PM Kisan 13th instalment: The 13th installment of PM Kisan Samman Nidhi, one of the most popular schemes of the central government, is being released today on February 27. The Centre government is releasing a total of Rs 16,800 crore to eight crore farmers before the harvest. PM Kisan 13th instalment released today; Do this if not get money.
Rs 2,000 will be directly deposited in the account of each beneficiary farmer. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is on a tour of Karnataka, will officially announce the release of the 13th installment of PM Kisan in the afternoon at Belagavi.
The first instalment of PM Kisan Yojana, launched on December 1, 2018, was released on February 24, 2019. Since then, the central government has deposited 12 instalments in the farmers’ accounts. Today is the 13th instalment. In this PM Kisan scheme of the central government, a total of Rs 6,000 is given every year to facilitate the crop work of the farmers.
In this, instalments of Rs 2,000 each will be released every 4 months. Karnataka Government will add two more instalments .That means the farmers of the state will get 5 instalments per year, which means a total of Rs 10,000. More than 8 crore farmers have registered and are beneficiaries of this scheme.
This time the farmers were required to revise the KYC before releasing the instalments. Thus, the release of funds was slightly delayed. All farmers who have updated KYC will get 13th instalment. Some farmers may transfer money to the account today. If your bank account is not credited you can go to PM Kisan Samman Nidhi Yojana portal and check.
Go to the beneficiary status tab in the portal and enter your registered mobile number to get the details. Also, go to the Beneficiary List tab and enter the name of your state, district, sub-district, block and village to get the list of all the beneficiaries of that town.
If you are eligible to be a beneficiary but your name is not in the list, you may have to register again. Or you can go to the nearest CSC center and contact. Initially the scheme was intended for small farmers. That is, the farmers who did not have more than 2 hectares of land were given subsidy. Recently this scheme has been extended to all farmers.
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However, professionals, government employees etc. are not eligible to benefit from this scheme even if they are farmers. Also, those filing IT returns are also excluded from the scope of the scheme. If any farmer is eligible for the scheme but any of his family members are income tax payers then they are not eligible for the scheme.
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