Odisha CM KISAN Yojana List 2024 has been released Odisha Government at cmkportal.odisha.gov.in along with the launch of CM Kisan Scheme on 8th September 2024. The new Odisha CM KISAN scheme will replace the KALIA yojana which was being run by the earlier BJD government in Odisha.
Now, farmers of the state can check the new list of CM KISAN yojana beneficiaries on the official CM Kisan portal and download the complete list in the PDF format. In this article, we are going to tell you the complete process to check name in the beneficiaries list of Odisha CM KISAN Yojana 2024.
Odisha CM KISAN List 2024 – District / Gram Panchayat Wise
The district wise list of CM Kisan Yojana 2024 is available on the official CM Kisan Portal. Below is the step by step process to download the CM Kisan Yojana list.
STEP 1: Visit the official CM Kisan portal at https://cmkisan.odisha.gov.in
STEP 2: On the homepage, click on the Beneficiary List and then “CM KISAN” link as shown in the below image.
STEP 3: In the next step, a new page will open like below. Select your “District“, “Block or Town Name” and then “Gram Panchayat / Urban Local Body” name from the list and click on “View” button.
STEP 4: After selecting all the details and clicking View button, you will see CM Kisan Yojana beneficiary list PDF download links below the view button as seen in this image.
STEP 5: Now click on the PDF icon below the SMF to download “CM KISAN Beneficiaries list for Small and Marginal Farmers (SMF)” PDF or LAH to download “CM KISAN Beneficiaries list for Landless Agricultural Household (LAH)” PDF.
STEP 6: Now open the downloaded PDF where you can check the complete list of beneficiaries for the selected district, block & GP/ ULB. The list contains the CMKISAN ID, Village Name, beneficiary Name, Father / Husband name & Gender.
How to Check Name in Odisha CM KISAN List 2024
It is difficult to check the name one by one in the PDF list of CM Kisan Yojana 2024, because a single file contains thousands of name. So, here we are telling you the easy process using which you can check your name in the CM KISAN yojana list.
After downloading the complete PDF, open the PDF file in your mobile or computer and click on the “Find” or “Search” menu or icon in the mobile and type your name / beneficiary name. You can find multiple entries with the same name but you can identify your by matching with your father/husband name.
If you are on desktop, just type the name in the “Find” box in the PDF reader and hit enter button, as shown in below image.
Who is Included in CM Kisan Beneficiary List 2024
- Small & Marginal farmers
- Landless Agricultural Households (Rural landless labourers who are depending on agriculture as their main activity)
- For both the components, applicant must be permanent resident / domicile of Odisha.
Who is not included in the Odisha CM Kisan List
- Minor/Below 18 years of age
- Applicant name (as fetched from UIDAI during e-KYC) and name as per Aadhaar not matching.
- Medium/Large farmers.
- Multiple members from one family.
- The farmer or his / her spouse / family member an income tax payee / Government / PSU sector employee / other agency including retired staff / pensioners.
- Death case.
- Former and present holders of constitutional posts, former and present Ministers /State Ministers and former / present Members of LokSabha / RajyaSabha / State Legislative Assemblies / State Legislative Councils, former and present Mayors of Municipal Corporations, former and present Chairpersons of District Panchayats.
- Professionals like Doctors, Engineers, Lawyers, Chartered Accountants, and Architects registered with Professional bodies.
- Farmers belonging to urban areas.
- Farmers not having valid ration card.
- Applicant not furnishing required documents for verification of their eligibility to the category he/she has applied (SF/MF or LAH) can be excluded.
Process of Selection of Beneficiaries under CM-KISAN Yojana
The CM KISAN portal will act as a one-stop registration platform for farmers to enroll as beneficiaries under both the PM-KISAN and CM-KISAN schemes. The portal will remain open throughout the year for new applications and grievance redressal.
Documents Required for Online Registration:
- Copy of Aadhar Card
- Copy of Ration Card issued by F.S & C.W Department for Small and Marginal Farmers and Landless Agricultural Households.
- Copy of Bank Passbook (First Page) showing Savings Account details.
- Copy of Land Records for Small and Marginal Farmers (SF/MF) & MGNREGS job card for Landless Agricultural Households (LAH).
Mandatory Requirements for Registration:
- Registration & land record update in the Krushak Odisha system.
- Linking of Aadhar with a bank account in respective branches.
- Ownership of a unique mobile number is required for registration under both the PM-KISAN and CM-KISAN schemes.
Key Steps in the Registration Process:
- During the registration process, farmers need to provide their Aadhar number and unique mobile number for e-KYC. The mobile number is verified via One-Time Password (OTP) authentication.
- Farmers must complete land registration in Krushak Odisha, ensuring that their land details are authenticated via Bhulekh. Failure to do so will result in a pop-up notification during registration.
- The date of land mutation must be before 01.02.2019 for the farmers to avail of benefits under the PM-KISAN scheme.
Real-Time Data Verification:
- Data from Krushak Odisha will be cross-verified in real-time to determine the farmer’s category (Small, Marginal, Medium, or Large).
- NFSA data (PDS data) will also be used to cross-check the real-time status of family members of farmers and Landless Agricultural Households (LAH).
Additional Features:
- Changes in the type of farmer, such as shifting from LAH to SMF, will be allowed through grievance redressal, provided all necessary documents are submitted.
- Upon successful completion of e-KYC, a token number will be generated, which can be used for future reference to check the application status for both PM-KISAN and CM-KISAN schemes.
This comprehensive process ensures that all eligible farmers in Odisha can seamlessly enroll in the CM-KISAN Yojana and receive timely benefits under the scheme.
Benefits of CM-KISAN Yojana
The CM KISAN Yojana is a farmer welfare scheme introduced by the Odisha government for the financial year 2024-25. It aims to accelerate agricultural prosperity and empower farmers by covering 92% of cultivators, including loanee and non-loanee farmers, as well as landless agriculture households. Below are the key benefits provided under the scheme:
1. Input Support to Cultivators for Cultivation
- Small and marginal farmers will receive financial assistance of Rs. 4,000 per annum, provided in two installments of Rs. 2,000 per crop season.
- This financial aid can be used for the purchase of essential agricultural inputs such as seeds, fertilizers, and pesticides.
- The funds can also be utilized to cover labor charges and other field investments, based on the farmer’s preference.
2. Livelihood Support for Landless Agricultural Households
- The scheme supports landless agricultural households by promoting Livestock, Fishery, and Horticulture-based activities. These activities are essential for increasing the income of landless households, whose wages from labor are often insufficient.
- The following livelihood units are offered:
- Small goat rearing units
- Mini layer units
- Dual-purpose low-input technology bird units
- Duckery units
- Fishery kits for fishermen
- Mushroom cultivation
- Beekeeping
- Dairy farming
- Tasar farming
- Landless households can choose any one of the livelihood units, as per their preference.
- Additionally, financial assistance of Rs. 12,500 is provided in three tranches to enhance the income and wellbeing of landless agricultural households.
3. Krushi Bidya Nidhi Scholarship
- A scholarship component, Krushi Bidya Nidhi, is also part of the CM-KISAN Yojana, aimed at supporting the education of children from beneficiary families.
These interventions under the CM-KISAN Yojana are expected to significantly improve the economic conditions of both cultivators and landless agricultural households in Odisha, contributing to their overall income and wellbeing.