Tamil Nadu To prevent dropout of girl students less than 16 years of age government provides a fixed deposit certificate of Rs 3000 Around 50,00,000 students studying in government schools are benefited from the noon meal scheme of the government. Free bicycle distribution for students in schools. Upto 3 lakh girl students are benefited from the scheme Madhya Prades Ladli Lakshmi Yojana: Helps the girl child with a 6000 rupees amount till the girl reaches 5 years

1. MUKHYAMANTRI LADLI LAXMI YOJNA (MLLY)- To promote girl child, safe motherhood and girls education in the state, MLLY was started by the them Chief Minister Shri Arjun Munda. Salient feature of MLLY : Under MLLY scheme Jharkhand Govt. will deposit Rs. 6000/- every year upto five years age of the girl. This way state will deposit Rs. 30,000/- in mane of the girl in five years. When the girl will enter in sixth class she will given Rs. 2000/- on time. When the girl will enter in the ninth an

Initiative of bihar govt, 1.Bicycle to girls going to class nine, 2. School dress to girls. 3. Mid day meal (there are many complqins) but it is good one.

4]Karnataka - Menstrual Hygiene Program: MHM programme worked towards building the capacity of family, school, and teachers to promote appropriate menstrual perceptions and enable proper hygiene practices amongst adolescent girls. 5]Provision of Quality Mid Day Meals : A Public Private Partnership Akshayapatra the mid -day meal scheme run by the Akshayapatra Foundation uses technology and awareness of the regional food habits to make mid -day meals healthy, nutritious and enjoyable.

2]Gujarat Government in partnership with Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad (IIM – A) has set out to identify innovative teachers across the state primary and senior secondary schools. An MOU in this respect has been signed between the IIM-A and the Gujarat Educational Innovation Commission and Gujarat Council for Educational Research and Training 3]Gujarat - Kanya Kelavani Rath and Educated Girl Child Schemes.. Bal Pravesh and Nirogi Bal is also made a part of it

1]Students at a primary school in Madhya Pradesh introduced to the concept of Activity Based Learning (ABL), an initiative of Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan supported by UNICEF. 2]Gujarat Government in partnership with Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad (IIM – A) has set out to identify innovative teachers across the state primary and senior secondary schools. An MOU in this respect has been signed between the IIM-A and the Gujarat Educational Innovation Commission and Gujarat Council for Educati

In Odisha there is various programs are implemented for girls students. Among them Free Cycle to Girls Students, Free Book, Free Cloth, Mid-day-meal Scheme..

Karnataka Govt offered Bicycles to girls. Which was appreciated by everyone..

In Haryana 1.Rs.5000/family/year is given to parents on the birth of their 2nd daughter for 5 years & money is invested in Kisan Vikas Patras & released at the age of 18 years 2.Kishori Shakti Yojna trains and equip the adolescent girls to improve/upgrade home based and vocational skills 3.Balika Samridhi Yojna post birth grant @ Rs.500 & annual scholarship for successfully completed year of schooling 4.Free Education in Govt. schools 5.Free textbooks & uniforms for weaker sections

In Tamilnadu the state govt has been issuing to the girl child 1. free laptop 2. free bicycles 3. free foot wear 4. free uniforms 5. free lunch 6. free geometric box 7. Free books 8. Free school bags