Odisha CM Kisan Yojana List
The Odisha government has decided to continue giving financial support to eligible farmers through a program called CM-Kisan Yojana. This program will replace the previous KALIA scheme and include some extra benefits. Farmers in Odisha can check the list of those who will receive this help for the 2024-25 financial year on the official website.
Odisha CM Kisan Yojana List, Check Online
The newly formed Odisha government has set aside ₹1935 crore in their 2024-25 budget for the CM-KISAN Yojana, which will provide financial support to eligible farmers, in addition to the PM-KISAN scheme.
In the Odisha budget, 18% of the total amount has been allocated to agriculture, highlighting the government’s focus on improving farmers’ productivity and livelihoods.
Chief Minister Majhi announced during his budget speech that, along with the central government’s PM-Kisan scheme, the state will also give extra financial help. Under the CM-Kisan income support program, eligible farmers will receive ₹4000 in two installments.
Now, eligible farmers in Odisha are likely wondering if they are on the beneficiary list to receive these benefits for the 2024-25 financial year.
Farmers who previously applied for the KALIA scheme can check the updated beneficiary list for 2024-25 on the official KALIA portal to see if they are eligible for the CM-Kisan Yojana.
How to check the Odisha CM Kisan Yojana Beneficiary list?
Farmers in Odisha who have applied for the CM KISAN Yojana can follow these simple steps to check if they are on the beneficiary list:
- Go to the official KALIA website at https://kalia.odisha.gov.in/.
- On the homepage, click on the “Beneficiary” section.
- Choose your District, Block, and Gram Panchayat from the options provided.
- Click the “View” button to see the list of beneficiaries for the CM-KISAN Yojana.
- To find your name, press CTRL+F on your keyboard, then check your application number and other details in the CM-KISAN profile.
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If you are a beneficiary of the Odisha CM-Kisan scheme and your name is on the beneficiary list but you haven’t received the next payment, here’s what you need to do:
- Make sure your CM-Kisan bank account is linked to your Aadhaar number.
- Complete your e-KYC on the KALIA portal to ensure you get the next payment.
- Check that your CM-Kisan bank account is active.
- Confirm that you meet the eligibility criteria for the CM-Kisan scheme.
If you still don’t receive the payment even though your name is on the list, send a request letter to the Panchayat Nodal Officer. Include a copy of the first page of your bank passbook and a copy of your Aadhaar card so that your bank details can be corrected at the Panchayat level.
Odisha farmers who meet the following criteria can receive CM-KISAN benefits along with the PM-KISAN payment:
- You must be a permanent resident of Odisha.
- You should be a small farmer (with less than 5 acres of land) or a marginal farmer (with less than 1 acre of land). Farmers without any land can also get this benefit.
- No one in your family should be working as an employee of the state or central government, and no one should be paying income tax.
Assistance for Landless Farmers and Other Benefits of CM-KISAN
Under the CM-Kisan scheme, the Odisha government helps eligible farmers in the following ways:
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Income Support: Farmers who qualify for the scheme will receive ₹4,000 in financial aid. This amount is given in two parts: the first half during the Kharif crop season and the second half during the Rabi crop season.
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Support for Landless Farmers: Landless farmers will get an extra ₹12,05 to help them earn a living. This money is meant to encourage them to take up other activities like beekeeping or raising small goats to support themselves.
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Empowering Farmers: The CM-Kisan Yojana aims to help small and marginal farmers become self-reliant so they can earn a living without falling into debt.
Farmers in Odisha can check if they are eligible for the scheme on the official KALIA portal and expect their first payment during the crop season. Those who haven’t applied yet will need to wait for the government to reopen the portal for new applications.