The Maharashtra Economic Survey 2024-25 has uncovered a significant decrease in funding for women’s empowerment programs, as reported by the Times of India. The survey highlights a concerning 57% decrease in the number of beneficiaries at Shakti Sadan facilities, along with a 36% reduction in financial support for women’s hostels. Allocations for women’s counseling centers have also been slashed by a staggering 69%, sparking doubts about the state government’s dedication to supporting women in need. These alarming statistics point towards a growing gap between the increasing demand for women welfare schemes and the resources allocated to meet these needs.
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Maharashtra’s Economic Survey 2024-25 shows sharp decline in women’s scheme funds, raising concerns amid rising demand
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