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PM Kisan 24th Installment Date 2026: When Will PM Modi Release Next Payment of ₹2000 for Farmers? Check Expected Date, Eligibility Criteria and More

PM Kisan 24th Installment Date 2026: When Will PM Modi Release Next Payment of ₹2000 for Farmers? Check Expected Date, Eligibility Criteria and More
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PM Kisan 24th Installment Date 2026:  The PM Kisan Samman Nidhi Yojana is one of the central government’s flagship schemes for farmers. But farmers across India are curious to know about the next installment date. While the central government has not confirmed any official date yet, reports suggest that it will likely be released sometime this month. 

PM Kisan 24th Installment Date 2026: When Will PM Modi Release Next Payment of ₹2000 for Farmers?

According to recent media reports, the 24th instalment of PM-KISAN is anticipated to be released around October 2026. Beneficiaries, however, should keep in mind that this is merely an estimate, and the government has not announced any confirmed payment date.

As a part of the scheme, eligible farmers get ₹6,000 every year, paid in three instalments of ₹2,000 each. Through the Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) system, the amount is credited straight into their bank accounts. The beneficiary farmers have been advised to watch the official PM-KISAN portal for all updates about the next payment.Generally, installments under this financial welfare scheme are made every 4 months. 

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