Overview
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi made the disbursal from Coimbatore, with the event live-streamed nationwide and mirrored by state-level programmes.
- Uttar Pradesh will receive ₹4,314.26 crore for over 2.15 crore farmers, Rajasthan ₹1,332 crore for 66.62 lakh, and Gujarat about ₹986 crore for 49.31 lakh beneficiaries.
- Andhra Pradesh added a ₹5,000 state top-up under Annadata Sukhibhava, crediting ₹7,000 per beneficiary for about 46.6 lakh farmers at a Kamalapuram launch.
- Authorities reiterated that e-KYC is mandatory and said holds can result from Aadhaar-bank seeding gaps, NPCI or IFSC errors, and land-record verification issues; status checks and helplines were advised.
- With this tranche, cumulative PM-KISAN support has crossed ₹3.88 lakh crore since 2019, benefiting over 11 crore farmer families, according to government data.