PM Dhan Dhanya Krishi Yojana

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News: Recently, the Union Government has introduced the PM Dhan Dhanya Krishi Yojana which aims at enhancing agricultural productivity.

About the Scheme

  • The PM Dhan Dhanya Krishi Yojana was launched under Union Budget 2025 by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman to improve agricultural conditions in 100 low-productivity districts across India.
  • The scheme aims to enhance rural prosperity by implementing specialized interventions and integrating existing agricultural schemes.
  • It focuses on boosting farm productivity, increasing credit access, and modernizing farming practices.
  • The program is expected to benefit 1.7 crore farmers across the identified districts.
  • The scheme draws inspiration from the Aspirational Districts Program, which has successfully improved socio-economic indicators in backward regions.

Key Features of the Scheme

  • The scheme aims to bring together multiple existing agricultural schemes under one umbrella for better efficiency and impact.
  • It will introduce specialized interventions that cater to the unique challenges faced by each of the 100 identified districts.
  • The government will leverage technology-driven solutions to help farmers adopt modern and sustainable agricultural practices.
  • The scheme specifically targets districts with moderate crop intensity, low productivity, and limited access to institutional credit.
  • It aims to encourage financial inclusion by strengthening farmer access to government-backed financial programs and microfinance institutions.
  • By promoting formal credit channels, the scheme seeks to reduce farmers’ reliance on informal moneylenders and prevent rural indebtedness.
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