If you do farming and the land is in the name of father or grandfather then you cannot get benefit under this scheme. Therefore you need to keep in mind that you should register your name in Khatauni.
Under the PM Kisan Samman Nidhi scheme, an amount of Rs 2,000 is being sent to the account of about 10 crore farmers of the country by the central government. This is the sixth installment to the beneficiaries of this scheme. This time the amount of PM Kisan Samman Nidhi is going to go to the account of most farmers. The central government has set a target of connecting 14 crore farmers with this scheme. In such a situation, if you also want to join this scheme, then you can apply for it. However here you also need to keep some rules in mind.
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If you do farming and the land is in the name of father or grandfather then you cannot get benefit under this scheme. Therefore you need to keep in mind that you should register your name in Khatauni. In fact, under the PM Kisan Samman Nidhi Scheme, the definition of family has been fixed by the Central Government. Accordingly, spouses and their minor children would be considered family. In such a situation, if you are married, then you can apply for this scheme
For this, you have to add your name in the documents of the land. If this happens then you can take advantage of this scheme apart from your parents. If there are many stakeholders of one land and all are different families, then everyone will get benefits under this scheme. If your father or grandfather passed away and the name of the land has not yet been transferred, then you cannot take advantage of this scheme. In such a situation, it is important that you get the land transferred in your name.
Explain that to take advantage of this scheme, it is necessary to have land in the name of the farmer. If you are doing farming on the land of someone else, then you cannot be a beneficiary of this scheme. Land holding has been the most important provision for this scheme.
