmation from PRS India's Budget analysis.
Practically, this uncertainty is unlikely to disrupt BBBP field operations in 2026 because Sambal is 100% centrally funded and the ministry has committed to Mission Shakti continuation in Budget speeches. The open question is only whether the vertical structure remains the same or gets renamed for the 16th Finance Commission cycle.
Union Budget 2026-27: what BBBP and Mission Shakti got
The Union Budget 2026-27 allocated Rs. 28,183 crore to the Ministry of Women and Child Development, a 15.6% increase over FY 2025-26, per the Demand for Grants (Demand No. 101, indiabudget.gov.in/doc/eb/sbe101.pdf).
| Line item | FY 2026-27 BE (Rs. crore) | Change vs FY 2025-26 |
|---|---|---|
| MWCD total | 28,183 | +15.6% |
| Saksham Anganwadi + POSHAN 2.0 | 23,100 | Increased |
| One Stop Centres + Women Helpline (Sambal) | 405 (from Nirbhaya Fund) | Up from Rs. 240 crore RE FY 2025-26 |
| Standalone Mission Shakti (Sambal + Samarthya) FY 2026-27 line | Requires SBE-101 direct read; PRS India analysis pending | Increase confirmed in Budget speech |
The Rs. 405 crore allocation for One Stop Centres and Women Helpline signals continued expansion of frontline women-safety infrastructure, which sits alongside BBBP within the Sambal vertical. New OSC facilities are targeted for tier-2 and tier-3 districts under the FY 2026-27 push.
For BBBP specifically, the district-level intervention budget continues to flow through the 640 plus notified BBBP districts via State Nodal Officers, with the district magistrate chairing the multi-sector task force. Media and publicity expenditure (which had drawn the CAG critique in 2017) is now capped at 30% of the district envelope; the balance goes to enforcement, Anganwadi-school linkage, and ASHA/AWW training.
Convergence with Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana
Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana (SSY) is the financial-instrument counterpart to BBBP's advocacy work. Launched alongside BBBP on 22 January 2015, SSY is a small-savings scheme in the girl child's name that offers 8.2% tax-free interest (Section 80C eligible), with maturity when the girl turns 21.
Per PIB (PRID 2216748), SSY had 4.53 crore accounts opened as of December 2025, with total deposits crossing Rs. 3.33 lakh crore. The scheme is offered by all public sector banks, several private banks (SBI, PNB, HDFC, ICICI, Axis, BoB, and others), and the entire India Post network.
Key SSY parameters as of July 2026:
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Interest rate (Jul-Sep 2026) | 8.2% per annum, compounded annually |
| Minimum annual deposit | Rs. 250 |
| Maximum annual deposit | Rs. 1.5 lakh |
| Deposit tenure | 15 years from account opening |
| Maturity | 21 years from opening (or on marriage after age 18, whichever earlier) |
| Tax status | EEE (exempt on contribution, interest, and maturity) under Section 80C |
| Eligibility | Girl child aged 0 to 10 years at account opening |
| Accounts per family | Maximum 2 girls (3 if second birth is twins) |
An SSY account opened at girl-child age 5 with the maximum Rs. 1.5 lakh annual deposit for 15 years generates approximately Rs. 69 lakh at maturity (age 21), assuming interest stays around 8%. This is why the BBBP plus SSY combination is the most-recommended vehicle for girl-child financial planning in India in 2026.
How BBBP funds are used at the district level
BBBP is 100% centrally funded under Mission Shakti's Sambal vertical, disbursed to states via a State Nodal Officer and to districts via the district magistrate.
Standard BBBP district-level interventions:
- Community awareness. Wall paintings, folk theatre (nukkad natak), radio jingles in the local language, mass wedding ceremonies for BPL girl-child families, mother-daughter meets at Anganwadi centres.
- PC-PNDT enforcement. Ultrasound clinic Form F audits, sting operations on suspected sex-determination clinics, PNDT tribunal case follow-up.
- Girls' education outreach. Enrolment drives at government schools, monitoring of girl-child dropout rates in secondary school (target: reduce by 5% annually), scholarship linkage to central and state schemes.
- ASHA and AWW training. Village-level frontline worker training on Anti-Trafficking, Child Marriage Prohibition Act, POCSO, and adolescent reproductive health.
- NTL skilling (since 2022). Non-Traditional Livelihoods skilling module for adolescent girls (ages 14 to 18) in STEM, aviation, defence, and construction sectors. This is the newest addition to the BBBP intervention set.
