My question is about pm kishan yojana.that is in which year mutation eligible for pm kishan

Question

अनुराग गुप्ता · Accepted Answer

Under the PM Kisan Samman Nidhi Yojana (PM-KISAN), the mutation of land (the process of transferring land ownership or rights) plays an important role in determining the eligibility for receiving benefits. The eligibility for PM-KISAN depends on land ownership, and farmers need to have their names in the revenue records (land records) to qualify.

The year of mutation matters in terms of when the farmer's name is officially recorded as the landowner in government records. For a farmer to be eligible for PM-KISAN, the mutation must be done before the cut-off date set for the eligibility of that particular payment cycle. If a farmer's name is mutated after the cut-off date, they may not be eligible for that cycle's payment, but they can be considered for future cycles once the mutation is updated in the government records.

To ensure eligibility, farmers should:

Ensure timely mutation of their land in government records, especially if there has been any recent transfer or inheritance.
Check with the local Revenue Department to confirm if the mutation has been updated in the land record.
Apply online through the official PM-KISAN portal or through local government channels, ensuring that all necessary documents, including the updated land records, are submitted.
For detailed information and updates on eligibility criteria, including specific years and cut-off dates, farmers should refer to the official PM-KISAN portal or consult local authorities.