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Under this scheme, farmers will get Rs 3000 per month

Under this scheme, farmers will get Rs 3000 per month

To avail the benefits of PM Kisan Maandhan Yojana, candidate farmers can register by visiting the official site. Under this scheme, farmers will be given three thousand rupees. Various schemes are being run by the government to help the farmers. Let us tell you that one of these schemes is PM Kisan Maandhan Yojana. Under this scheme, the government is providing a pension of three thousand rupees per month to the farmers. Only farmers between 18 to 40 years of age are eligible to apply for this scheme. The investment amount is determined according to the age of the applicant. If you apply for this program at the age of 18 years. This is why you will have to invest Rs 55 per month. If you apply at the age of 40, you will have to invest Rs 200 per month.


After what age will you get pension?

Let us tell you that when you turn 60 years of age, after that you get a pension of Rs 3000 per month. Apply by visiting any nearby public service center. After this you will have to give all your necessary documents to the VLE. After this he will include your application in the scheme. Apart from this, you can apply for the scheme yourself by visiting the official website of Pradhan Mantri Kisan Maandhan Yojana. Farmers with less than two hectares of land can apply for this scheme.


Documents required to apply

To avail the benefits of the scheme, a farmer must have cultivable land of 2 hectares or less. The age of the applicant should be between 18 to 40 years. It is mandatory to have important documents like Aadhar card, mobile number, passport size photo, identity card, age certificate, income certificate, farm Khasra Khatauni, bank account passbook.


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Method of registration

To register, first go to the official website. After this go to the homepage and login. Then the applicant has to fill his/her phone number to login. Now candidates enter the required information. Then candidates click on Generate OTP. After this an OTP will come on your registered mobile number. After this the empty box will have to be filled. Then submit the application form. At last you take print out of the page.


 Farmers get financial benefits from these three schemes run by the Central Government.

Farmers get financial benefits from these three schemes run by the Central Government.

Many schemes are being run by the Central Government for the benefit of farmers. The objective of these schemes is to uplift the farmers economically as well as to overcome the challenges faced during farming. Various schemes are being run by the Central Government for farmers. Farmers get various types of support through these schemes. What are those schemes which support farmers financially? Along with this, they also help in other tasks related to farming.


PM Kisan Saman Nidhi Yojna

Under PM Kisan Samman Nidhi Yojana, 6 thousand rupees are provided to the farmers of India every year. Under this scheme, these rupees are transferred to the farmers in four installments. This means that this amount is made available to the farmers in three different installments of Rs 2 thousand each. If you want to take advantage of this scheme, then do not make any mistake while applying. For more information related to the scheme, farmers can contact PM Kisan Yojana helpline number 155261 or 1800115526 or 011-23381092.


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PM Kisan Maandhan Yojana

Under the PM Kisan Maandhan Yojana issued by the Central Government, the government is providing a pension of Rs 3,000 per month to the farmers. Only farmers between 18 to 40 years of age are eligible to apply to avail the benefits of this scheme. When farmers reach 60 years of age, a pension of Rs 3,000 per month is sent to their account.


Prime Minister Crop Insurance Scheme

Under the Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana, financial security is provided to farmers against crop damage due to natural disasters, pests and diseases. Under the scheme, farmers have to pay a premium, on which the government gives subsidy. The central and state governments share the premium subsidy for non-subsidized crops in the ratio of 50:50. At the same time, the central government provides higher subsidy share for subsidized crops.