Lok Sabha Question No. 27 (STARRED), answered on 2025-12-02
Subject: PM-KISAN Yojana
Ministry: AGRICULTURE AND FARMERS WELFARE
Asked by: Shri Chandra Prakash Joshi

## GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE AND FARMERS WELFARE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND FARMERS WELFARE

## LOK SABHA STARRED QUESTION NO. 27

TO BE ANSWERED ON 2 ND  DECEMBER, 2025

## PM-KISAN YOJANA

*27. SHRI CHANDRA PRAKASH JOSHI:

Will the Minister of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare क ृ िष एवं िकसान कʞाण मंũी be pleased to state:

- (a)  the  total  number  of farmers enrolled under the Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi (PMKISAN) Scheme;
- (b) the total amount disbursed till date;
- (c) the steps taken to ensure cent percent Aadhaar seeding of the beneficiaries; and
- (d)  the  details  of  the  total  number  of  farmers  enrolled  under  the  PM-Kisan  Yojana  in Rajasthan along with the total amount disbursed till date, district-wise?

## ANSWER

THE MINISTER OF AGRICULTURE AND FARMERS WELFARE क ृ िष एवं िकसान कʞाण मंũी (SHRI SHIVRAJ SINGH CHOUHAN)

- (a) to (d): A statement is laid on the table of the House.

STATEMENT  MADE  IN  REPLY  TO  PART  (a)  TO  (d)  OF  LOK  SABHA  STARRED QUESTION  NO.  27  REGARDING  PM-KISAN  YOJANA  RAISED  BY  SHRI  CHANDRA PRAKASH JOSHI, MP DUE FOR REPLY ON 2 ND  DECEMBER, 2025.

(a) to (d): The  PM-KISAN  scheme  is  a  central  sector  scheme  launched  in  February 2019  by  the  Hon'ble  Prime  Minister  to  supplement  the  financial  needs  of  farmers  with cultivable  land-holding.  Under  the  scheme,  a  financial  benefit  of  ₹  6,000/-  per  year  is transferred in three equal instalments, into the Aadhaar seeded bank accounts of farmers through  Direct  Benefit  Transfer  (DBT)  mode.  Under  the  PM-KISAN  Scheme,  cultivable landholding is primary eligibility criteria to receive benefit of the Scheme subject to certain exclusions relating to higher economic status. A farmer-centric digital infrastructure has ensured the benefits of the scheme reach all the farmers across the country without involvement of any intermediaries. Maintaining absolute transparency in registering and verifying beneficiaries, the Government of India has disbursed over Rs. 4.09 lakh Cr. through 21 installments since inception of the Scheme. Of  this,  ₹  27,956.15  crore  has  been  disbursed  to  the  beneficiaries  of  Rajasthan  since inception  of  the  scheme.  District-wise  details  of  amount  released  to  beneficiaries  of Rajasthan is at Annexure -I. Currently, 100% of the benefits of the PM-KISAN are released via Aadhaar based payment mode to the beneficiaries, whose  Aadhaar demo authentication and  eKYC are complete, with an exception for farmers belonging to Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PVTG). Recently, the 21 st  instalment of PM-KISAN was released on 19 th  November, 2025, under which the benefits of the Scheme were released to more than 9.34 Crore beneficiaries across the country, of which 65.3 lakh beneficiaries belong to the State of Rajasthan. The district-wise details of the beneficiaries benefited in Rajasthan and amount released to them in 21 st  instalment as on date is attached at Annexure - II.

