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Kisan Samman Nidhi rejected application is one of the most searched farmer queries in 2026 — and for good reason. Millions of eligible farmers registered under PM KISAN are not receiving their Rs.2,000 installment (Rs.6,000 per year) because of fixable technical errors: a name spelling mismatch between Aadhaar and bank records, an NPCI seeding gap, a land record marked as “Seeding: NO”, a pending eKYC, or a wrong IFSC code entered at registration. In April 2026 alone, the government removed 70 lakh beneficiaries during strict verification — many genuine farmers got flagged by the AI-driven system due to minor data discrepancies. The good news: every one of these rejections is fixable. This complete 2026 guide walks you through all 8 rejection reasons in detail, the exact fix for each, how to edit your records on the portal, how to file a grievance, when to contact your State Nodal Officer, and what to do if nothing else works — so you can restore your Rs.6,000/year income support before the 23rd installment expected in June–July 2026.

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Step 1 – How to Check Your Exact Kisan Samman Nidhi Rejection Reason

Before attempting any fix, you must first identify the exact rejection reason shown on the PM KISAN portal. Fixing the wrong problem wastes time and may not restore your payment. The portal shows a specific rejection code or status message for every registered farmer. Here is how to find it:

1. 🌐 Go to pmkisan.gov.in — open the official PM KISAN portal on any browser or the PMKISAN GoI mobile app
2. 🔍 Click “Know Your Status” — find this in the Farmers Corner section on the homepage
3. 🔢 Enter your Registration Number or Aadhaar — input your details and complete OTP verification on your registered mobile number
4. 📊 Read your status carefully — note the exact words shown. Common messages include: “eKYC Not Done”, “Aadhaar Not Seeded”, “Rejected by Bank”, “Land Seeding: NO”, “Stopped by State”, “FTO Generated – Payment Confirmation Pending”, “Excluded”
5. 📋 Check the Dashboard for Rejected List — on the homepage, click Dashboard → select your State, District, Sub-District, and Village → click Show → select the “Rejected” Aadhaar status filter to see your name with the rejection reason recorded at the village level
6. 📸 Screenshot the status message — save the exact wording. You will need this when visiting the bank, Patwari, CSC, or Block Agriculture Officer. It also speeds up grievance resolution.

Once you have the rejection reason, match it to the correct fix in the sections below. Do not attempt to create a new registration — re-registering with the same Aadhaar triggers an “Aadhaar Duplicate Error” that makes your case harder to resolve. Always fix the existing application.

8 Kisan Samman Nidhi Rejection Reasons & Their Fixes at a Glance

Fix 1 – eKYC Pending: 3 Methods to Complete It in 2026

eKYC (Electronic Know Your Customer) is the single most common cause of stopped Kisan Samman Nidhi payments in 2026. The government made eKYC mandatory from the 15th installment onward, and in 2026 the AI-driven verification system automatically blocks any farmer whose eKYC status is pending — regardless of whether all other details are correct. There are 3 methods to complete eKYC in 2026; try them in order:

Method A — OTP eKYC on pmkisan.gov.in (Use if mobile is linked to Aadhaar)

1. Visit pmkisan.gov.in → Farmers Corner → click e-KYC
2. Enter your 12-digit Aadhaar number → click Search
3. Enter the mobile number registered with your Aadhaar → click Get OTP
4. Enter the OTP received → click Submit
5. eKYC is verified instantly — you will see a green “eKYC Successful” confirmation

Method B — Face Authentication via PMKISAN GoI App (Best for rural farmers)

1. Download the PMKISAN GoI app from Google Play Store
2. Open app → tap eKYC (Face Authentication)
3. Enter your Aadhaar number and Registration Number
4. Allow camera access → follow the on-screen face scan instructions in good lighting
5. The app matches your face against Aadhaar biometrics — match confirmed = eKYC complete
6. This method works even if your OTP mobile number is not linked to Aadhaar — ideal for older farmers and those with poor network connectivity

Method C — Biometric eKYC at CSC Centre (Offline fallback)

• 🏢 Visit your nearest Common Service Centre (CSC) or State Seva Kendra — find one at locator.csc.gov.in
• 📄 Carry your Aadhaar card and PM KISAN Registration Number
• 🖐️ The CSC operator captures your fingerprint or iris scan for Aadhaar biometric authentication
• ✅ eKYC is completed on the spot — ask for a printed receipt as proof
• ⚠️ If biometric fails due to worn fingerprints (common with elderly farmers), insist the operator retry on a different scanner or switch to face authentication on the app

After completing eKYC by any method, wait 24–48 hours, then re-check your status on the portal. The eKYC status should update from “Pending” to “Active” or “Verified.” If it still shows pending after 48 hours, call the helpline at 155261 with your Aadhaar and Registration Number ready.

