PM Kisan 24th Installment Odisha: Date, ₹2,000 Payment Status and CM-KISAN Benefits
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Fresh update (30 October 2026)
The 24th instalment has now been released: Prime Minister Narendra Modi released it on 30 October 2026 from Bhildi, Banaskantha, Gujarat. In Odisha, Rs 707.86 crore has been transferred via DBT to 35,39,297 farmer families, at Rs 2,000 per family. Beneficiaries can check their payment status on pmkisan.gov.in through Know Your Status.
The PM Kisan 24th installment is scheduled for 30 October 2026. Eligible farmer families across India, including Odisha, are set to receive ₹2,000 directly into their bank accounts under the Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi (PM-KISAN) scheme.
The announcement has been published on the official PM-KISAN website. However, the release date does not guarantee payment to every registered farmer. Your eKYC, Aadhaar-linked bank account, land records and eligibility status can all affect whether the money reaches your account.
For farmers in Odisha, there is another important detail. The state government also runs the CM-KISAN scheme, which provides separate financial assistance to eligible farmers and landless agricultural households.
This guide explains the PM Kisan 24th installment date, how to check payment status online, what to do if ₹2,000 is delayed and how CM-KISAN benefits differ from the central scheme.
PM Kisan 24th Installment Date 2026: Latest Update
The 24th installment of PM-KISAN is scheduled to be released on Friday, 30 October 2026. According to the official announcement, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will release the installment from Banaskantha, Gujarat.
The government has announced a national transfer of approximately ₹19,000 crore. News reports have also cited an estimate of around ₹18,680 crore for approximately 9.34 crore farmer families. These figures are estimates reported in connection with the release; individual payments depend on beneficiary eligibility and verification.
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Scheme name | PM-KISAN Samman Nidhi |
| Installment number | 24th |
| Scheduled release date | 30 October 2026 |
| Amount per eligible installment | ₹2,000 |
| Total annual assistance | ₹6,000 |
| Payment method | Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) |
| Release location | Banaskantha, Gujarat |
| Official website | pmkisan.gov.in |
The PM-KISAN scheme provides ₹6,000 annually to eligible farmer families in three installments of ₹2,000 each. The scheme is funded by the Government of India.
Important: If your name is registered under PM-KISAN, check your beneficiary status rather than assuming the payment will arrive automatically. The department has also flagged certain cases for physical verification.
How to Check PM Kisan 24th Installment Status in Odisha
Farmers in Odisha can check their PM-KISAN payment details online without visiting an office first.
Follow these steps:
- Visit the official PM-KISAN website.
- Open the Know Your Status service under the farmer services section.
- Enter your PM-KISAN registration number and the verification details requested on the page.
- If you do not know your registration number, use the portal’s registration-number recovery option.
- Complete the required verification, including OTP authentication where prompted.
- Review your beneficiary details, installment history and available eKYC, bank-seeding and land-seeding information.
Use the official Know Your Status page (pmkisan.gov.in/BeneficiaryStatus_New.aspx) to start the process.
If the portal shows that your installment is pending, check the reason displayed before taking further action. An incomplete verification, incorrect bank information or an eligibility review may require a different solution.
How to Check the PM Kisan Beneficiary List
If you are unsure whether your name is registered, use the beneficiary-list facility on the official portal.
Open the relevant beneficiary list service, select your state as Odisha, and choose your district, sub-district, block and village as requested. Review the displayed records to see whether your details appear.
A name appearing in a list is useful, but it does not independently guarantee that the 24th installment has been approved or credited.
Complete These Three Checks Before Expecting ₹2,000
Before the scheduled release, pay attention to three important requirements.
1. Complete PM-KISAN eKYC
eKYC is mandatory for registered PM-KISAN farmers. Depending on the available facility, you can complete it through:
- Aadhaar OTP-based authentication on the official portal.
- Face authentication through the PM-KISAN mobile application.
- Biometric authentication through an authorised Common Service Centre (CSC) or another authorised facility.
Start with the official PM-KISAN eKYC information page. (pmkisan.gov.in/KnowAboutEKYC.aspx)
If the portal already shows that your eKYC is complete, there is generally no need to repeat it unless the system or the relevant authority asks you to do so.
2. Check Aadhaar-Bank Seeding
PM-KISAN payments are made through the DBT system. An account that is not correctly linked or seeded for the required payment process can create problems.
Check the bank-seeding status displayed on the PM-KISAN portal. If it shows an issue, contact your bank and ask them to verify your Aadhaar linkage and DBT-related account status.
Do not assume that having Aadhaar printed on a bank passbook automatically confirms every required payment setting.
