New Delhi: If You Are The Beneficiary Of PM Kisan Samman Nidhi, Then This News Means A Lot To You, Because The Modi Government Is Being Kind To These Farmers These Days. In The Second Wave Of Corona Virus Itself, The Modi Government Has Released The Eighth Installment Of Rs 2000 In The Account Of Small-Marginal Farmers.
If For Some Reason Your Money Has Not Reached Your Account, Do Not Delay In Checking. If There Is No Money Then There May Be A Shortage In Your Papers, Which Should Be Rectified And Sent Again. To Check The Money, You Can Also Check By Visiting The Official Website Of The PM Farmer.
The Modi Government Is Giving Yet Another Gift To The Characters Of PM Kisan Samman Nidhi. The Government Is Also Giving Cheap Loans To Such Beneficiaries. This Loan Is Available On The Kisan Credit Card Made Under The Self-Reliant India Scheme. The Government Had Last Year Ordered Every Farmer To Be Included In The Scheme.
Later, Banks And Other Institutions Linked The KCC Scheme To The Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi Yojana For Farmers Taking Loans. Due To This, Farmers Are Getting The Benefit Of Easy Installments And Low Interest Loans.
– Know Which Banks Offer KCC
Farmers Wishing To Build KCC Can Contact Cooperative Bank, Regional Rural Bank, National Payments Corporation Of India, State Bank Of India, Bank Of India And Industrial Development Bank Of India.
– These Will Be Paper
The Farmers Can View The Credit Card Form On The PM Kisan Scheme Website PMkisan.Gov.In. There Is A Clear Instruction In This That Banks Will Give Loans With Only 3 Documents It Takes Aadhar Card, Pen Card And Photo To Make KCC. Also, An Affidavit Has To Be Given, Stating That You Have Not Taken Loan From Any Other Bank.
At The Same Time, Farmers Are Given Loans Up To Rs 3 Lakh On KCC. The Interest On The Loan Is 9 Percent, But The Government Gives 2 Percent Subsidy On KCC. This Gives The Farmer A Loan At 7 Percent Interest Rate On KCC. If The Farmers Repay The Loan Ahead Of Time, Then They Get A Rebate Of Up To 3 Percent On The Interest. That Is, The Total Interest Is Only 4 Percent.