Fix 2 – Aadhaar Name Mismatch: Edit Your Details Online

The PM KISAN payment system runs entirely through the Aadhaar-Based Payment System (ABPS). Even a minor difference — “Ram Kumar” vs “R. Kumar”, “Ramesh” vs “Ramesh Lal”, or a spelling variation like “Priya” vs “Priyaa” — is enough to trigger an authentication failure that stops the installment transfer. In 2026, the system cross-references your name across your Aadhaar card, bank account, and PM KISAN registration. All 3 must match. Here is how to fix each case:

Fix Aadhaar Name Mismatch on the PM KISAN Portal

1. Go to pmkisan.gov.in → Farmers Corner → click Edit Aadhaar Details
2. Enter your Aadhaar number → verify via OTP sent to your registered mobile
3. Update your name to exactly match the spelling on your Aadhaar card (including middle name, initials, surname order)
4. Save changes — the portal will validate the updated name against the UIDAI Aadhaar database within 24–48 hours
5. After validation, complete eKYC again using Method A or B above to lock in the corrected details

Fix Name Mismatch Between Bank Account and Aadhaar

• 🏦 Visit your bank branch with your Aadhaar card and passbook
• 📝 Request the bank to update your account name to exactly match the Aadhaar spelling
• 🔗 Also ask the bank to update the NPCI Aadhaar seeding with the corrected name simultaneously (see Fix 3 below)
• ⏱️ Allow 2–3 working days for the bank to process the name change in the CBS (Core Banking System) and update the NPCI mapper

Fix Aadhaar Name If Aadhaar Itself Has Wrong Spelling

• 🌐 Visit myaadhaar.uidai.gov.in to request a name/demographic update online (Rs.50 fee)
• 🏢 Alternatively, visit your nearest Aadhaar Seva Kendra with supporting documents (school certificate, birth certificate, PAN card) for offline name correction
• ⏱️ Aadhaar name updates take 5–10 working days to reflect in the UIDAI database
• ✅ Once Aadhaar is updated, return to the PM KISAN portal and use Edit Aadhaar Details again to sync the corrected name

Fix 3 – NPCI Aadhaar Bank Seeding: Visit Your Bank Branch

This is one of the most misunderstood fixes among farmers. Many farmers think that because they gave their bank account number at PM KISAN registration or because they have a passbook with their Aadhaar linked, the payment will arrive. That is not enough. PM KISAN payments flow through the NPCI (National Payments Corporation of India) Aadhaar mapper — a separate database used exclusively for DBT transfers. If this mapper shows your account as inactive, de-linked, or associated with a different bank, your installment bounces — even though your bank account is open and active.

1. 🏦 Visit your bank home branch — bring your Aadhaar card, passbook, and PM KISAN Registration Number
2. 📝 Ask specifically for “NPCI Aadhaar Seeding and DBT Enablement” — this is different from general Aadhaar linking; specify that you need NPCI mapper updated for DBT (Direct Benefit Transfer) payments
3. 📋 Fill the Aadhaar Seeding / NPCI Mapping form — the bank teller will process the request in their Core Banking System (CBS)
4. ✅ Confirm DBT is enabled — ask the bank teller to confirm that DBT is marked “Active” for your account in both the CBS and the NPCI mapper; ask for a written acknowledgement or passbook printout
5. ⏱️ Allow 72 hours for the NPCI mapper to reflect the update, then re-check your PM KISAN status at pmkisan.gov.in
6. 🔄 If your Aadhaar is linked to an old bank — first visit the old bank to de-link Aadhaar, then visit the new bank to re-seed Aadhaar and enable NPCI/DBT on the new account