- Convergence camps. Monthly camps linking BBBP-registered families to SSY account opening, immunisation, birth registration, and Aadhaar enrolment.
The average per-district BBBP envelope is roughly Rs. 15 lakh to Rs. 40 lakh per year depending on district size and CSR intervention priority. The district magistrate chairs a monthly multi-sector task force with WCD, Health, Education, Police, Anganwadi Services, and the district information officer.
CAG audit findings and independent evaluations
BBBP has drawn credible critical scrutiny that shapes how the programme is being run in 2026. This section is honest about what independent audits have flagged.
The Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) 2017 performance audit of BBBP Phase 1 (FY 2015-16 to FY 2016-17) found:
- Only 58% of the Rs. 928 crore Phase 1 allocation was utilised across all states
- 72.6% of utilised funds (Rs. 392.76 crore of Rs. 540.92 crore) went to media and publicity, not direct interventions
- Several states had not constituted district-level task-force committees
- Gender-disaggregated data on outcomes was inconsistent
The Girls First Foundation policy brief (September 2025) revisited the Phase 1 utilisation pattern and confirmed the media-heavy skew, while noting that Phase 2 (FY 2020-21 onwards under Mission Shakti) has shifted the mix towards enforcement and NTL skilling. The 2022 introduction of NTL and the 2025 announcement of the 30% publicity cap are direct responses to the earlier critique.
The factly.in independent analysis and BehanBox reporting on state-level implementation gaps continue to flag that Sikkim, Manipur, and several Northeast states report BBBP data infrequently, making national aggregation harder. WCD Ministry has acknowledged this in Parliamentary responses and initiated a state-level dashboard integration under Mission Shakti Bhavan 2.0.
Reading these critiques alongside the 12-point SRB gain over the decade suggests the honest reading of BBBP in 2026: the awareness push has worked at national aggregate level, but the transition to enforcement plus skilling is still incomplete, and the Haryana 2026 SRB drop is a reminder that gains can reverse without sustained ground-level PC-PNDT enforcement.
State girl-child schemes converged with BBBP
Every state runs one or more girl-child financial-benefit schemes that piggyback on the BBBP awareness ecosystem. Beneficiary families should stack the central SSY plus state scheme plus local Panchayat incentive for maximum benefit.
| State | Scheme | Benefit amount | Eligibility | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Madhya Pradesh | Ladli Lakshmi Yojana | Rs. 1.18 lakh over 21 years in instalments | Girl born after 1 Jan 2006, BPL family | ladlilaxmi.mp.gov.in |
| Karnataka | Bhagya Lakshmi Scheme | Rs. 1 lakh maturity value | Girl born to BPL family after 31 Mar 2006 | Karnataka DWCD |
| Uttar Pradesh | Kanya Sumangala Yojana | Rs. 25,000 across 6 education milestones | UP-domiciled girl child | mksy.up.gov.in |
| Bihar | Mukhyamantri Kanya Suraksha Yojana | Rs. 2,000 at birth + Rs. 2,000 at Class 8 | Girl born in Bihar, family income under Rs. 3 lakh | wcdc.bihar.gov.in |
| Haryana | Apni Beti Apna Dhan (revised) | Rs. 25,000 fixed deposit maturing at age 18 | Second girl child in BPL family | wcdhry.gov.in |
| West Bengal | Kanyashree Prakalpa | Rs. 750 to Rs. 25,000 in stages | Unmarried girl aged 13 to 18 in school | wbkanyashree.gov.in |
Stack pattern for a BPL girl child born in Madhya Pradesh in 2026: SSY (open at birth with Rs. 1,000 annual deposit) plus Ladli Lakshmi (Rs. 1.18 lakh across 21 years) plus Panchayat-level birth incentive (Rs. 5,000 in most MP districts). Combined maturity value at girl-child age 21: roughly Rs. 3 lakh plus SSY corpus.
Frequently asked questions
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How do I apply for BBBP? There is no individual application. BBBP is an awareness and district-intervention scheme. Families access the financial benefit through Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana (SSY), which can be opened at any post office or authorised bank in the girl child's name.
Do I get Rs. 2,100 or a free laptop under BBBP? No. These are scams. The Ministry of Women and Child Development has issued a public fact-check confirming that websites offering "BBBP jobs, laptop, or mobile for Rs. 2,100" are fake.
What is the current national Sex Ratio at Birth under BBBP? 930 girls per 1,000 boys as of FY 2023-24, up from 918 in FY 2014-15, per Ministry of Women and Child Development (PIB PRID 2094929, 21 Jan 2025).