Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi Yojna (PM-Kisan) is a government scheme that aims to provide financial assistance to small and marginal farmers across the country. Under this scheme, eligible farmers receive direct cash transfers of Rs 6,000 per annum in their bank accounts.
The scheme was launched in February 2019, and since then, over 8 crore farmers have received the benefits. The PM-Kisan scheme is designed to help farmers meet their farming expenses, purchase seeds, and fertilizers, and other inputs required for farming.
The eligibility for the PM-Kisan scheme is based on land ownership. All small and marginal farmers who own up to 2 hectares of land are eligible to receive benefits under this scheme. It is also mandatory for beneficiaries to have a valid bank account and mobile number.
The benefits of PM-Kisan scheme are delivered directly into the bank account of the beneficiaries through Aadhar-based authentication. The government has made arrangements to facilitate the registration process for farmers who are yet to register under the scheme.
Many farmers have queries and questions related to the PM-Kisan scheme. Some of the most common queries are as follows:
1. How to apply for the PM-Kisan scheme?
The PM-Kisan scheme registration process is straightforward. Farmers can visit the nearest Common Service Centre (CSC) or visit the PM-Kisan portal to register themselves under the scheme. The registration process requires Aadhar enrolment or Aadhar number and bank account details.
2. What documents are required for PM-Kisan scheme registration?
For PM-Kisan scheme registration, farmers need to provide their Aadhar Card number or enrolment number, bank account details, and land ownership documents.
3. How to check the PM-Kisan beneficiary list?
The PM-Kisan beneficiary list is available on the official website of PM-Kisan. Farmers can visit the website and check their name and status by entering their Aadhar card number or account number.
4. How to correct the details in the PM-Kisan application?
In case of any corrections in the PM-Kisan application, farmers can visit the PM-Kisan portal or CSC centre and can update their details by providing the required documents.
In conclusion, the PM-Kisan scheme is a much-needed initiative by the government to help small and marginal farmers who are struggling with the increasing cost of farming. It is a great step towards providing financial security to farmers and encourages them to invest in improving their farming practices. The scheme is expected to improve the economic condition of farmers and create self-sustainability in the agriculture sector.