The Griha Aadhar Yojana is an initiative launched by the Goa government aimed at supporting women financially. Under this scheme, eligible women will receive ₹1500 directly into their bank accounts by the 10th of each month. This financial assistance is designed to help with daily expenses, medical needs, and the educational costs associated with raising children. The program addresses the need for economic security and empowerment for women in the region.

Initiated in 2012 by former Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar, the Griha Aadhar Yojana has gained significant recognition and response from citizens. It reflects the government's commitment to improving the welfare of women and ensuring they have the financial means to manage their households effectively. The scheme is part of a broader array of government policies aimed at uplifting women's status in society and providing them with more autonomy.

Recent announcements have clarified eligibility criteria and processes for the scheme. The state government emphasizes that through such welfare initiatives, they aim to foster economic independence among women. With the recurring financial support provided by the scheme, the government hopes to enhance women's participation in the workforce and community, ultimately contributing to overall societal progress.