## Annexure-I

The district-wise details amount disbursed in Rajasthan under PM-Kisan Scheme

## since inception of the scheme (till 25.11.2025)

| #   | District         | Amount Disbursed (Rs. in Cr.)   |
|-----|------------------|---------------------------------|
| 1   | Ajmer            | 759.30                          |
| 2   | Alwar            | 677.36                          |
| 3   | Balotra          | 523.41                          |
| 4   | Banswara         | 772.46                          |
| 5   | Baran            | 766.71                          |
| 6   | Barmer           | 905.02                          |
| 7   | Beawar           | 516.07                          |
| 8   | Bharatpur        | 601.96                          |
| 9   | Bhilwara         | 1,336.65                        |
| 10  | Bikaner          | 663.31                          |
| 11  | Bundi            | 632.98                          |
| 12  | Chittorgarh      | 879.16                          |
| 13  | Churu            | 933.88                          |
| 14  | Dausa            | 682.73                          |
| 15  | Deeg             | 422.43                          |
| 16  | Dholpur          | 547.69                          |
| 17  | Didwana-Kuchaman | 648.88                          |
| 18  | Dungarpur        | 696.20                          |
| 19  | Ganganagar       | 589.04                          |
| 20  | Hanumangarh      | 801.96                          |
| 21  | Jaipur           | 1,313.18                        |
| 22  | Jaisalmer        | 240.86                          |
| 23  | Jalore           | 901.49                          |
| 24  | Jhalawar         | 976.23                          |
| 25  | Jhunjhunu        | 858.11                          |
| 26  | Jodhpur          | 921.39                          |
| 27  | Karauli          | 527.09                          |
| 28  | Khairthal-Tijara | 312.16                          |
| 29  | Kota             | 592.60                          |
| 30  | Kotputli-Behror  | 513.44                          |
| 31  | Nagaur           | 786.77                          |
| 32  | Pali             | 672.78                          |
| 33  | Phalodi          | 324.87                          |
| 34  | Pratapgarh       | 361.50                          |
| 35  | Rajsamand        | 526.28                          |
| 36  | Salumbar         | 254.82                          |
| 37  | Sawai Madhopur   | 586.45                          |
| 38  | Sikar            | 970.27                          |
| 39  | Sirohi           | 310.63                          |
| 40  | Tonk             | 953.87                          |
| 41  | Udaipur          | 694.18 27,956.15                |
|     | Grand Total      |                                 |

The district-wise details of the beneficiaries benefitted in Rajasthan and amount

## released to them in 21 st  instalment upto 25.11.2025

| #     | District         | No. of Beneficiaries   | Amount Disbursed (Rs. in Cr.)   |
|-------|------------------|------------------------|---------------------------------|
| 1     | Ajmer            | 1,70,147               | 34.03                           |
| 2     | Alwar            | 1,40,237               | 28.05                           |
| 3     | Balotra          | 1,24,367               | 24.87                           |
| 4     | Banswara         | 1,87,609               | 37.52                           |
| 5     | Baran            | 1,69,629               | 33.93                           |
| 6     | Barmer           | 2,17,386               | 43.48                           |
| 7     | Beawar           | 1,25,357               | 25.07                           |
| 8     | Bharatpur        | 1,44,829               | 28.97                           |
| 9     | Bhilwara         | 3,10,029               | 62.01                           |
| 10    | Bikaner          | 1,78,816               | 35.76                           |
| 11    | Bundi            | 1,42,619               | 28.52                           |
| 12    | Chittorgarh      | 2,12,985               | 42.60                           |
| 13    | Churu            | 2,20,887               | 44.18                           |
| 14    | Dausa            | 1,49,367               | 29.87                           |
| 15    | Deeg             | 97,651                 | 19.53                           |
| 16    | Dholpur          | 1,42,261               | 28.45                           |
| 17    | Didwana-Kuchaman | 1,48,854               | 29.77                           |
| 18    | Dungarpur        | 1,52,600               | 30.52                           |
| 19    | Ganganagar       | 1,45,104               | 29.02                           |
| 20    | Hanumangarh      | 1,91,371               | 38.27                           |
| 21    | Jaipur           | 2,99,026               | 59.81                           |
| 22    | Jaisalmer        | 61,001                 | 12.20                           |
| 23    | Jalore           | 2,00,758               | 40.15                           |
| 24    | Jhalawar         | 2,00,574               | 40.11                           |
| 25    | Jhunjhunu        | 2,15,893               | 43.18                           |
| 26    | Jodhpur          | 2,17,967               | 43.59                           |
| 27    | Karauli          | 1,37,276               | 27.46                           |
| 28    | Khairthal-Tijara | 65,263                 | 13.05                           |
| 29    | Kota             | 1,19,032               | 23.81                           |
| 30    | Kotputli-Behror  | 1,10,942               | 22.19                           |
| 31    | Nagaur           | 1,83,113               | 36.62                           |
| 32    | Pali             | 1,50,521               | 30.10                           |
| 33    | Phalodi          | 80,384                 | 16.08                           |
| 34    | Pratapgarh       | 79,494                 | 15.90                           |
| 35    | Rajsamand        | 1,39,204               | 27.84                           |
| 36    | Salumbar         | 64,347                 | 12.87                           |
| 37    | Sawai Madhopur   | 1,29,327               | 25.87                           |
| 38    | Sikar            | 2,30,956               | 46.19                           |
| 39    | Sirohi           | 78,889                 | 15.78                           |
| 40    | Tonk             | 2,22,099               | 44.42                           |
| 41    | Udaipur          | 1,72,241               | 34.45                           |
| 42    | Grand Total      | 65,30,412              | 1,306.08 1,306.08               |
| Total |                  | 65,30,412              |                                 |

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