Annadatha Sukhibhava – PM Kisan

State share by instalment (cl. 10, p. 6): ₹5,000 in Kharif, ₹5,000 in Rabi, ₹4,000 in Summer — each paid with PM-KISAN’s ₹2,000. A family is husband, wife and children; married children count separately (cl. 4). For joint holdings the money goes to the family member with the most land (cl. 6.A). Not for (cl. 5): institutional land holders; families with a present or former holder of a constitutional post, Minister, MP, MLA or MLC, or a present Mayor or Zilla Parishad Chairperson; serving or retired government, PSU or local-body employees (except Multi-Tasking Staff / Class IV / Group D below ₹20,000 salary); pensioners drawing ₹10,000 a month or more; income-tax payers; practising doctors, engineers, lawyers, chartered accountants and architects; and owners of farmland converted to house sites, aquaculture or other non-farm use.

“The benefit of the scheme shall be provided to all the landholder farmer families who collectively own cultivable land with a minimum of 10 cents and Farmer families Cultivating ROFR lands @Rs. 20,000/- per annum (Rs. 14,000/- Under Annadatha Sukhibhava scheme and Rs.6000/-under PM-KISAN) per family per annum as per validated Landownership database subject to exclusions.”

Paid ₹10,000 in Rabi and ₹10,000 in Summer (cl. 10, p. 6). You must own no farm land, must not have leased from your own family, and must lease at least 1 acre (0.5 acre for vegetables, flowers and fodder; 0.1 acre for betel vine). Only one tenant per land-owner family is paid; with several tenants the order is ST, SC, BC, Minority, OC. In Scheduled Areas only tribal tenants are recognised (cl. 6.B, pp. 3–4).

“Financial assistance will also be provided to all eligible landless cultivators in the State @ Rs. 20,000/- per year from the Budget allocation of the Government of Andhra Pradesh.”