Recently, reports surfaced claiming that farmers under the PM Kisan scheme would receive ₹36,000 in the upcoming 19th installment, instead of the usual ₹2,000. This news has created a buzz among the farming community. Let’s break down the facts to understand what’s really happening.


PM Kisan 19th Installment: Will Farmers Get ₹36,000 Instead of ₹2,000?


Is the ₹36,000 Claim True?


Checking the Facts  

Before believing such claims, it’s important to verify the information. Always rely on official government sources for accurate details about policy changes.


Government's Statement  

As of now, no official announcement has been made about increasing PM Kisan payments to ₹36,000. The scheme currently provides ₹6,000 annually, disbursed in three installments of ₹2,000 each.


Possibility of Misunderstanding  

Such claims could stem from miscommunication or rumors. It’s crucial to separate facts from speculation.


About the PM Kisan Samman Nidhi Scheme


Who Can Apply?  

Farmers who own up to two hectares of cultivable land.  

There’s no income limit, but the scheme mainly supports small and marginal farmers.  


Payment Structure  

The scheme offers ₹6,000 annually, split into three installments of ₹2,000. The money is directly deposited into farmers’ bank accounts.


How to Register?  

Visit the official PM Kisan portal for online applications.  

Alternatively, seek assistance at local government offices.


Other Support Programs for Farmers


PM Kisan FPO Yojana  

This initiative supports farmer-producer organizations (FPOs) with funding of up to ₹15 lakh to encourage collective farming and better market access.


Ayushman Bharat Yojana  

Farmers and their families can benefit from free healthcare under this scheme. Over 3.40 crore people have accessed health services through it.

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Crop Insurance and Disaster Relief  

To protect farmers from losses due to natural calamities, the government offers crop insurance and disaster compensation.


Current Situation in Saurashtra: Crop Damage and Assistance


Survey Updates  

Crop damage surveys have been conducted in districts like Rajkot, Junagadh, Gir Somnath, and Jamnagar. These surveys help the government determine compensation needs.


Compensation Plans  

Farmers facing over 33% crop loss are expected to receive financial aid, depending on the survey results.


Porbandar Update  

In Porbandar, the crop damage survey is still ongoing. The findings will guide the final decision on compensation.


Ayushman Vyayavandana Card Scheme


Key Features  

This card provides a range of health benefits and is easy to obtain. It has already reached 25 lakh beneficiaries within two months of its launch.


Special Focus on Seniors  

Senior citizens receive additional care and support under this program.


Conclusion


The PM Kisan scheme remains a vital lifeline for India’s farmers. However, claims about increased payments should only be trusted if confirmed by official sources. Farmers are encouraged to stay updated through reliable government websites and continue utilizing existing schemes for their benefit.


Stay informed, stay aware, and ensure you make the most of the support available!