3. Verify Your Land Records
Land-record verification is another important requirement under PM-KISAN.
Check whether your land-seeding status is marked as complete. If the portal shows a mismatch, compare the details in your PM-KISAN registration with the relevant land records and the records maintained by the state authorities.
Differences in names, ownership details or other land information may need correction through the appropriate revenue or agriculture office.
Completing these checks can help identify common problems, but payment remains subject to the scheme’s eligibility rules and official verification.
Why PM Kisan Payments May Be Withheld
The official PM-KISAN homepage carries a notice about suspected cases that may fall under the scheme’s exclusion rules. Benefits in these cases may be temporarily withheld until physical verification is completed.
The examples listed by the department include:
- Farmers who acquired land ownership after 1 February 2019.
- Cases where more than one member of the same family receives benefits, such as both husband and wife or an adult and a minor.
These are examples of cases requiring scrutiny, not proof that every farmer with a particular land or family situation is automatically ineligible. The applicable scheme rules and the result of verification determine the outcome.
If you received earlier installments but your payment has stopped, check the reason shown in your account. If land ownership or family eligibility is under review, contact the relevant agriculture office or CSC and ask which documents are needed.
Inherited land, recently updated ownership records and land still registered in a deceased relative’s name can require additional clarification. Explain your actual circumstances rather than relying on assumptions about eligibility.
PM Kisan 24th Installment Not Received? What to Do
If the installment is not visible in your bank account after the release, follow this checklist.
| Status or problem | Recommended action |
|---|---|
| eKYC incomplete | Complete the available OTP, face or biometric verification process. |
| Aadhaar or bank-seeding issue | Contact your bank and verify the required DBT settings. |
| Land seeding shows an issue | Check your land records and contact the relevant state authority. |
| Benefits temporarily withheld | Review your status and ask the agriculture office about physical verification. |
| Payment record is not updated | Check the portal again and allow time for the transaction record to update. |
| Bank details appear correct but money is missing | Review the transaction status and contact the bank or official PM-KISAN helpdesk. |
A national release does not mean every beneficiary’s bank entry will necessarily become visible at the same moment. Check the official payment record and your bank statement before concluding that a payment has failed.
PM-KISAN Helpline Number
For assistance with registration, eKYC or payment-related issues, use the contact details published by PM-KISAN.
- Helpline: 155261
- Other listed contact number: 011-24300606
- Toll-free number: 1800-115-526
Confirm the currently applicable contact details on the official website before calling.
CM-KISAN Odisha: Additional Assistance for Eligible Farmers
PM-KISAN is a central government scheme. Odisha’s CM-KISAN is a separate state government scheme with its own eligibility conditions and payment arrangements.
The Odisha Chief Minister’s official website reported that the fifth installment of CM-KISAN was released on 4 September 2026, with more than ₹833 crore transferred to over 41 lakh farmer families.
The state scheme provides assistance to eligible small and marginal farmers and support for eligible landless agricultural households. The applicable amount and payment conditions differ by beneficiary category.
PM-KISAN vs CM-KISAN: Key Differences
| Feature | PM-KISAN | CM-KISAN Odisha |
|---|---|---|
| Government | Central government | Odisha state government |
| Annual support for eligible small and marginal landholding farmers | ₹6,000 | ₹4,000 under the scheme’s reported annual structure |
| Landless agricultural households | Subject to PM-KISAN eligibility rules | Separate livelihood assistance may be available |
| Payment method | DBT | DBT |
| Official website | pmkisan.gov.in | CM-KISAN portal (cmkportal.odisha.gov.in) |
Under the reported scheme structure, eligible small and marginal farmers may receive ₹2,000 per crop season through CM-KISAN. Eligible landless agricultural households may receive ₹12,500 for livelihood activities, subject to the applicable scheme rules.
A farmer eligible for both PM-KISAN and CM-KISAN may receive up to ₹10,000 annually from the two schemes combined. This is not a universal payment: eligibility for each scheme must be established separately.
The fifth CM-KISAN installment was released in September 2026. A confirmed date for the next installment should be checked on the official state portal rather than inferred from the PM-KISAN schedule.
How to Check CM-KISAN Status in Odisha
- Visit the official CM-KISAN portal. (cmkportal.odisha.gov.in)
- Find the beneficiary, registration or status service currently available on the website.
- Enter the requested registration or identification details.
- Complete the verification process if prompted.
- Review the information displayed and follow the portal’s instructions if any details need correction.
The state portal provides scheme-related services and information about enrolment and verification. If your status is unclear, use the contact or assistance facility listed there.
Is Farmer ID Compulsory for PM-KISAN?
