A PM-KISAN celebration was held in Dehradun, where Pushkar Dhami participated and addressed the gathering. The event also included a virtual broadcast of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s address from a programme organised in Gujarat.

The main development was the release of the 24th instalment under the Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi scheme. More than 9.34 crore farmers across India received over ₹18,690 crore through direct benefit transfer.

Uttarakhand transfer

Uttarakhand was included in the nationwide transfer. More than 8.8 lakh farmers in the state received over ₹161 crore in their accounts through the same process.

The figures highlight the reach of the latest PM-KISAN payment, both nationally and within Uttarakhand. The Dehradun programme gave local attendees an opportunity to follow the wider release and hear the Prime Minister’s address virtually.

further details about the event’s venue, the participating officials or the date on which individual beneficiaries received the funds is not yet available. It confirms only the nationwide and Uttarakhand transfer totals linked to the 24th instalment.

Conclusion

The 24th PM-KISAN instalment transferred more than ₹18,690 crore to over 9.34 crore farmers across India, with more than ₹161 crore reaching 8.8 lakh farmers in Uttarakhand.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. What was held in Dehradun?

A PM-KISAN celebration was held in Dehradun, where Pushkar Dhami addressed the gathering.

Q. Which instalment was released?

The event covered the 24th instalment of the Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi scheme.

Q. How much was transferred across India?

More than ₹18,690 crore was transferred to over 9.34 crore farmers through direct benefit transfer.

Q. How many Uttarakhand farmers benefited?

More than 8.8 lakh farmers in Uttarakhand received funds.

Q. How much was transferred to Uttarakhand farmers?

More than ₹161 crore was transferred to farmers’ accounts in Uttarakhand.

Q. Where was the Prime Minister’s programme held?

The Prime Minister’s programme was organised in Gujarat and was followed virtually in Dehradun.