PM Kisan Beneficiary List – State & Village Wise

The PM Kisan Beneficiary List lets eligible farmers check whether their name is included in the official PM-KISAN beneficiary records. You can check the list state, district, sub-district, block and village wise through the official PM-KISAN portal.

To check your name, visit pmkisan.gov.in, open the Beneficiary List option, select your location details and click Get Report. If your name is missing, check your individual beneficiary status and verify your e-KYC, land records and bank details.

What the PM Kisan Beneficiary List Actually Shows

The PM Kisan Beneficiary List contains the names of farmer families whose details have been approved under the Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi (PM-KISAN) scheme.

Under PM-KISAN, eligible farmer families can receive ₹6,000 per year in three equal instalments of ₹2,000, subject to the applicable scheme rules and verification requirements.

The beneficiary list can be checked according to location, including State, District, Sub-District, Block and Village. The list can change when new beneficiaries are approved or records are updated after verification.

The beneficiary list may change as farmer records are added, updated, or reviewed. If your name is not visible, check your individual PM-KISAN status and verify your e-KYC, land records, and bank details.

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How to Check PM Kisan Beneficiary List Village Wise

The village-wise view lets you see every approved beneficiary in your village—useful for confirming your own inclusion or checking whether a family member’s name appears.

1. Open the official PM Kisan portal at pmkisan.gov.in.
2. On the PM-KISAN homepage, open the Farmers Corner section.
3. Click Beneficiary List.
4. Select your State, then District, Sub-District (Tehsil/Block), and Block from the dropdowns.
5. Select your Village.
6. Click Get Report.

After you click Get Report, the beneficiary list for the selected village will appear. Check the displayed records carefully to find your name and beneficiary details.

Checking Your Individual Beneficiary Status

If you don’t want to scan the entire village list, use the individual status check. If you want to check your own PM-KISAN records instead of viewing the entire village list, use the official Know Your Status / Beneficiary Status service on the PM-KISAN portal.

1. Go to pmkisan.gov.in.
2. Open the relevant Beneficiary Status / Know Your Status service available on the official PM-KISAN portal.
3. Enter your PM-KISAN Registration Number and complete the OTP/captcha verification shown on the official portal. Follow the current instructions displayed on the PM-KISAN website.
4. Enter the captcha and click Get Data.

The portal will display the beneficiary information available for your registration.Look for whether your account is marked Active or Inactive, the date and amount of your last instalment, and whether e-KYC and land seeding are complete.

Using the PM Kisan Dashboard Village List

The pm kisan dashboard village list is another route to the same beneficiary data. The dashboard and Farmers Corner paths lead to similar information. The main difference is navigation—use whichever loads reliably for you. If one page is slow or unresponsive, the other often works.

Documents That Typically Matter

The official PM-KISAN portal also provides beneficiary-related information through its available dashboard and reporting services. If you are checking your name village-wise, use the Beneficiary List service and select your State, District, Sub-District, Block and Village.

Aadhaar card — for identity verification. The name on your Aadhaar should match your bank records and PM Kisan registration. Even a small spelling difference can trigger a verification failure.

Land ownership records — to prove you are a landholding farmer. If state land records are outdated, show a different owner, or have incorrect survey numbers, your verification may be stuck or rejected.

Active bank account linked to Aadhaar — for Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT). A dormant, closed, or non-Aadhaar-linked account will cause payment rejection even if your name is on the list.

Mobile number — may be required for OTP-based verification and account-related communication, depending on the service being used.

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Why Your Name Might Be Missing

If your name does not appear in the beneficiary list, check your individual PM-KISAN status and verify whether your required records and verification details are complete.

e-KYC incomplete — e-KYC is mandatory. Without it, payments are withheld and your name may not show as an active beneficiary.

Aadhaar not linked to bank account — DBT requires an active Aadhaar-bank linkage. Without it, payment instructions cannot be processed.

Land records mismatch — if state records don’t reflect your landholding correctly, verification may be pending or rejected.

Name spelling mismatch — differences between your Aadhaar, bank passbook, and PM Kisan registration can cause verification failures.

Ineligibility flag — certain categories are excluded: institutional landholders, income tax payers, government employees (excluding Class IV/Group D), professionals like doctors and lawyers, and retired pensioners receiving ₹10,000 or more monthly.

Frequently Asked Questions

Check the list at least a week before each instalment is expected. If your status still shows e-KYC pending or Aadhaar-bank linkage missing after you’ve completed those steps, wait 48 to 72 hours before checking again—the portal takes time to reflect updates from banks and state land records. If nothing changes after that window, that’s your signal to visit the local agriculture office with your Aadhaar, passbook, and land documents in hand. For Aadhaar-related queries, the UIDAI website (uidai.gov.in) remains the authoritative source, and current scheme rules, fees, and timelines are best verified on the official PM Kisan portal, as guidelines are updated periodically.