Farmers may come across reports claiming that a Farmer ID is now compulsory for everyone receiving PM-KISAN assistance.
Do not treat every such claim as a universal rule. The requirement may depend on the applicable registration instructions and the state or farmer-registration process.
If you are applying for PM-KISAN for the first time in Odisha, check the latest instructions on the official portal or ask your block agriculture office whether a Farmer ID is required for your application.
Existing beneficiaries should first review their own PM-KISAN status and follow any specific instructions displayed for their account.
Important Safety Tips for PM-KISAN Beneficiaries
Fake payment messages and fraudulent links often circulate around installment releases. Keep these precautions in mind:
- Use the official PM-KISAN website to check dates and payment status.
- Never share an OTP, bank PIN or password with a caller claiming to release your installment.
- Do not pay an unknown person who promises to speed up a government transfer.
- Avoid entering Aadhaar or bank details on websites that imitate official government portals.
- Download the PM-KISAN application only through a trusted, official app-store listing.
There is no need to share confidential banking information with an unofficial agent to check whether an installment has been released.
Previous PM-KISAN Installment Dates
The previous three installments were released on the following dates:
| Installment | Release date |
|---|---|
| 21st | 19 November 2025 |
| 22nd | 13 March 2026 |
| 23rd | 20 June 2026 |
| 24th | Scheduled for 30 October 2026 |
The 23rd installment was released on 20 June 2026. According to the Press Information Bureau, more than 9.44 crore farmers received over ₹18,880 crore in that round.
The 24th installment is scheduled for 30 October 2026, but the final payment outcome for an individual beneficiary should be checked through the official portal.
Related Government Scheme Guides
Farmers and families in Odisha may also find these guides useful:
- Subhadra Yojana — Subhadra Yojana Odisha 2026
- Subhadra Yojana 5th Installment 2026 — information about the separate women’s benefit scheme.
- Subhadra Yojana Face eKYC Guide — a separate verification process for Subhadra beneficiaries.
- Subhadra Yojana Application Status — how to check application progress.
- Central Government Schemes — more guides to central government programmes.
- Installment Updates — scheme payment and installment information.
- Startup Odisha Scheme — Eligibility, Benefits and How to Register
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the PM Kisan 24th installment date in 2026?
The 24th installment is scheduled for 30 October 2026. The official PM-KISAN website confirms the date and the release event in Banaskantha, Gujarat.
How much will Odisha farmers receive in the 24th installment?
Eligible PM-KISAN beneficiaries are entitled to ₹2,000 for this installment. The scheme’s standard annual assistance is ₹6,000, paid in three installments.
How can I check PM Kisan payment status online?
Visit pmkisan.gov.in, open Know Your Status and enter the requested registration details. Review your installment record and any outstanding verification requirements.
Is eKYC mandatory for PM-KISAN?
Yes. The official portal states that eKYC is mandatory for registered PM-KISAN farmers. Available options include OTP-based, face-authentication and biometric verification.
Why does my PM Kisan status show land seeding as incomplete?
This may indicate that your land records have not been verified or do not match the registered information. Check the relevant records and contact the appropriate agriculture or revenue office for correction.
Can I receive both PM-KISAN and CM-KISAN in Odisha?
Eligible farmers may receive benefits under both schemes, provided they meet the separate conditions of each programme. The combined amount depends on the applicable beneficiary category and approved payments.
When will the next CM-KISAN installment be released?
The fifth installment was released on 4 September 2026. A confirmed date for the next installment should be obtained from the official CM-KISAN portal or an official Odisha government announcement.
What should I do if the ₹2,000 payment does not arrive?
Check your PM-KISAN status, eKYC, bank seeding and land seeding first. If the portal indicates a verification issue, contact the relevant authority or use the official helpdesk for guidance.
Is subhadra-yojanain.com an official government website?
No. It is an independent information website and is not affiliated with the Government of India or the Government of Odisha. Readers should verify payment dates, eligibility and beneficiary details through the official PM-KISAN portal (pmkisan.gov.in) and the relevant Odisha government website.
Final Words
The PM Kisan 24th installment is scheduled for 30 October 2026, with ₹2,000 due for each eligible installment. For farmers in Odisha, checking the payment record, completing eKYC and resolving bank or land-record issues are the most useful steps to take.
CM-KISAN is a separate state programme, so its installment dates and eligibility rules should not be confused with the central scheme’s schedule.
For the latest information, rely on the official portals and check your own beneficiary status rather than assuming that registration alone guarantees payment.
Disclaimer: This article is for general information only. Scheme conditions, eligibility and payment information may change. Always verify the latest details through official government sources.
