PM Kusum Beneficiary List 2024 – How to Check Name

Check name in PM Kusum Beneficiary List 2024 through online mode at pmkusum.mnre.gov.in, also check state / UT wise details of PM Kusum yojana beneficiaries, process here
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PM Kusum beneficiary list 2024 has been made publically available at official website at pmkusum.mnre.gov.in. Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) has released the Pradhan Mantri Kisan Urja Suraksha evam Utthan Mahabhiyan (PM Kusum Scheme) list of beneficiaries online. In this article, we will tell you about the complete process for checking PM Kusum Yojana beneficiaries list.

PM Kusum Beneficiary List 2024

STEP 1: Firstly, visit the official website of PM Kusum scheme at pmkusum.mnre.gov.in

STEP 2: On the homepage, go to “Public Information” section and click “Scheme Beneficiary List“.

PMKusum MNRE Gov In Public Information
PMKusum MNRE Gov In Public Information

STEP 3: Direct link for PM Kusum beneficiary list – https://pmkusum.mnre.gov.in/landing-Public_Information.html

STEP 4: Then PM Kusum scheme status checking page will open as shown below:-

MNRE PM Kusum Scheme Status
MNRE PM Kusum Scheme Status

STEP 5: Select state, district, pump capacity and click “Go” button to check PM kusum yojana list of beneficiaries.

PM Kusum Yojana List Beneficiaries
PM Kusum Yojana List Beneficiaries

STEP 6: In the opened PM Kusum beneficiary list, you can check application number, farmer name, father/husband name, gender, empanelled agency name, district, taluka, village, year of installation, pump capacity, pump type, pump category, pump sub type.

State/UT-wise Details of Beneficiaries under PM KUSUM Scheme

Here is the state / union territory wise details of beneficiaries under PM Kusum Scheme as on 28 February 2023:-

StateFarmers Benefitted (Nos.)
Arunachal Pradesh126
Gujarat2132
Haryana44325
Himachal Pradesh534
Jammu & Kashmir499
Jharkhand12107
Karnataka314
Kerala51
Madhya Pradesh6790
Maharashtra47978
Manipur28
Meghalaya35
Odisha1223
Punjab12459
Rajasthan57692
Tamil Nadu2751
Tripura1654
Uttar Pradesh17614
Uttarakhand316
West Bengal20
Total208648
State/UT Wise Details of PM Kusum Beneficiaries

About PM Kusum Yojana

PM-KUSUM Scheme consists of following three components:

  • Component A: installation of aggregated 10,000 MW capacity of small solar power plants, each of capacity up to 2 MW on the barren/fallow/pasture/marshy/ cultivable land of farmers.
  • Component B: installation of 20 lakh standalone solar water pumps; and
  • Component C: solarization of 15 lakh existing grid-connected agriculture pumps including through feeder level solarisation.

PM Kusum Yojana was expanded in November, 2020 with an increased target of 30,800 MW of solar power capacity. As on 28.02.2023, a total of 89.45 MW capacity has been installed under Component-A and around 2.09 lakh pumps have been reported installed/ solarized under Component-B and Component-C combined. This is equivalent to about 1,140 MW of installed solar capacity. State/UT-wise details of the farmers benefitted under the Scheme, including the State of Rajasthan, are given in Annexure.

The pace of implementation of the Pradhan Mantri Kisan Urja Suraksha evam Utthaan Mahabhiyan (PM-KUSUM) was significantly affected due to the COVID-19 pandemic and State Implementing Agencies sought extension in the time-line for execution of projects under the Scheme. Ministry of New & Renewable Energy (MNRE) has also conducted third party evaluation of PM Kusum Yojana and based on the recommendations, the Scheme has been extended till 31.3.2026.

MNRE is monitoring implementation of the Scheme through regular meetings with States on weekly/fortnightly basis. The State Implementation Agencies are also required to submit progress reports on monthly basis. These mechanisms help in effective monitoring of the Scheme.

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  1. Farmers’ Income: The scheme aims to support farmers in generating additional income by utilizing their barren or fallow lands for solar power generation.

    Solar-Powered Irrigation: It promotes the installation of solar pumps to meet the irrigation needs of farmers, thus reducing their dependence on traditional electricity sources.

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