The Kasturba Balika Yogna (KBY) was approved in 2004-2005 by the Ministry of Human Resource Development to focus on girls' education in backward blocks where girls' education ratios and facilities were lacking. The program aims to establish residential schools that provide free education, hostel facilities, food, clothing, books, scholarships and health services to girls from scheduled castes, tribes, physically handicapped, backward classes, or low-income families, with 75% of students coming from these groups. By 2014-2015, over 3,500 KBY schools had been established across India serving over 350,000 girls.

1. KASTURBA BALIKA YOGNA
PREPARED BY VIPIN KUMAR SHUKLA

2. (INTRODUCTION)
 In Vedic period women education was in a good and
respectful state whereas in Muslim period.
 The condition of women education was in worst
condition.
 In 1986, National policy of education were most
focused for women education.
 In (2004-05) KBY was approved by MHRD.

3. Contd…..
 Later on much more emphasized given to girls
who lived in Residential plots.

4. SCOPE OF KGY
 This concept is mostly focused on educationally
backward blocks.
 Were St,s, Sc,s, Obc, Minority, Low class.
 Girls education ratio is less.
 No facilities for providing movement.
 In these schools 75% Sc, St, physically handicapped ,
Backward people, Illiterate.
 25% of student belongs to any cost.

5. FACILITIES PROVIDED TO GIRLS
IN KGBY
 Educational items.
 Sports items.
 Scholarship , Sleeping items.
 Health related facilities, Safety facilities.

6. EVALUATION OF KGBV
 Within (10yr) there are (3609) schools are opened and
all are approved by Govt authorities.
 Out of which (3593) schools are still running.
 In every school free and compulsory education.
 Hostel facility, Food, Clothes and Books etc facilities
are provided.
 Till session (2014-15) the number of girls enrolled in
these schools are (3,52389).