The Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare has launched the scheme Pradhan Mantri Kisan Sanman Nidhi (PM-KISAN) Yojana in February 2019 to provide a financial support to small and marginal farmers across India. Through the PM Kisan Yojana eligible farmers received ₹6000 per year from the central government dispersed in 3 installments of ₹2000 each.
The Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare has rolled out a nationwide saturation for the PM Kisan scheme. These initiative is active until may 31 2025 to ensure every eligible farmers received financial support timely without delay and ensure that no eligible former is left behind.
The 20th Installment of PM-Kisan Scheme is Expected to be Deposited into Farmers Bank Account by June 2025. Farmer’s have must Completing the necessary documentation and process to Eligible for the 20th Installment. To receive the upcoming 20th Installment, Farmers are required to complete the Ekyc process, Link adhar card to their bank account and. Verify land records.If the farmers are failed to full fill this Criteria, They wouldn’t recieve their funds. The official handle of PM Kisan scheme advice farmers to visit nearest common service centre CSC to complete this process. Additionally the government once that all is eligible farmers are aware of this requirement to prevent any this disruption in receiving the financial aid.
Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Disbursed the 19th installment of the Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi (PM-kisan) scheme on 24th February 2025. The government is now preparing to issue the 20 installment in June, Though an Official date is yet to be announced. These payments are generally made every 4 months, providing Farmers steady financial assistance year-arround. The structured distributions helps ensure stability and enables farmers to make more important decision for their farming operation.
State Authorities have been urged to support the verification process at the village level, reflecting the government commitment to providing timely financial support to the right farmers. As part of the saturation drive, efforts are also being made to identity and include new eligible farmers who have not yet to join the PM Kisan scheme. By widering the schemes reach the government is helping more farmer access much needed assistance – contributing to a stronger and more resilient rural Economy.
