CM Rekha Gupta Highlights Modi's PM-KISAN 24th Instalment Release
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Key Takeaways
Farmers across India are receiving a direct digital deposit today as Prime Minister Narendra Modi releases the 24th instalment of the Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi (PM-KISAN) scheme — and Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta is amplifying the moment live on Friday, 30 October 2026.
CM Gupta shared a live broadcast link of the event, where Prime Minister Modi is simultaneously dedicating projects to the nation alongside the instalment release — a combination format the central government has favoured for high-visibility agricultural welfare milestones.
What PM-KISAN Puts in Farmers' Hands
Launched in February 2019, PM-KISAN provides eligible landholding farmer families with ₹6,000 per year, disbursed in three tranches of ₹2,000 each through Direct Benefit Transfer directly into bank accounts. The 24th instalment marks the scheme's sustained run of nearly seven years of uninterrupted quarterly releases — a logistical and administrative commitment at national scale.
The scheme has become one of the central government's flagship agricultural welfare programmes, with each instalment release typically serving as a national-level event connecting the Prime Minister to farmer communities across every state.
Project Dedications Alongside the Instalment
Today's event pairs the instalment disbursement with PM Modi dedicating projects to the nation — a format that frames agricultural income support within a broader development narrative. While the specific projects announced at today's event have not been independently verified, this dual-format approach has been a recurring feature of major PM-KISAN milestones.
For BJP leaders like CM Gupta, amplifying these events reinforces the party's outreach to India's farming communities — a constituency that remains central to electoral arithmetic across Hindi-heartland and rural states.
As the 24th direct transfer lands in millions of accounts today, the question for policymakers is no longer whether the plumbing works — it clearly does. The next conversation is about what comes after the transfer: input costs, crop prices, and whether ₹6,000 a year still moves the needle for a farmer facing 2026 inflation.