Last updated: August 20, 2025, 23:44 IST Pib Fact Check: The news of ‘Village’s Beti Yojana’ that spreads on social media is false. The PIB made it clear that there is no such plan of the central government. Pib Fact Check: In a video that is becoming more and more viral on social media, it is claimed that the central government will give Rs 5000 to women of all towns each month. If you also watch this message on social media, be careful. This claim is wrong and misleading. The Press Information Bureau (PIB), the Press Agency of the Government of India, investigated this claim. Pib described this claim as completely untrue. According to PIB, this allegation made in a video grandchild of the YouTube channel Mototrack-D2Z3W was false. No such scheme was implemented by the central government, in which women should get Rs 5000 per month. The PIB called on the people not to trust such misleading videos and messages on social media. Claim: Under the “Village Beti Yojana”, women from all the towns of the country get £ 5000 a month. Complaining the misleading news here, says you can also take the help of Pib Fact Check to know any misleading news related to the government. Any person can send Pib fact check to a screenshot, tweet, facebook post or URL WhatsApp number 8799711259 or email to factcheck@pib.gov.in. Over the past five years, author Vinoy Jha has been working as a senior copy editor in News18hindi after starting his career with print media. Business News Team has been part of the team for almost 2 years. He has a decade of experience in journalism. … Read more, after the past five years have started a career with print media, there is a senior copy editor in News18hindi. Business News Team has been part of the team for almost 2 years. He has a decade of experience in journalism. … Read more here to add News18 as your favorite news source on Google. Location: New -delhi, Delhi First published: 20 August 2025, 23:42 IST Homebusiness Fact Check: Does the government give £ 5000 to women? Know the truth of viral claim
Fact check: Does the government give £ 5000 to women? Know the truth of viral claim
