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Cabinet approves extension of PM-KISAN scheme till FY’31

BusinessLine 2 hrs ago·31 Jul 2026, 4:05 pm

The Indian Cabinet has approved extending the PM-KISAN scheme, a direct income support program for farmers, until the financial year 2030-31. This decision secures the scheme's continuity, ensuring that millions of small and marginal farmers continue to receive financial aid directly into their bank accounts.

This extension is significant for the agricultural sector as it provides policy stability and a predictable income stream for farmers. For the government, it represents a long-term commitment to rural welfare, though it will also entail a substantial financial outlay over the next decade.

Investors should watch for the government's budgetary planning and the overall fiscal deficit management as the scheme's costs accumulate over the extended period. The scheme's success will depend on the efficient implementation and the timely credit of funds to farmers.

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  • Concerns Kisan Mouldings (KISAN).
  • Category: Economy.
  • AI reads the tone as positive (potentially bullish) for the stock.
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