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West Bengal Launches MMSBY Scheme: Eligibility, Covered Diseases & Application Process

The West Bengal government has introduced the MMSBY scheme to provide financial support for maternal and child health. The initiative targets pregnant women and mothers of children under five from families that meet the income criteria. It covers a range of health conditions, including tuberculosis, HIV/AIDS, malaria and other common communicable diseases, as well as complications arising during pregnancy and childbirth. Beneficiaries can apply through the state’s online portal or at local health centres.

West Bengal Launches MMSBY Scheme: Eligibility, Covered Diseases & Application Process
West Bengal Launches MMSBY Scheme: Eligibility, Covered Diseases & Application ProcessPhoto via Indian Express — Kolkata

The MMSBY scheme is aimed at improving maternal and child health outcomes across West Bengal. It offers financial assistance to pregnant women and mothers of children under five who belong to families that fall below a specified income threshold. The scheme covers a list of diseases such as tuberculosis, HIV/AIDS, malaria and other communicable illnesses that affect mothers and young children. It also includes support for complications that may arise during pregnancy and delivery.

To qualify, applicants must be pregnant or have a child under five, and their family income must be below the government‑set limit. The scheme does not require a prior diagnosis, but medical records and a health card are needed for processing. Beneficiaries are expected to submit the required documents and application forms online via the official portal or at the nearest health centre.

The application process is designed to be user‑friendly. Applicants can register on the state’s e‑portal, fill out the online form, upload necessary documents, and submit the application. Once approved, the benefit amount is transferred directly to the beneficiary’s bank account. The scheme also provides a helpline for queries and assistance throughout the process.

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