It is the presentation of pradhan mantri kissan samman yojana Pmksy is a central schmen which ensure the rural as well as urban farmers to financial assistance of 2000 rs in every 4 month

1. PM-KISAN
SAMMAN
NIDHI
YOJANA
Presented To :
Dr. Ambrish Singh (Assistant Professor )
MEMBERS
1. LALIMA RAJPUT (2007360000023)
2. HARSHIT SINGH (2007360000021)
3. MAHESH PRATAP (2007360000024)
4. MANICHAND (2007360000025)
5. MANISH JAISWAL (2007360000026)

2. Inside…
• Introduction
• Salient Features
• Eligibility to avail benefits under PM-KISAN scheme
• Monitoring Mechanism
• Process flow of PM KISAN
• Operational Guidelines
• Impact of PMKISAN

3. Introduction
• Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi is central scheme under the government of India
which provides income support to the farmers and their families
• On 1 February 2019,during the 2019 Interim Union Budget of India, Piyush Goyal
announced the implementation of this scheme as nationwide project.
• On 24 February Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched the PM-KISAN scheme at
Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh.
• It has become operational from 01/12/2018.

4. Introduction Cont.…
• The fund are to be directly transferred to the bank accounts of
the beneficiaries
• Definition of the family for the scheme is husband, wife and
minor children.
• Under this scheme, all small and marginal farmers will be
provided with income support of Rs.6,000 per year in three
equal installments to all land holding farmer families.
• In financial year 2019-20 budget of Rs.75,000 crore was
allocated for this scheme.
• In current FY (2023-24) gov. has allocated Rs.60,000 crore for
PM-KISAN which is 13.33 percent lower than the budget
estimates of Rs.65,000 crore for 2022-23

5. Salient Features
• New Central Sector Scheme- to augment the income of Small and
Marginal Farmers (SMFs) families across the country.
• PM KISAN Yojana benefits almost 12 crore farmers across the country.
• This scheme is 100% funded by GOI.
• Budget allocation - Rs. 20,000 crore for FY (2018-19).
• Rs. 75,000 crore in next FY (2019-20).
• Initially this scheme was applicable for farmers who have landholdings
less than 2 hectare but later it became available for all farmers
irrespective of size of their landholdings.

6. Salient Features Cont.…
• Number of eligible SMFs families estimated on basis of
projections of agricultural Census 2015-16 data for 2018-19.
• Financial benefit of Rs. 6000 per year to all beneficiaries in 3
equal installments in every 4 months of a FY.
• First installment of Rs. 2000 to be paid immediately after
identification of beneficiaries.

7. Eligibility to avail benefits under PM-KISAN
scheme
One of the most crucial features of this government scheme is its eligibility cri
teria.
Farmer families that qualify these criteria can benefit form this Yojana:
1. Small and marginal farmers are eligible for PMKSNY.
2. Farmer families that hold cultivable land apply for the benefits of this plan.
3. A beneficiary should be an Indian citizen.
Alongside these, farmers from both rural and urban regions can be enlisted
under the Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi Yojana.

8. Eligibility Cont.…
• The farmer as well as any member of the family belonging to the
following categories are not eligible for this scheme –
• Former and present holders of constitutional posts.
• Former and present Ministers/ State Ministers.
• Former or present members of Lok Sabha/ Rajya Sabha/ State
Legislative Assemblies/State.
• Legislative Councils.
• Former and present Mayors of Municipal Corporations.
• Former and present Chairpersons of District Panchayats.

9. Monitoring Mechanism
• Project Monitoring Unit (PMU) headed by CEO at Central level for monitoring of
implementation publicity etc.
• States/UTs to designate a Nodal Department for implementation of scheme and can also
setup their own PMUs
• Budget provision of Rs. 312.50 crore for Central PMU during FY 2018-19 & 2019-20.
• Funds minimum @ 0.25% of the allocation of funds to Central PMU in FY 2018-19 and @
0.125% of budgetary allocation in FY 2019-20 to be transferred to State/ UT's PMUs for
expenses.
• Dedicated Portal http://pmkisan.nic.in/ for Scheme implementation.

12. Operational Guidelines
• All land parcels owned by members of family in the same or different revenue
villages to be pooled for determination of benefit.
• For NE States with community landholding – alternate mechanism for eligibility
of farmers to be approved by Committee of Union Ministers of DoNER, DoLR,
Agriculture and concerned State CMs/Ministerial representatives.
• States to prepare data base of farmers with mandatory capturing of Aadhaar
number.
• For transfer of 1st installment Aadhaar Enrolment Number along with any of the
prescribed document for identification.
• No transfer of benefit from 2nd instalment onwards without Aadhaar number.

13. Operational Guidelines Cont.…
• Review and Monitoring Committee headed by Cabinet Secretary at the National Level.
• Weekly review through video conferencing by Secretary, DAC&FW with State Nodal
Officers
• State & District Level Monitoring Committees to be notified by State Govts.
• Administrative Charges @ 0.5% of Budgetary outlay for 1st Instalment and 0.25% from 2nd
instalment onwards for meeting expenses of PMU, uploading of data and other
administrative expenses.

14. Operational Guidelines Cont.…
• At least 50% of administrative charges to be transfer to States for implementation.
• States to designate a Nodal Department for implementation of the scheme
• Modalities for transfer of benefit -
• Benefit to be transferred by GoI electronically through State Notional Account into beneficiary’s bank
account on the basis of District wise beneficiary list certified and uploaded by State/UT Govts.
• Beneficiaries list to be displayed at Gram- Panchayats to ensure greater transparency
• Notification of Credit of benefit to beneficiaries through SMS

15. Impact of PMKISAN
• The impact of the scheme is well-received in rural areas.
• The scheme provides income support to landholding farmers in India,
which helps them procure various inputs related to agriculture and allied
activities and their domestic needs.
• Cash transfer increases the net income of farmers and thus, in turn, may
enhance farmers’ risks-taking capacity

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