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In a bold step towards empowering women, the SubhadraShree Mission is a Central Project executed by PPP mode, which assist Subhadra Yojana and this emerges as a game-changing initiative in Odisha.
Inspired by the Subhadra Yojana and drawing insights from Delhi’s recently launched Nari Samman Yojana, this flagship mission is designed to uplift women by blending financial support, digital literacy, and social security — all under one powerful program.
Imagine a future where women are not just managing their households but also thriving as entrepreneurs, decision-makers, and digitally empowered citizens.
The SubhadraShree Mission aims to turn that vision into reality. The SubhadraShree Mission is not a direct government initiative project; it thrives on the strength of strategic Public-Private Partnerships (PPP).
By collaborating with key stakeholders from various sectors, the mission ensures effective implementation, broader outreach, and long-term sustainability.
This flagship scheme, to financially empower women, and provide safety nets to them and their families. This is a comprehensive initiative that aims to uplift women through multiple facets of their lives and strengthen a social fabric that provides women with the tools and opportunities for their empowerment.

The Odisha government’s recently announced Subhadra Yojana has stirred controversy, with many calling it a disappointing gesture rather than a meaningful step toward women’s empowerment.
While Odisha’s plan offers ₹10,000 per year to women, Delhi’s Mahila Samman Yojana promises a far more impactful ₹30,000 annually.
This stark contrast has left many questioning the sincerity of Odisha’s commitment to its mothers and sisters. Critics argue that what’s being hailed as a tribute to women’s dignity — the much-publicized NariAsmita — feels more like a token effort when compared to the more substantial support seen elsewhere.

This is a Central Public-Private Partnership Problem which will assist the flagship Program Subhadra. It is exicuted by a group of Banking Bodies, Corporate Bodies, MNCs, Central Political Partnership and with the help of Local Governing Bodies. For the reference it is neither a NGO projects nor a Charity Projects. It is Purely a Corporate Project for public interest, aims to empower Grassroots Networks of Odisha. Particular State Official has the power to coordinate with local political Bodies for their power mobilization in Gram Panchayat Levels. For appropriate ground execution, a project mobilization notification has been given to local governance bodies and local project development authorities.
● This flagship Public-Private Partnership program doesn't required any approval from Respected Local Bodies for Implementation on ground level but must inform to the Local Bodies because of mass participation for social welfare, citizen welfare, consumer welfare and nation welfare irrespective of cast, religion, political party boundaries for political, social and economical reforms.
● Funds allocated to this flagship Public-Private Partnership program USAID, European Union, The Public Investment Fund, UNICEF, SoftBank, PayPal, a group of Banking Bodies, Corporate Bodies, MNCs, Central Political Partnership and Indian Govt initiatives for for social welfare, citizen welfare, consumer welfare and nation welfare irrespective of cast, religion, political party boundaries.