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For the encouragement of girl childbirth and reducing the death rate of girls and mother in the state, and just to make sure that there is no discrimination with the gender of the child this scheme has been started. The Rajasthan government launched the scheme for the girl child. The Shubha Laxmi Yojana is started by the government of Rajasthan (Ministry of Health and Family Welfare) for the welfare of girls of Rajasthan and this scheme was launched on 1st April 2013.

The main aim of this scheme is to reduce female feticide and increase the sex ratio of the girl in the state and bring a positive attitude among people and help to prevent the minor girl. The motive of the scheme is to empower women and promote the initiative to save the girl child. The primary objective of this scheme is to provide financial assistance to the mother of the girl child. Under the scheme, the government will provide Rs. 2100 to the mother of girl child after the birth of girl child.

Benefits of Shubh Laxmi Yojana. • The government will provide the benefits of Rs. 2100 to the mother after the birth of baby girl • After all, vaccinations were done and completing the 1 year of baby girl then the government will also provide Rs. 2100 on the birthday of baby • In the 3rd installment, Rs 3100 funds will be given after the 5 years of the baby born, and she has taken admission in the school.

This fund will be given to the mother of the baby. • With this scheme, there is the growth in the rate of girl child taking birth, which will improve the sex ratio in the state • The government will provide total financial assistance of Rs. 7300 to the mother of girl child Eligibility for Shubh Laxmi Yojana: • Must be resident of Rajasthan • The newborn child must be a girl child • The money will be applied only to that girl if the girl baby was born in the government hospital in the state Documents required for applying Shubh Laxmi Yojana. • Residential proof (Electricity bill, Gas connection bill, Water bill) • Permanent residence in Rajasthan • Income certificate of parents • Identity proof (Election card, Adhar card) • Bank details of mother (MICR No, IFSC code, Account No, Branch Name) • Birth certificate Whom to contact and where to contact for getting the benefits of this scheme: • You can contact with the government hospital in the state • You can contact with PHC for getting the benefits of this scheme References & details.

The Mazal family Mahmoud, 49, and Hadil, 32, are both nurses by profession and have three sons, Yazan, Adam and Amari. Hadil works at the Galilee Medical Center in Nahariya, while Mahmoud works for the National Insurance Institute and Clalit Health Services. 'In 1994, someone from the kibbutz studied with me and after college, I went to live on the kibbutz until 2000. The decision to become members was made after the children were born,' said Mahmoud. 'My father actually grew up on a kibbutz from age 10 as an adopted child of a Polish family on Kibbutz Matzuva and to this day he is known by the name Asher. He was a shepherd for the kibbutz and lived there until he was 30. Our decision to move to the kibbutz was completely accepted by our families and my mother even congratulated us.

We are totally involved in kibbutz life.' Mahmoud's first project for the kibbutz was the establishment of an emergency medical center staffed by doctors and nurses, including him and his wife.

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Hadil also took a project upon herself and established a recreation center for kids and their parents. 'We believe in coexistence, love the sense of togetherness and the level of love, warmth and compassion. Our grandparents always supported kibbutzim in the area and the village always had a connection with them, even supplying flour and food,' said Mahmoud. According to Hadil and Mahmoud, there is no disputing that the kibbutz provides s level of education and quality of life that their village did not. 'There is a pool here, a gym, friendlinessm, support to mothers, peace of mind, communal meals on Friday nights and most importantly, accepting others as people,' said the couple. David Shteft, the kibbutz secretary, said that the couple successfully passed all the criteria.

'We have 114 plots of land for those who wish to be accepted into full membership, and to date, we have absorbed 50 families from all over the country.'