Fix 4 – Land Seeding NO: Contact Your Patwari & Agriculture Office

“Land Seeding: NO” is the most complex rejection to fix because it involves state-level land record databases (Bhulekh, Bhu-Abhilekh, 7-12 extract) that are managed by state revenue departments — completely separate from the central PM KISAN portal. In April 2026, the government removed 70 lakh beneficiaries as part of strict verification; many genuine farmers got flagged due to minor land record discrepancies. Here is the correct process to resolve it:

1. 📜 Get your latest land record (Khatauni/Khasra/7-12 extract) — obtain a fresh copy from your state’s Bhulekh portal or from your Patwari/Lekhpal. This is the official document that PM KISAN uses to verify you are a landholding farmer.
2. 🔍 Compare name and Khasra number — check if your name in the land record exactly matches your Aadhaar name AND your PM KISAN registration name. Also verify that the Khasra number you entered during registration matches the latest record.
3. 👨‍💼 Visit your local Patwari or Circle Lekhpal with your Aadhaar card and land record documents. Explain that your PM KISAN land seeding is marked NO. Request them to verify your land details against the state database and update the record if there is a mismatch.
4. 🏢 Visit your Block Agriculture Officer (BAO) — the BAO has access to the state PM KISAN data and can initiate land seeding correction from the state side. Carry a printout of your PM KISAN status page, your Aadhaar copy, and your land record.
5. 🔄 If land is in joint family name — submit a family partition deed or settlement certificate, or a Patwari affidavit confirming your share of the land. The BAO can request state-level seeding based on this documentation.
6. ⏱️ Allow 15–30 days for the state revenue department and PM KISAN system to sync. Check your portal status regularly. The 23rd installment is expected in June–July 2026 — fix this immediately to be in time.

Fix 5 – Wrong IFSC or Bank Account: Update Details on Portal

Entering a wrong IFSC code, an inactive account number, or a closed bank account at registration causes the payment to be “Rejected by PFMS” — the Public Financial Management System that processes all PM KISAN DBT transfers. Farmers who changed banks since registration are particularly vulnerable. Here is how to update your bank details:

1. 🌐 Visit pmkisan.gov.in → Farmers Corner → click Edit Bank Details (or “Edit Aadhaar Details” — the form includes bank account fields)
2. 🔢 Enter your Aadhaar number and verify via OTP
3. 🏦 Update your bank account number and IFSC code to your current, active, Aadhaar-linked account
4. 💾 Save the changes — the portal will validate the new IFSC against the bank database
5. 🏦 Separately, visit your bank branch to ensure the new account has NPCI Aadhaar seeding and DBT enabled (Fix 3 above)
6. ✅ After 3–5 working days, re-check your status. The rejection message should clear once both the portal and NPCI reflect the corrected account

Important: If you see the message “Rejected by PFMS — Account Inactive”, it usually means your previously registered bank account has become dormant (no transactions in 12–24 months). Banks classify accounts as inactive after extended non-use, which blocks DBT transfers. Reactivate the account by making any transaction (deposit or withdrawal), or switch to an active account using the steps above.

Fix 6 – Wrongly Marked in Excluded Category: How to Appeal

In 2026, the government’s AI-driven verification system cross-referenced PM KISAN beneficiary data against income tax databases, government employment records, and pension data. Some 1.38 crore farmers were removed as they were identified as income taxpayers. However, errors occur — a farmer may be wrongly marked as an “income tax payer” due to a PAN card name mismatch, or wrongly tagged as a government employee due to a family member’s employment data cross-linking. If you are genuinely eligible but have been rejected under an exclusion category, here is the appeal path:

1. 📋 Gather proof of eligibility — collect: your latest Income Tax Return (showing no tax liability or no return filed), an employment certificate from your employer (if you work in private sector), and your land ownership document showing you are an active farmer
2. 🏢 Visit your State Nodal Officer (SNO) — State Nodal Officers are appointed at block, district, and state level specifically for PM KISAN grievances. The District Agriculture Officer or District Collector can also hear such appeals. Present your documents and request manual reverification of your exclusion status.
3. 🌐 File a grievance on the PM KISAN Help Desk — go to pmkisan.gov.in → Farmers Corner → Help Desk → fill the form with your registration number, Aadhaar, and a clear explanation that you have been wrongly marked as an excluded category. Attach proof of eligibility.
4. 📞 Call the national helpline — dial 155261 or 1800-115-526 (Toll-Free) and report the exclusion dispute. Ask for escalation to the State Nodal Officer if the helpline cannot resolve it.
5. 🏛️ Escalate to CPGRAMS if unresolved in 30 days — file a grievance at pgportal.gov.in (CPGRAMS — the Central Government’s unified grievance portal) addressed to the Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare. CPGRAMS complaints have a mandated response timeline and create an official paper trail.

