New Delhi. Under the Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi (PM Kisan) scheme, till now the 15th installment has been sent to the farmers and now the farmer brothers are eagerly waiting for the 16th installment. At present, many such government schemes are being run by the government for the farmer brothers, through which efforts are being made to help them financially.
People from poor class to middle class are seen taking advantage of these schemes. Talking about the Prime Minister Kisan Samman Nidhi Yojana, under this, farmers are given an installment of Rs 2,000 every four months, that is, farmers get a total installment of up to Rs 6,000 annually.
Now the farmers are eagerly waiting for the 16th installment, about which it is being said that the 16th installment can be released anytime.
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Which farmers will get the installment
Actually, those farmer brothers who have not completed their e-KYC will not get the installment money. The government had already said in clear words that only those who have got this work done will get the installment money. Apart from e-KYC, land verification is also very important. It is very important for every farmer associated with PM Kisan Yojana to get this work done and the one who does not get it done will be deprived of the benefit of the installment.
When will the 16th installment come?
If media reports are to be believed, the 16th installment can be released in the month of February-March. However, no official information has been revealed yet. Therefore, farmer brother will have to wait a little more.
Farmers had these expectations from the budget
The Finance Minister had presented the interim budget yesterday, people’s eyes were fixed on the big announcements to be made in the budget. However, the interim budget was nothing special for the general public. It was being said that there may be an increase of 50 percent in the payment of PM Kisan Nidhi. If this had happened, the annual amount of Rs 6000 would have increased to Rs 9000. But, nothing like this happened.
