The Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare (MoA&FW) has recently released the PMFBY Village List online. All those farmers who have registered themselves under this Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana, we have great news for them that the Authorities have finally published the village-wise list online. All those farmers who have enrolled themselves under this scheme and are eagerly waiting to check their names village-wise can simply visit the official website and check it online.
What is Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana?
The Honourable Chief Minister of India, Shri Narendra Modi, has launched this impactful farmers’ welfare program known as Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana on 16th February 2016. Under this scheme, the Government aims to provide financial support and insurance coverage to farmers suffering crop loss or damage arising out of natural calamities (drought, floods, cyclones, hailstorms, pests, and diseases). This initiative encourages farmers to adopt modern and innovative agricultural practices, along with stabilising the income of farmers, so that they can do proper farming. The Government has increased the budget for the implementation of this scheme to 69,515 Crores. And about 23 crores of farmers have received financial claims under this scheme.
Objective of PMFBY Village List
The main objective behind this PMFBY Village List is to inform citizens about the list of villages and village-wise list under Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana has been released by the Government. All those farmers who have registered themselves under this initiative and are patiently waiting to check their names in the beneficiaries list released by the government, village-wise. Under this scheme, the Government aims to provide financial support and insurance coverage to all the farmers who are suffering from crop loss or damage due to various natural calamities.
Check PMFBY Village List Online
- Applicants have to visit the Official Website at pmfby.gov.in
- Now, on the homepage, click Farmers Corner, then log in with your credentials.
- After that, you have to locate the Reports section and click on the Beneficiary List option.
- After that, a new page will open. Here, you have to enter all the required details, such as State, District, Season (Kharif, Rabi, etc.), Year, Crop, Village/Gram Panchayat.
- At Last, you have to click on the View option, and the village-wise beneficiary list will open on your screen.
Short Highlights of Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana
| Name | Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana |
| Launched | 2016 |
| Objective | Financial support against crop loss due to natural calamities |
| Status | Voluntary for all farmers |
| Risks Covered | Natural disasters (drought, flood, hail, etc.) |
| Kharif Premium | 2% |
| Rabi Premium | 1.5% |
| Commercial Premium | 5% |
| Government Subsidy | No upper limit on government share of premium |
| Technology Use | Satellite imagery, drones for assessment |
| Implementation | By empanelled general insurance companies |
Eligibility Criteria
- All farmers, including tenant farmers and sharecroppers, are eligible under this initiative.
- Farmers must be growing the notified crops in the notified areas for that specific season.
- Farmers should have an “insurable interest” in the crop and land.
- The scheme has been voluntary for all farmers since the Kharif 2020 season.
Documents Required
- Identity Proof
- Land Records
- Address Proof
- Tenancy Agreement
- Bank Account Details
PMFBY Status Check by Aadhaar Card
- Firstly, you have to open the official website at https://pmfby.gov.in/
- You have to click on the Application Status Option.
- Now, drop down the and click on the “Search by Aadhaar” Option
- You have fill the required details.
- fill the captcha code.
- The policy status (approved/pending) and premium details will be displayed.
Premium Rates
| फसल प्रकार | किसान का प्रीमियम (%) | सरकारी सब्सिडी |
|---|---|---|
| Kharif (food grains/oil seeds) | 2% | Remaining amount |
| Rabi (food grains/oil seeds) | 1.5% | Remaining amount |
| Horticultural/Commercial Crops | 5% | Remaining amount |
Technology Used under PMFBY
| Technology Used | Application |
|---|---|
| National Crop Insurance Portal (NCIP) | Centralized online administration and enrollment portal. |
| Mobile Apps | Farmer self-reporting of losses (photos/geo-tagging) and status tracking. |
| Satellite Imagery & Remote Sensing | Monitoring crop area, health, and identifying damage zones. |
| Drones/UAVs | High-resolution aerial assessment of localized crop damage and yield estimation. |
| AI & Machine Learning | Predicting yields and optimizing locations for field experiments. |
| YES-TECH | Technology-based yield estimation system. |
| WINDS | Network for collecting accurate local weather data. |
| Integration of Land Records | Verifying land details and farmer eligibility accurately. |
| Data Analytics | Processing data for fraud detection and faster claim processing. |
FAQ’s
When was the scheme launched?
On February 18, 2016.
What is the main objective?
To provide financial support to farmers for crop losses due to natural calamities.
Who is eligible?
All farmers growing notified crops in notified areas are eligible (including tenant farmers and sharecroppers).
Is the scheme mandatory?
No, it has been voluntary for all farmers since the Kharif 2020 season.
What is the premium rate for crops?
2% for Kharif crops, 1.5% for Rabi crops, and 5% for annual commercial/horticultural crops.
Who pays the remaining premium amount?
Farmers pay only their small share; the balance premium is heavily subsidised and paid by the Central and State Governments.
What risks or damages are covered?
Yield losses from natural disasters such as drought, flood, hailstorm, cyclone, landslide, and pests/diseases. It also covers prevented sowing and post-harvest losses.
How do I report crop damage or loss?
You must inform the concerned insurance company, the local agriculture department, or your bank within 72 hours of the loss event.
How are claims settled and received?
Claims are assessed by the insurance company based on yield data or localised losses and the amount is directly credited to the farmer’s verified bank account.
How do I know if my village is covered by the scheme?
Coverage depends on the area and specific crops being “notified” by your State Government for that season. You can check this on the official PMFBY portal.
Where can I find more information or help?
You can visit the official website (pmfby.gov.in) or contact the scheme’s dedicated toll-free helpline number.
Khushi Singh
Khushi Singh is a content writer with 3 years of experience in government schemes. She writes simple and helpful articles that guide people to understand and benefit from public welfare programs.