Who Should Fix Their Kisan Samman Nidhi Application Urgently in 2026?

• ⚡ Farmers who have not received any payment since registration — if you registered months ago but received zero installments, your application is almost certainly rejected or pending land/eKYC verification. Fix immediately — do not wait for another cycle.
• 🔄 Farmers whose payments stopped mid-way — if you received 1–5 installments but suddenly stopped, the most likely cause is eKYC expiry, NPCI de-mapping, or a land record update that changed your verified status. Check your current status today.
• 👨‍🌾 Farmers who recently inherited or purchased agricultural land — new ownership must be updated in both state land records (Bhulekh) and the PM KISAN portal. Old land seeding under the previous owner’s Aadhaar will block your payment.
• 🏦 Farmers who changed banks or opened new accounts — if your old registered account is now inactive or merged into a new bank, update your bank details on the portal and re-seed Aadhaar at the new bank before the 23rd installment.
• 📱 Farmers whose Aadhaar-linked mobile number has changed — if you changed SIM or phone number without updating UIDAI, you cannot complete OTP-based eKYC. Use face authentication on the app or biometric CSC eKYC immediately.
• 🌍 Farmers in states with recent land record digitisation (UP, Bihar, MP, Rajasthan) — land digitisation drives in 2025-26 have changed Khasra numbers and Khatauni formats in many states, causing seeding mismatches. Check your land record status at your state’s Bhulekh portal and compare against your PM KISAN registration details.
• 📝 Farmers who received a rejection SMS but took no action — the PM KISAN system sends SMS alerts for rejection. If you got an alert months ago and did nothing, your account may have been de-listed. Act immediately — the 23rd installment for June–July 2026 is approaching.
• 👩‍🌾 Women farmers and widows who inherited land — if land mutation (name change after spouse’s death) has not been completed in state records, the PM KISAN system will not recognise you as the landowner. Get mutation done at the Tehsil office and then fix land seeding on the portal.

How to File a Grievance for Kisan Samman Nidhi Rejected Application

If you have attempted the technical fixes above and your Kisan Samman Nidhi payment is still not restored after 15–30 days, escalate through the official grievance channels. There are 4 levels of escalation available in 2026:

Level 1 — PM KISAN Portal Help Desk (First step)

1. Visit pmkisan.gov.in → Farmers Corner → click Help Desk
2. Enter your Registration Number, Aadhaar number, and registered mobile
3. Select Query Type (Payment Issue, eKYC Issue, Land Seeding, Bank Details, etc.)
4. Describe your issue in detail — include the exact status message from the portal, installment number affected, and what steps you have already tried
5. Submit — you will receive a Reference Number via SMS to track your complaint
6. Check resolution status using this Reference Number on the Help Desk page. Typical resolution: 15–30 days

Level 2 — National Helpline (For immediate assistance)

• 📞 Call 155261 — PM KISAN national helpline, working days 9 AM–6 PM
• 📞 Alternate: 1800-115-526 (Toll-Free) or 011-24300606 (direct Delhi line)
• 📧 Email: pmkisan-ict@gov.in (for technical/portal issues) or pmkisan-funds@gov.in (for payment/bank issues)
• 🤖 Kisan-eMitra AI chatbot on the portal — available 24×7 in 11 regional languages; handles basic status, eKYC, and bank update queries without hold time
• Keep ready before calling: your Registration Number, Aadhaar number, last installment received (date and amount), and the exact status message shown on the portal

Level 3 — State Nodal Officer / Block Agriculture Officer (For land and state-level issues)

