PM Kisan Samman Nidhi 20th Instalment: Release date, steps to update address, website, beneficiary list and more
Details say that the PM Kisan installment is released every four month and the previous 19th installment was released in February 2025. In 2024, the amount was released in June, but this time, the release of the fund got delayed.
A report by Zee News claimed that the 20th Instalment of the PM-Kisan scheme are expected on 18 July, however, there has been no confirmation on this.
Media reports claim that PM Narendra Modi may release the 20th instalment of PM Kisan Samman Nidhi Yojana to more than 9.8 crore farmers across the country on 18 July, as he will be address a big public meeting in Motihari (East Champaran) on that day.
PM Modi may press the button for the direct transfer of ₹ 2,000 to the bank accounts of millions of eligible farmers.
Step 1: Visit PM Kisan's website — https://pmkisan.gov.in.
Step 2: Click on 'State Transfer Request' on the homepage under 'Farmers Corner'.
Step 3. Fill in 'Registration Number' or 'Aadhaar Number'.
Step 4: Enter captcha code and click on 'Get OTP'
Step 6: Upload 'proof of cultivable land' in your name (land records, khasra/khatoni, etc.)
Step 7: Review changes and submit the form online.
a). Keep bank account linked with Aadhar card.
b). Check Aadhar seeding with bank account status
c). Keep DBT option active in Aadhaar seeded bank account
e). Check Aadhaar seeding status under 'Know Your Status' module in PM Kisan Portal.
Step 1: Open official PM KISAN website https://pmkisan.gov.in/ Portal
Step 2: See the map of India under Payment Success tab.
Step 3: There will be a yellow coloured tab called "Dashboard", click on it.
Step 4: Fill complete details on the Village Dashboard tab.
Step 5: Select the state, district, Sub-District and Panchayat
Step 5: Choose the details
Step 6: Click 'Get Report' button
Step 7: Check your name in the beneficiaries list.
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