PM-Kisan Payment Update: 21st Installment Released in 4 States; Will Other Farmers Receive It Before Diwali?
The PM-Kisan Samman Nidhi Yojana continues to be a lifeline for millions of farmers across India. With each installment, the scheme provides direct financial assistance to ensure agricultural stability and rural prosperity. While the 21st installment has already been released in select states, farmers across the rest of the country are now anxiously waiting for their share before Diwali.
PM-Kisan 21st Installment Released in Four States
The 21st installment of PM-Kisan has been disbursed to farmers in Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, and Jammu & Kashmir.
Will Other States Get PM-Kisan 21st Installment Before Diwali?
Farmers across other states are still waiting for the PM-Kisan 21st installment release date. The central government has not announced the official timeline, but expectations are high for a pre-Diwali disbursement.
What Is the PM-Kisan Samman Nidhi Yojana?
The PM-Kisan Yojana is a flagship farmer welfare scheme launched by the Government of India. Its key highlights include:
So far, 20 installments have been successfully disbursed, bringing direct financial aid to millions of farmers and strengthening rural incomes.
Why the PM-Kisan Scheme Matters for Farmers
The PM-Kisan scheme is not just about financial aid - it is about empowering farmers with a reliable support system. The funds help farmers manage agricultural expenses, seeds, fertilisers, and crop protection, reducing their dependence on loans and ensuring stability during crises like floods and droughts.
With the PM-Kisan 21st installment already credited in four states, farmers in other parts of India eagerly await their payment. If trends from previous years are followed, the government may release the funds before Diwali, bringing festive cheer and financial relief to millions of families.
PM-Kisan 21st Installment Released in Four States
The 21st installment of PM-Kisan has been disbursed to farmers in Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, and Jammu & Kashmir.
- Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan released funds for Punjab, Himachal, and Uttarakhand, ensuring support for farmers hit by floods.
- Nearly 27 lakh farmers benefitted, receiving Rs 540 crore directly in their bank accounts.
- In Jammu & Kashmir, the installment was credited on October 7, benefiting 8.5 lakh farmers with over Rs 170 crore transferred to support those affected by heavy rainfall and landslides.
Will Other States Get PM-Kisan 21st Installment Before Diwali?
Farmers across other states are still waiting for the PM-Kisan 21st installment release date. The central government has not announced the official timeline, but expectations are high for a pre-Diwali disbursement.
- Last year, the 18th installment was released on October 5, setting a precedent for an early October timeline.
- Based on previous patterns, experts believe that the government may follow a similar schedule to provide relief before the festive season.
What Is the PM-Kisan Samman Nidhi Yojana?
The PM-Kisan Yojana is a flagship farmer welfare scheme launched by the Government of India. Its key highlights include:
- Annual Benefit: Eligible farmers receive Rs 6,000 per year.
- Instalments: The amount is distributed in three equal installments of Rs 2,000 each.
- Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT): The money is credited directly to farmers’ bank accounts to ensure transparency and timely support.
So far, 20 installments have been successfully disbursed, bringing direct financial aid to millions of farmers and strengthening rural incomes.
Why the PM-Kisan Scheme Matters for Farmers
The PM-Kisan scheme is not just about financial aid - it is about empowering farmers with a reliable support system. The funds help farmers manage agricultural expenses, seeds, fertilisers, and crop protection, reducing their dependence on loans and ensuring stability during crises like floods and droughts.
With the PM-Kisan 21st installment already credited in four states, farmers in other parts of India eagerly await their payment. If trends from previous years are followed, the government may release the funds before Diwali, bringing festive cheer and financial relief to millions of families.
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