Kalia yojana online apply

The Kalia Yojana was launched by the concerned Odisha government to support all of the state's farmers. 

Many incentives were made available to farmers as a result of the scheme's introduction, including a rupees 5000 incentive. Farmers who did not own their land enjoyed various benefits. 

The scheme gave farmers in Odisha a sense of belonging and allowed them to go about their business without fear.

What is kalia yojana?

The main goal of the Kalia Yojana is to help farmers in Odisha because we know that most farmers in our country are dissatisfied with the amount of income they produce. 

Furthermore, the income produced is most likely insufficient to meet their needs and aspirations, as well as their children's education. 

As a result, the Kalia Yojana will assist all farmers in meeting their needs and desires, as well as assisting them in obtaining loans for their children's education or other purposes.

Assist for cultivation will be given to all farmers of Rs 10,000 per household. For five cropping seasons between 2018-19 and 2021-22, each family will receive Rs 5,000 in the Kharif and rabi seasons.

Assistance for Cultivation: 25,000per farm family over five seasons

Assistance for Livelihood: 12,500each landless agricultural household

Assistance for Vulnerable Agricultural Household: 10,000per family per year

Life Insurance for Cultivators & Landless Agricultural Laborers:

• 330 for Life Insurance of Rs 2,00,000

• Rs. 12 per annum for Personal Accident Cover of Rs 2,00,000

• For 51-70 yrs old, the entire premium will be borne by Govt. of Odisha

Interest Free Crop Loan: 50,000loan @ 0% Interest

Key features of the kalia yojana scheme

• The KALIA scheme is an Odisha government initiative aimed at empowering the farming community.

• The KALIA scheme aims to support 92% of Odisha's farmers, and Rs 10,180 crore has been set aside for its implementation over three years.

• Small and marginal farmers, agricultural households, vulnerable agricultural households, landless agricultural labourers, and sharecroppers will benefit from the scheme, which was launched on January 5. It covers cultivators and landless agricultural labourers with insurance.

• A financial aid package of Rs 10,000 per family (Rs 5,000 each for both seasons – Kharif and Rabi) will be given to encourage people to start farming. The assistance will be given for five cropping seasons spanning three years, from 2018-19 to 2021-22, to ensure comprehensive coverage.

• The funds were credited directly to the beneficiaries bank accounts.

• The landless farmers were paid Rs.12,500 per year.

• The beneficiaries are given a life insurance policy worth Rs. 2 lakh with a premium charge of Rs. 330.

Procedure for kalia yojana online application

The Krushak Assistance for Livelihood and Income Augmentation (KALIA) scheme was recently launched by Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik to provide financial, livelihood, and cultivation support, as well as insurance support, to small, marginal, and landless farmers.

Candidates who wish to apply online should download the official notification and carefully read all eligibility requirements and the application form.

Follow the process below to register for the Kalia Yojana application form.

• First and foremost, you will have to go to the Kalia Yojana official website. Following that, the website's homepage will appear in front of you.

• You must pick the option "Submit Online" from the website's homepage. A new page will appear in front of you after that.

• You will be taken to a new page where you must enter your Aadhaar number and press the Display button.

• On the screen, fill out the application form with all of your information and upload your documents.

• Submit the form after you've double-checked all of the details.

KALIA YOJANA ONLINE APPLY FORM FOR SELF-REGISTERED FARMERS

For self-registered farmers follow the steps to apply online through Kalia yojana official website.

• First, you will have to visit the Kalia Yojana official website. The website's home page would then appear in front of you.

• On the website's home page, select "Upload documents for self-registered farmers (Pm Kisan)" from the drop-down menu. Following that, a form will appear in front of you.

• In this form, you must fill in the requested information, such as your Aadhaar number, and then click the "Display" button.

• Now you will have to upload your documents and press the submit button.

Eligibility criteria for kalia yojana online application

Applicants must meet the following eligibility requirements to be qualified for the Kalia Yojana: 

• The applicant must be a permanent citizen of the state of Odisha.

• The applicant must be from a marginal or small group.

• The applicant must be from a low-income family.

• Farmers who are subject to the tax payment scheme would not be eligible for the KALIA Yojana.

• Farmers who work for the state government or the federal government, or who are affiliated with any PSU agency, are ineligible.

• A working bank account is required in the name of the applicant.

Important documents required to apply

The application form must be accompanied by the following documents:-

• Aadhaar Card

• Address Proof

• Bank Account Details

• Residential Address Details

• Photograph

• Mobile Number

Procedure for kalia yojana status check

• To check the status of your submission, go to the KALIA website.

• You must scan for the “online Grievance Application form” option on the website's home page.

• Click the choice, then click the “track your application” link in the top right corner of the opened tab.

• To check the status of a submission, enter the token number and select the Display option.

QUESTION AND ANSWERS

What exactly is the KALIA Yojana?

The KALIA scheme is a welfare package for farmers.  KALIA is an acronym for “Krushak Assistance for Livelihood and Income Augmentation.” Odisha's government has initiated this programme in order to boost agricultural prosperity and reduce poverty in the state.

Who is eligible for the KALIA Scheme's benefits?

All of the classes including small and marginal farmers, landless agricultural households, vulnerable agricultural households, landless agricultural labourers, and sharecroppers (actual cultivators) who fulfil the eligibility criteria will receive the benefits of the scheme.

What does it mean to be a small and marginal farmer?

A small farmer is a cultivator with a plot of land ranging from 1 hectare (2.5 acres) to 2 hectares (5 acres).

A marginal farmer is anyone who owns less than one hectare of farmland.

Is there any benefit for agricultural households that do not own land?

Yes, each landless Agricultural Household will receive Rs.12500/- in financial assistance for agricultural allied activities such as small goat rearing units, mini-layer units, duckery units, fishery kits for fishermen, mushroom cultivation and bee-keeping, and so on. This will be particularly beneficial to our state's SC and ST populations.

Is there any way to help financially disadvantaged agricultural households?

Yes, needy cultivators/landless agricultural labourers will receive yearly financial assistance of Rs. 10,000/- per family to help them meet their basic needs. The poor cultivator/landless Agricultural Laborers who are elderly, disabled, or ill, or who are at risk for some other cause. Every year, 5 lakh families will be protected.

Is there any life insurance support for cultivators and landless agricultural labourers?

Both savings bank account holders between the ages of 18 and 50 will get a life insurance cover of Rs. 2.00 lakh for a very low premium of Rs. 330/-. Odisha's government will cover the farmers' share of the annual premium of Rs.165/-.

For all savings bank account holders aged 18 to 50 years, a personal accident cover of Rs.2.00 lakh is available for a very low annual premium of Rs.12/-.

The farmers' share is Rs.6/- of the Rs.12/- premium, which will be borne by the Odisha government.

The entire sum of Rs.12/- against the annual premium will be borne by the Govt. of Odisha in the case of the above beneficiary, whose age is between 51 and 70 years.

What is the solution is a deserving farmer’s name is not included in the Kalia Yojana Online list?

He or she can complete the "Green Form" available at the G.P. office and PACS and drop it off in the "DROPBOX" located at the PACS/GP office level. Q.15 What are the steps that a working and retired employee of the Central/State Government/Public Sector Undertaking (PSU) and Income Tax can take?

Is there a HELPLINE where farmers can get information about the KALIA Yojana?

There is a KALIA Helpline, which can be contacted at the following phone numbers. By calling this Helpline, a farmer can obtain information about the KALIA Yojana beneficiary list. He may also use this Helpline to file a complaint. 1800-572-1122 is the KALIA Yojana helpline number.