What do you get under Mamta?
₹10,000 one time to a mother who delivers a live girl child in a registered medical institution (up to two deliveries).
Who is eligible for Mamta?
- Mothers living in Goa for at least three years or married to a Goa resident.
- Girl born in a registered hospital; up to two deliveries.
- No income limit.
Also check:
- Apply within 60 days of the girl’s birth.
Documents needed for Mamta
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Offices may ask for more. Check the official list before you go.
How to apply for Mamta
- Apply to the Child Development Project Officer through the Anganwadi worker within 60 days of delivery, with the birth report or certificate.
Common questions
Who is eligible for Mamta?
Mothers living in Goa for at least three years or married to a Goa resident. Girl born in a registered hospital; up to two deliveries. No income limit.
How much do I get under Mamta?
₹10,000 one time to a mother who delivers a live girl child in a registered medical institution (up to two deliveries).
What documents do I need for Mamta?
Birth certificate of the child; Aadhaar card (linked to your mobile number); Bank passbook or account details (Aadhaar-seeded account); Domicile or residence certificate of the state; Marriage certificate or self-declaration.
How do I apply for Mamta?
Apply to the Child Development Project Officer through the Anganwadi worker within 60 days of delivery, with the birth report or certificate. Official site: https://www.goa.gov.in/department/women-and-child-development/
Do I have to pay anyone to apply for Mamta?
No. Applying for a government scheme is free on the official portal, and at Common Service Centres you pay only the notified service fee, if any. Never pay an agent who promises approval.
What is the last date for Mamta?
60 days from the birth of the girl.
Is there an income limit?
No, it is open to all eligible mothers.
Official sources
Last checked 1 November 2026; next review by 30 April 2027. Rules and amounts change, so confirm on the official site before you apply. IndiaDigital is independent and not a government site.