Talliki Vandanam 2025: ₹13,000 Deposited for Mothers — Check Status Like This!

In a significant step toward women’s empowerment and educational support, the Andhra Pradesh government has initiated the deposit of funds under the ‘Talliki Vandanam’ scheme for the academic year 2025–26. Mothers and guardians of students across the state are receiving ₹13,000 per child, directly into their bank accounts.

The government aims to support not only education but also uplift women as decision-makers in their families. This initiative is benefitting over 35.44 lakh mothers across Andhra Pradesh.

🏦 Amount Deposited and Distribution Details

According to official sources:

A total of ₹15,000 per student has been allocated.
Out of this, ₹13,000 is being directly deposited into the accounts of mothers or guardians.
The remaining ₹2,000 is directed to school development funds — specifically credited to the accounts managed by district collectors to improve infrastructure in government schools.

This fund transfer started at midnight and continues across bank accounts in phases. The state government has allocated a massive amount to ensure that the program reaches every eligible household.

✅ How to Check Talliki Vandanam Status

Wondering if the money has been deposited into your account? The government has made it easy to check your status online and via WhatsApp.

🖥️ Through the Official Website:

Visit the official scheme website.
Navigate to the “Scheme” section and select Talliki Vandanam.
Choose the year 2025–26.
Enter your Aadhaar number and the captcha.
Click on “Get OTP”.
Enter the OTP received on your linked mobile number.
Submit to check your payment and application status.

💬 Via WhatsApp (Manamitra Governance):

You can also check your status using WhatsApp through the Manamitra service:

Send “Hi” to 95523 00009 (official AP government number).
Follow the menu options and select Talliki Vandanam Status.
Enter your Aadhaar number to get instant updates on your payment status.

🧾 What If You Didn’t Receive the Amount?

If the money hasn’t reached your account despite being eligible, don’t worry. The state has set up a grievance redressal process.

Here’s what you can do:

Visit the Village or Ward Secretariat in your area.
They will have a list of eligible and ineligible candidates.
Check your name in the list.
If you find that your name is missing despite eligibility, lodge a complaint.
Grievances will be accepted between June 12 and June 20.

The government will review all complaints from June 21 to June 28. A revised list, including eligible students from Class 1 to Intermediate first year, will be released on June 30. Payments for the revised list will be deposited on July 5.

Even if some people were marked ineligible due to missing data, the government has assured that corrections will be made, and once the errors are fixed, the amount will be credited.

🟡 Highlights of Talliki Vandanam

✅ Direct transfer of ₹13,000 to mothers’ bank accounts
🏫 ₹2,000 sent to school development funds
📲 Easy status check via website and WhatsApp
🗓️ Complaint process open from June 12 to 20
💬 Revised payments scheduled for July 5

🔊 Political Highlights & Reactions

The TDP (Telugu Desam Party) has claimed that the scheme is being implemented with unprecedented speed and scale.

A mother with four children received ₹60,000 under the scheme.
The TDP stated: “The money that Jagan Reddy invested in five years, Chandrababu Naidu invested in just one year.”
It was also tweeted:

“₹10,000 crores have been deposited in one day. This is a women’s government — a government that respects mothers.”

Similarly, a mother with three children received ₹39,000, and an additional ₹6,000 was credited to the school account — showcasing the dual impact on families and schools.

🙋 Final Note to Beneficiaries

If you’re a mother or guardian of school-going children in AP, check your status today and ensure your bank account is linked correctly with your Aadhaar. If you haven’t received your amount, reach out to your local ward or village secretariat immediately.

This scheme is a symbol of Andhra Pradesh’s commitment to education, family welfare, and women’s empowerment — ensuring no eligible mother is left behind.