HeadlineDock Exclusive: Landless Farmers Can Secure Rs. 4,000 Annual Cash Assistance
The Bhumihin Khetajur Scheme offers Rs. 4,000 annually in Rs. 2,000 installments for West Bengal’s landless farmers to manage their seasonal expenses, promoting financial security during a challenging time.
Highlights
- •Landless farmers in West Bengal can receive Rs. 4,000 annually to assist with their farming expenses.
- •The Bhumihin Khetajur Scheme provides two Rs. 2,000 installments in the Rabi and Kharif seasons.
- •Applicants must collect and fill-out the Landless Farmer Form as well as submit supporting documents.
- •Online status checking via the official Krishakbandhu website is available for applicants to track their application progress.
The Bhumihin Khetajur Scheme, introduced in 2026, provides Rs. 4,000 annually in two installments (Rs. 2,000 in Rabi season and Rs. 2,000 in Kharif season) to West Bengal’s landless farmers who earn their livelihood through farming others' properties.
Under the scheme, this financial aid is beneficial to those who are not covered by the Krishak Bandhu Scheme or do not own any land. The aim is to support them during times of agricultural expenses.
Applicants must go to Duar-e-Sarkar camps or local Agriculture Officer offices to collect the Landless Farmer Form and submit it along with the required documents. After filling and submitting the form, they can view their status online by visiting the official website of Krishakbandhu.
Direct bank account transfers ensure these funds are directly deposited into beneficiaries' accounts, providing a convenient way to manage seasonal expenses. The application process is comprehensive, requiring multiple steps including form collection, document submission, and online status checking.