• 🏢 State Nodal Officers (SNOs) are appointed at block, district, and state level specifically for PM KISAN
• 📋 Normally, the District Agriculture Officer (DAO) or District Collector handles farmer grievances — visit in person with documents
• 🔍 Find your SNO contact: go to pmkisan.gov.in → Farmers Corner → Contact State Nodal Officer → select your state
• 📨 The PM KISAN Help Desk grievance is also directly forwarded to the concerned SNO when submitted — which is why using the portal Help Desk simultaneously creates a paper trail
• Land seeding issues, Stopped by State messages, and wrongly excluded category appeals must go through the SNO — the central helpline cannot resolve these

Level 4 — CPGRAMS (Central Grievance Portal — Final Escalation)

• 🏛️ If your PM KISAN grievance is closed without resolution or has been pending over 30 days with no response, file at CPGRAMS (pgportal.gov.in) — the Government of India’s unified public grievance portal
• 📋 Address it to: Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare, Department of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare
• 📎 Attach: PM KISAN Help Desk complaint reference number, portal status screenshot, Aadhaar copy, land record copy, and bank passbook
• ✅ CPGRAMS complaints have a mandated government response timeline, create an official government record, and can be tracked with a unique registration ID
• 📱 CPGRAMS is also available via the UMANG mobile app for convenient mobile filing

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PM KISAN Rejection & Fix Terms Every Farmer Must Know

• 🔑 ABPS (Aadhaar-Based Payment System) — The payment infrastructure used by PM KISAN to transfer installments. Every payment is routed through ABPS, which requires your Aadhaar number to be correctly mapped to an active bank account in the NPCI database. A failure at any point in ABPS causes the installment to bounce back to the government.
• 🔑 NPCI Mapper — National Payments Corporation of India’s central database that records which bank account is linked to each Aadhaar for DBT purposes. PM KISAN payments go to the account in the NPCI mapper — not simply the account number entered at registration. Updating NPCI seeding at your bank is a mandatory step that many farmers miss.
• 🔑 PFMS (Public Financial Management System) — The Government of India’s integrated financial management platform that processes and tracks all DBT payments, including PM KISAN installments. “Rejected by PFMS” in your status means the payment cleared the central government end but was bounced back by the bank due to account, IFSC, or seeding issues.
• 🔑 FTO (Fund Transfer Order) — A government payment instruction issued through PFMS. “FTO Generated” means the government has instructed your bank to credit Rs.2,000 to your account. If the money still hasn’t arrived 72 hours after FTO Generated status, the issue is on the bank side — visit your branch with the FTO reference.
• 🔑 Land Seeding — The process of linking a farmer’s land records (Khasra, Khatauni number, state revenue database) to their PM KISAN registration. “Land Seeding: NO” does not mean you don’t own land — it means the system has not been able to verify and link your land records yet. A Patwari or Block Agriculture Officer visit resolves this.
• 🔑 Edit Aadhaar Failure Records — A specific section on the PM KISAN portal for farmers whose Aadhaar validation failed during the original registration. Instead of creating a new registration (which causes a duplicate error), use this section to correct and resubmit your existing application.
• 🔑 Kisan-eMitra — An AI-powered voice chatbot on the PM KISAN portal that provides real-time, personalised guidance in 11 regional languages. It can interpret your portal status, explain your rejection reason in plain language, and guide you to the correct fix without calling the helpline.
• 🔑 State Nodal Officer (SNO) — A government official appointed at block, district, and state level specifically to handle PM KISAN farmer grievances. The SNO has access to state-level land verification data and can initiate corrections that the central helpline cannot. Contact your SNO for land seeding, Stopped by State, and wrongly excluded category issues.
• 🔑 CPGRAMS — Centralised Public Grievance Redress and Monitoring System at pgportal.gov.in. The final escalation path for unresolved PM KISAN rejections. Complaints to CPGRAMS have mandated government response timelines and create an official record that cannot be ignored.
• 🔑 Mutation (Dakhil Kharij) — The legal process of updating land ownership records in the state revenue database after a sale, inheritance, or death. Without completed mutation, widows and inheritors cannot get land seeding done, blocking PM KISAN registration and payments.

Frequently Asked Questions – Kisan Samman Nidhi Rejected Application 2026

Why is my Kisan Samman Nidhi application rejected in 2026?

