PM Kisan 24th installment date: what is announced, and what is not

Quick answer

The 23rd installment was paid on 20 June 2026. The 24th has no official date yet. Here is every release so far, the pattern behind them, and what to fix before the next one.

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Facts last checked against official sources on 15 September 2026
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As of 15 September 2026 the Government of India has not announced a date for the 24th installment. Any page, video or WhatsApp forward giving one is guessing. This page is updated the day a date is announced.

Where things stand

Twenty-three installments of ₹2,000 have been released since PM-KISAN began in February 2019. The most recent, the 23rd, was released by the Prime Minister from Tarakeswar in Hooghly district, West Bengal, on 20 June 2026 — over ₹18,984 crore to more than 9.49 crore farmers, according to the Cabinet release of 31 July 2026. The same release extended the scheme to 2030-31.

The 24th installment is the next one due. The government announces each release through the Press Information Bureau, usually a few days before the Prime Minister transfers the money at a public event. Until that announcement appears, there is no date.

Recent installment dates

The last six releases, newest first. Each row links to the government release that confirms it on the main PM-KISAN guide.

InstallmentReleased onReleased fromAmount transferred
24thNot yet announced——
23rd20 June 2026Tarakeswar, Hooghly, West BengalOver ₹18,984 crore to more than 9.49 crore farmers
22nd13 March 2026Guwahati, Assam~₹18,640 crore to ~9.32 crore farmers
21st19 November 2025Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu₹18,000 crore to 9 crore farmers
20th2 August 2025Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh~₹20,500 crore to over 9.7 crore farmers
19th24 February 2025Bhagalpur, BiharSee PIB release
18th5 October 2024Washim, MaharashtraSee PIB release

What the pattern suggests — and why it is only a pattern

The scheme pays three installments a year, and the table shows releases landing roughly every four months: February–March, June–August, and October–November. On that rhythm the 24th installment would be expected in the last quarter of 2026.

Treat that as context, not a date. Releases have shifted by weeks depending on when the Prime Minister's event is scheduled — the 20th came in early August, the 23rd in late June. The only reliable signal is the official announcement.

Three things to fix before the next release

Every release note repeats the same condition: farmers must have completed e-KYC and had their land details seeded. Check all three flags now.

  1. Open Know Your Status

    Enter your registration number and OTP. The page shows three flags — e-KYC, land seeding, and Aadhaar–bank seeding — and lists every installment paid to you.

    Open the official page ↗

  2. Turn any No into a Yes

    e-KYC: OTP, face authentication in the app, or biometrics at a CSC. Land seeding: your district nodal officer with your land record. Bank seeding: your bank branch, with Aadhaar, to enable DBT.

  3. Check the account you seeded is still active

    A closed or dormant account fails the transfer even when every flag is Yes. If you changed banks, seed the new account through the correction option on the portal.

How you will know the date is real

Three sources, in this order. The Press Information Bureau publishes a release naming the date and the venue, typically within the week before. The PM-KISAN portal reflects the payment against your registration number in Know Your Status once it is transferred. Your bank sends the credit message.

Two things are not sources: a YouTube thumbnail with a date on it, and a forwarded message. Both have circulated wrong dates before every single installment.

Go to the official government portal ↗

Frequently asked questions

When will the PM Kisan 24th installment be released?

No date has been announced as of 15 September 2026. The 23rd was released on 20 June 2026. Based on the roughly four-monthly pattern, the 24th would be expected in the last quarter of 2026, but only a Press Information Bureau announcement confirms it.

When was the PM Kisan 23rd installment released?

On 20 June 2026, from Tarakeswar in Hooghly district, West Bengal. According to the Cabinet release of 31 July 2026, more than 9.49 crore farmers received over ₹18,984 crore under it.

When was the 22nd installment released?

On 13 March 2026, from Guwahati, Assam — around ₹18,640 crore to nearly 9.32 crore farmers.

I did not get the 23rd installment. Will I get it later?

Check Know Your Status first. If e-KYC, land seeding or bank seeding shows No, fix it — pending installments are generally released with the next cycle once the flags are complete. If all three show Yes and the payment still failed, contact your district nodal officer with your registration number.

Will the installment amount increase from ₹2,000?

No change has been announced. The scheme pays ₹6,000 a year in three installments of ₹2,000. Any increase would come through a government announcement, which would be reflected here.

PM Kisan ka paisa kab aayega? (पीएम किसान का पैसा कब आएगा?)

There is no official date for the 24th installment yet. The 23rd was released on 20 June 2026. The date is only known once PIB or pmkisan.gov.in announces it — any site giving an exact date before that is guessing. अगली किस्त की तारीख अभी घोषित नहीं हुई है; घोषणा होते ही यह पेज अपडेट होगा।

PM-KISAN guides

Overview

PM-KISAN: full guide

Eligibility, documents, how to apply and the latest updates.

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Next installment date

The 23rd installment was paid on 20 June 2026. The 24th has no official date yet. Here is every release so far, the pattern behind them, and what to fix before the next one.

Status

Beneficiary status

Know Your Status on the official portal shows every installment paid to you and the three flags that decide whether the next one comes. Here is how to read it and what to do about each No.

e-KYC

e-KYC

e-KYC is mandatory for every installment. There are three official ways to do it — including one that needs no OTP and no fingerprint — and each suits a different situation.

List

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.