PM Kisan 11th Installment: On the occasion of the completion of the eighth year of the Narendra Modi government, the prime minister on Tuesday, May 31, released the 11th installment of the Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi. PM Narendra Modi released over Rs 21,000 crore to more than 10 crore beneficiary farmers on the day at a mega rally in Shimla on the day, whereby each farmer family will get a grant of Rs 2,000 under the PM Kisan scheme. The government has till date spent over Rs 2 crore under the PM Kisan scheme.
The release of the 11th installment of PM Kisan is clashing with a time when the central government led by PM Narendra Modi is celebrating eight years of governance. Modi will also interact with the beneficiaries of other government schemes during the event at Shimla.
PM Kisan Eligibility
Not all farmers receive grants through the PM Kisan scheme from the government, however. There is an eligibility criteria of PM Kisan scheme, whereby small and marginal farmers who are Indian nationals receive the benefits. Moreover, all landholding farmers’ families, which have cultivable landholding in their names are eligible to receive grants under the PM Kisan scheme.
How to Check PM Kisan Beneficiary List
If you are an eligible beneficiary and have registered to the PM Kisan scheme, you must check your name on the beneficiary list. This can be checked in the following ways:
– The PM Kisan Beneficiary List will be put on view at the Panchayats for farmers to see.
– States and Union Territories are also responsible to send SMS alerts to eligible farmers notifying their beneficiary status
– Eligible farmers can also check their beneficiary status by visiting the official link https://pmkisan.gov.in/BeneficiaryStatus.aspx and entering required information.
The Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi, or PM Kisan Scheme is a special drive launched by the central government under Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Under the PM Kisan scheme, eligible landholding farmers families get Rs 2,000 every four months, which is Rs 6,000 annually.
While the four-monthly grant under the PM Kisan scheme has been released, beneficiary farmers will be eager to know if they have received the same. For this, the government releases the beneficiary list each time an installment is due.
How Can I Check my Name for PM Kisan Samman Nidhi?
Farmers will get a grant of Rs 2,000 under the PM Kisan scheme on Tuesday, May 31. Here is how they can check if their names are on the beneficiary list or not.
Step 1: Go to the website pmkisan.gov.in
Step 2: From the homepage, you will be able to see a separate section called the Farmers Corner
Step 3: From here, click on the option called Beneficiary Status from where you will be redirected to a page called ‘Beneficiaries list under PMKisan’
Step 4: From the drop down list, you need to select state, district, sub-district, block and village
Step 5: Once you have entered all required information, click on the Get Report Option. You will be able to see the beneficiary list.
However, if your name is not on this beneficiary list despite filling in all documents and being eligible, you can raise a complaint with the government directly.
How to Check the Credit Details of PM Kisan Scheme
Step 1: Go to the website pmkisan.gov.in
Step 2: From the homepage, you will be able to see a separate section called the Farmers Corner
Step 3: In the Farmers Corner section, there is a tab called ‘Beneficiary Status’. Click on that
Step 4: Alternatively, you can also directly go to the link https://pmkisan.gov.in/BeneficiaryStatus.aspx
Step 5: After you land on the required page, enter any one of the details — Aadhaar number, PM Kisan account number or your registered mobile number
Step 6: After filling in the details, click on the Get Data option. You will then be able to see the beneficiary credit status.
The PM Kisan scheme is one of the many government-backed pension plans started by the Narendra Modi government. Under the PM Kisan scheme, all small and marginal farmers who are Indian nationals are eligible. Under the PM-KISAN scheme, landholding farmers get an allowance of Rs 6,000 per year, which is distributed thrice over the year in a gap of four months.