The most common reasons for Kisan Samman Nidhi rejection in 2026 are eKYC not completed, Aadhaar name mismatch with bank or PM KISAN records, NPCI Aadhaar bank seeding not done, Land Seeding marked as NO by the state, wrong IFSC or bank account number, inactive or closed bank account, or the farmer falling in an excluded category (income taxpayer, government employee drawing Rs.10,000+/month, pensioner above Rs.10,000/month). Check your exact reason at pmkisan.gov.in under “Know Your Status.”

How do I fix my rejected PM KISAN Kisan Samman Nidhi application in 2026?

First, identify the rejection reason on the portal (pmkisan.gov.in → Know Your Status). Then take the targeted fix action: complete eKYC via OTP or face authentication, use Edit Aadhaar Details on the portal to fix name mismatches, visit your bank to fix NPCI seeding, contact your Patwari for land seeding issues, or update IFSC/bank details on the portal. After fixing, raise a grievance on the PM KISAN Help Desk and allow 15–30 days for records to sync across the systems.

What does Land Seeding NO mean in PM KISAN and how do I fix it?

Land Seeding NO means the state government’s revenue department could not match your land records with the PM KISAN database — usually due to a name spelling mismatch between Aadhaar and Bhulekh, land in a joint family name, or recent land purchase without completed mutation. Fix it by visiting your local Patwari or Circle Lekhpal with your Aadhaar and Khatauni document, and requesting land record verification. For faster resolution, also visit your Block Agriculture Officer (BAO) who can initiate the state-side seeding update.

How do I fix Aadhaar name mismatch in Kisan Samman Nidhi?

Go to pmkisan.gov.in → Farmers Corner → Edit Aadhaar Details → enter your Aadhaar and verify via OTP → update your name to exactly match the Aadhaar card spelling. Also visit your bank branch to update your account name to match Aadhaar. If Aadhaar itself has the wrong spelling, update it at myaadhaar.uidai.gov.in (Rs.50 fee) first, then re-edit your PM KISAN record. After fixing, complete eKYC again to lock in the corrected details.

What is NPCI seeding and how do I fix it for PM KISAN payments?

NPCI seeding is the process of linking your Aadhaar to your bank account in the National Payments Corporation of India’s DBT mapper — the database used for all PM KISAN installment transfers. Even if Aadhaar is locally linked at your bank, if the NPCI mapper shows the account as inactive or points to an old bank, your payment bounces. To fix it, visit your bank home branch, specifically request “Aadhaar Seeding and NPCI DBT Enablement”, fill the form, and allow 72 hours for the mapper to update.

How do I raise a grievance for PM KISAN Kisan Samman Nidhi?

Visit pmkisan.gov.in → Farmers Corner → Help Desk → fill in your details, select query type, and describe the issue specifically with installment number, portal status message, and steps already taken. You will receive a Reference Number to track resolution. If unresolved after 30 days, escalate to CPGRAMS at pgportal.gov.in addressed to the Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare. For land seeding and state-level issues, also contact your Block Agriculture Officer or State Nodal Officer in person.

Can I re-register if my PM KISAN application was rejected?

No — never re-register with the same Aadhaar after a rejection. Attempting a new registration triggers an “Aadhaar Duplicate Error” which complicates your case significantly. Instead, use the Edit Aadhaar Failure Records section on the portal to fix the existing application, or visit your Block Agriculture Officer or CSC for assistance in correcting the original record. Once the root issue (mismatch, seeding, or bank error) is resolved, your existing registration can be reactivated and payments can resume.

How long does it take for a fixed PM KISAN application to start receiving Rs.6,000/year?

After fixing a rejected Kisan Samman Nidhi application, it typically takes 15–30 days for records to sync across PFMS, NPCI, state revenue systems, and the PM KISAN portal. Complete all fixes — eKYC, NPCI seeding, land records correction, and name mismatch update — at least 20 days before the expected 23rd installment date in June–July 2026. Previously missed installments may be credited together with the current one in some cases, but this varies by state and the nature of the original rejection.

This guide is regularly reviewed and updated for accuracy. Bookmark this page for the latest Kisan Samman Nidhi 2026 updates, installment dates, and fix guides.

Last Updated: June 2026 | Sources: pmkisan.gov.in | Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare — agricoop.nic.in | CPGRAMS — pgportal.gov.in

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