Sarkari Yojana

Farmer Pension Scheme

Uttarakhand
Quick Summary: Uttarakhand's Farmer Pension Scheme pays ₹1,200 a month to farmers over 60 who own and cultivate up to 2 hectares of land in the state.

About Farmer Pension Scheme

The Department of Social Welfare, Government of Uttarakhand, has introduced the “Farmer Pension Scheme” to support elderly farmers living in Uttarakhand. Farmers aged over 60 who own no more than 2 hectares and farm their own land receive a monthly pension.

Scheme Overview

Government Level

State Government

Eligible Entity

Individual

Scheme Details

Eligibility

Eligibility Requirements

To qualify for Farmer Pension Scheme, applicants must satisfy the following conditions:

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Applicants must be permanent residents of Uttarakhand

Applicants must be permanent residents of Uttarakhand.

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Applicants must be farmers who actively cultivate their…

Applicants must be farmers who actively cultivate their own land.

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Applicants must be older than 60 years

Applicants must be older than 60 years.

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Applicants must own and farm agricultural land of…

Applicants must own and farm agricultural land of up to 2 hectares.

Applicants must meet all of the above conditions to be considered eligible for this scheme.
Benefits

Benefits Provided

Farmer Pension Scheme provides the following benefits to eligible applicants:

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Eligible farmers are paid a monthly pension of…

Eligible farmers are paid a monthly pension of ₹1,200/-.

Benefit amounts and conditions may vary by category — refer to the official scheme guidelines for exact figures applicable to your case.
Documents Required

Documents Required

Applicants should keep the following documents ready before starting the application:

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The applicant's mobile number

The applicant's mobile number

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A passport-size photograph certified by the Gram Pradhan…

A passport-size photograph certified by the Gram Pradhan / V.P.D.O. / Councillor

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A valid Aadhaar card

A valid Aadhaar card

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The Voter ID card

The Voter ID card

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A CBS bank account linked/seeded with the Aadhaar…

A CBS bank account linked/seeded with the Aadhaar card

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An attested copy of the Khatauni (land records)

An attested copy of the Khatauni (land records)

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A Permanent Residence Certificate

A Permanent Residence Certificate

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An affidavit on ₹10/- stamp paper stating that…

An affidavit on ₹10/- stamp paper stating that the applicant farms their own land and owns up to 2 hectares, or less than 2 hectares, with the relevant land papers

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A copy of the family register (rural areas…

A copy of the family register (rural areas only) Note 1: Every document listed must be issued by the district in which the application is filed. Note 2: The Revenue Officer/Assistant Agriculture Officer issues the land ownership certificate, certifying it in the prescribed form/letter.

Ensure all documents are valid and, where required, duly attested before submitting your application.

How to Apply

Online Application

Applicants can apply for Farmer Pension Scheme through the online application process outlined below.

Application Portal: Open Application Portal ↗

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Application Process

Applications can be made online, either personally or through a Common Service Center (CSC), using the Department's Pension Portal (https://ssp.uk.gov.in), the UMANG app Mobile App, or the Apuni Sarkar Portal (https://eservices.uk.gov.in). The following documents are mandatory at the time of applying: the applicant's mobile number; a passport-size photograph (attested by the Gram Pradhan / V.P.D.O. / certified by a Councillor); photocopies of the Aadhaar card and Voter ID card; an attested copy of the Khatauni (land records); a Permanent Residence Certificate; an affidavit on ₹10/- stamp paper stating the applicant farms their own land and owns up to 2 hectares, or less than 2 hectares, with the relevant land papers; CBS bank account details (linked/seeded with Aadhaar); a copy of the family register (rural areas only); and a copy of the resolution passed at the open meeting of the Gram Panchayat (rural areas) / certification by a Councillor (urban areas) The land ownership certificate is issued by the Revenue Officer/Assistant Agriculture Officer, who certifies it in the prescribed form/letter. No income certificate is needed. Every document above must be issued by the district where the application is filed. In rural areas, the online form is verified through recommendations from the Gram Panchayat Development Officer, the Assistant Social Welfare Officer and the Block Development Officer in turn, and the District Social Welfare Officer takes the final decision. In urban areas, the Assistant Social Welfare Officer and the Sub-District Magistrate verify and recommend. If everything is in order, the District Social Welfare Officer approves the application and the pension payment process begins. The pension reaches the applicant's bank account one month after the application is approved.

Ensure all required documents are ready before starting the application process.

Official Application & Website

Verify the latest eligibility, dates and instructions before applying.

Official Sources & References