PM Kisan beneficiary list: check your village list on the portal

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The portal publishes the beneficiary list down to village level. Here is how to open your village's list, what it shows, and what to do if your name is missing.

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Facts last checked against official sources on 7 September 2026
Not a government website. This page explains the scheme; it does not process applications. Registration on government portals is free — do not pay anyone who offers to get you approved.

How to open the village-wise beneficiary list

  1. Go to Farmers Corner on pmkisan.gov.in

    The beneficiary list option sits in Farmers Corner alongside status, e-KYC and correction tools.

    Open the official page ↗

  2. Choose your state, district, sub-district and block

    Select each in turn from the drop-downs. The names follow the revenue records, so a village may appear under an older or official name.

  3. Choose your village and get the report

    The list for that village opens. It can be long; use your browser's find function with your name or your father's name.

What the list shows

Each row is one registered beneficiary in that village, with the farmer's name and parent's name as recorded. It is a list of registrations that have passed state verification — it does not, by itself, show whether the latest installment was paid.

For payment detail, the beneficiary's own Know Your Status record is the place to look: it lists every installment and the three flags that control the next one.

If your name is missing

  • You registered recently: state verification may still be pending. Track the application on the self-registered farmer status page.
  • You were marked ineligible: check the exclusion rules on the main guide — income tax payers, pensioners on ₹10,000 or more a month (Group D and multi-tasking staff excepted), and government employees are excluded.
  • Your record was removed after verification or a data mismatch: contact your district nodal officer with your registration number and land record.
  • You are looking at the wrong village: the list follows revenue-record boundaries, which can differ from postal or panchayat names. Try the neighbouring entry.
The list is public so that villages can see who is enrolled. It is not an application form — being on it follows from registration and verification, not the other way round.

Go to the official government portal ↗

Frequently asked questions

How do I check the PM Kisan beneficiary list village-wise?

On pmkisan.gov.in, open Farmers Corner, choose Beneficiary List, then select your state, district, sub-district, block and village and get the report.

My name is on the beneficiary list but I did not get paid. Why?

The list shows registration, not payment. Open Know Your Status with your registration number — if e-KYC, land seeding or Aadhaar–bank seeding shows No, that is why, and each has a fix.

Can I add my name to the beneficiary list directly?

No. Names appear on the list after a registration is verified by the state. To get on it, register on the portal or at a CSC, complete e-KYC, and wait for verification.

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Beneficiary list

The portal publishes the beneficiary list down to village level. Here is how to open your village's list, what it shows, and what to do if your name is missing.