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PM Kisan 20th Installment Update

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KKN Gurugram Desk | In a major update for farmers across India, the government has made registration mandatory to receive the 20th installmentĀ under theĀ Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi (PM-Kisan) Yojana. According to the latest report fromĀ Muzaffarpur district, farmers must now complete theirĀ e-KYC and digital land verificationĀ to continue receiving benefits under the scheme.

Authorities have set upĀ special registration camps across villages, and farmers are being urged to register without delay to ensure uninterrupted payments.

What Is PM-Kisan Samman Nidhi Yojana?

TheĀ PM-Kisan scheme, launched by the Government of India inĀ December 2018, providesĀ financial support of ₹6,000 per yearĀ in three equal installments to small and marginal farmers.

The funds are transferred directly into the bank accounts of eligible farmers in the following manner:

  • ₹2,000 per installment

  • Paid three times annually (April–July, August–November, December–March)

As of now,Ā 19 installments have been disbursed, and theĀ 20th installment is due in mid-2025.

Why Is Registration Now Mandatory?

TheĀ District Agriculture Office (DAO) in Muzaffarpur, Bihar, has stated that the registration drive is intended to:

  1. Update farmer records digitally

  2. Ensure thatĀ only eligible beneficiariesĀ continue to receive funds

  3. Link land ownership documents with the beneficiary database

  4. PreventĀ fraudulent or duplicate payments

Farmers whoĀ fail to register will be ineligible to receive the next installment, officials confirmed.

Muzaffarpur’s Action Plan: Special Camps in Rural Villages

As part of the ongoing drive:

  • A total ofĀ 1,125 revenue villagesĀ in Muzaffarpur district have been covered

  • OverĀ 7.52 lakh farmersĀ have been identified as eligible

  • 21,309 farmers have already registeredĀ as of June 2025

  • The drive is being conductedĀ daily, with an emphasis onĀ doorstep services

Key officials involved:

  • District Magistrate:Ā Subrat Kumar Sen (Monitoring the campaign directly)

  • District Agriculture Officer (DAO):Ā Sudhir Kumar

  • Departments Involved:Ā Agriculture Department + Revenue Department

What Documents Are Required for PM Kisan Registration?

Farmers must carry the following documents to the village camps:

  1. Aadhaar CardĀ (for e-KYC verification)

  2. Land Ownership RecordsĀ (such as Jamabandi or Khatiyan)

  3. Bank Account DetailsĀ (linked to Aadhaar)

  4. Recent Passport Size Photograph

  5. Mobile Number

All these details are uploadedĀ digitallyĀ at the time of registration.

e-KYC and Digital Upload Process Explained

One of the main highlights of the new process isĀ real-time e-KYCĀ andĀ document digitization.

Here’s how it works:

  • Farmers provide Aadhaar and land details at the camp

  • Officers completeĀ biometric verificationĀ using e-KYC devices

  • Land records are matched with government database

  • AĀ unique permanent registration numberĀ is generated for each farmer

This unique ID will help streamline the distribution of benefits in other schemes as well.

Who Must Register?

According to district authorities:

  • FarmersĀ already receiving PM Kisan installmentsĀ must register again if their records are not updated

  • New applicantsĀ must undergo the full registration and verification process

  • Farmers who haven’t completedĀ e-KYC or land record submissionĀ will be disqualified

This makes it crucial forĀ every PM Kisan beneficiary to cross-check their statusĀ before the 20th installment release.

How Many Farmers Are Affected?

The registration mandate affects:

  • Over 7.5 lakh farmersĀ in Muzaffarpur district alone

  • Millions more acrossĀ other districts in Bihar and nationwide, where similar drives are underway

Given the massive scale of the PM Kisan database—overĀ 11 crore farmers registered across India—this re-verification step is one of the largest digital exercises in rural welfare history.

What Happens If You Don’t Register?

Farmers whoĀ fail to complete registration or e-KYCĀ before the final cut-off will face the following consequences:

  • Non-receipt of the 20th installment

  • Permanent removal from the PM Kisan beneficiary list

  • IneligibilityĀ for allied government schemes linked with landholding and income

Authorities are urging all eligible beneficiaries toĀ complete the process before the upcoming verification deadline, which may vary district-wise.

Statewide and National Drive Underway

Apart from Muzaffarpur, similar registration and e-KYC drives are taking place in:

  • Vaishali, Samastipur, Begusarai, and GayaĀ districts of Bihar

  • Uttar Pradesh, Jharkhand, and Odisha, where digital verification has been lagging

  • Other states likeĀ Punjab, Haryana, Tamil Nadu, where verification drives are nearing completion

The aim is toĀ sanitize the PM Kisan databaseĀ before the 20th installment is credited.

Benefits of Permanent Registration Number

Once a farmer receives theĀ unique permanent registration number, they can:

  • Track future PM Kisan installments online

  • Apply for other government schemes likeĀ PM Fasal Bima Yojana,Ā Soil Health Card, andĀ PM Kusum

  • Avoid repeat documentation in future application processes

  • EstablishĀ clear proof of landownership and scheme participation

This number will serve as aĀ digital farmer identity, particularly beneficial in times of disaster relief, crop subsidy distribution, and insurance claims.

Officials Urge Farmers to Act Quickly

District Agriculture OfficerĀ Sudhir KumarĀ has appealed to all farmers:

ā€œWe are conducting this campaign daily at the village level. Farmers should take advantage of this opportunity and complete their registration. This ensures they don’t miss out on any government support.ā€

He added that no leniency will be shown after theĀ final submission deadline.

Farmers’ Voices: Frustration Over Delays and Tech Barriers

While many welcome the digitization push, some farmers have raised concerns over:

  • Technical glitchesĀ in e-KYC devices

  • Limited access to internetĀ in remote areas

  • Lack of informationĀ about documentation required

  • Difficulty understanding the registration process, especially for elderly farmers

Rural development volunteers and agriculture assistants are being deployed toĀ assist illiterate or elderly farmersĀ in filling out forms and completing verification.

Next Steps: How to Check If You Are Registered

To check your PM Kisan status:

  1. Visit the official website:Ā pmkisan.gov.in

  2. Click onĀ ā€œBeneficiary Statusā€

  3. Enter your Aadhaar or registration number

  4. Confirm your last installment details

  5. If no record is found, visit the nearestĀ camp or CSC centerĀ immediately

The PM Kisan 20th installment is expected to be releasedĀ in July or August 2025, butĀ only registered and verified farmersĀ will receive the ₹2,000 payment.

Farmers are advised to:

  • Visit the nearest camp

  • Carry original documents

  • Complete e-KYC and land record verification

  • Ensure they receive theĀ unique registration numberĀ for future reference

TheĀ Government of IndiaĀ andĀ State Agriculture DepartmentsĀ are working jointly to ensureĀ 100% digital complianceĀ before the upcoming payment cycle.

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