Dear Maharashtra VLE,
We are pleased to announce that the Prime Minister's Crop Insurance Scheme (PMFMY / Peak Insurance) on the Digital Services Portal has started smoothly in Maharashtra. 31st December 2017 is the last date for filing applications and VLEs self-sown sown certificates will not be accepted. Please note the VLEs.
Prime Minister's Crop Insurance Scheme (PMFBY) to honor and promote farm produce by providing financial assistance to farmers against loss / damage to crops due to natural calamities and to stabilize agricultural goods. Narendra Modi has started, to help the farmers in advanced agriculture, to stabilize the income of the farmers; To encourage farmers to adopt innovative and modern farming practices; And to provide credit to agriculture; Which will contribute to protecting the production risk to farmers, including food security, crop diversification and growth and competition in the agricultural sector.
The Prime Minister Office of the PMFBY and the Agriculture Ministry of the Government of India
Any non-debt farming farmer who wants to get insurance under this crop / crop plan can be enrolled in this scheme by paying very low premiums.
Because this is a subsidized scheme, the farmer has to pay only part of the premium, and the rest of the premium will be given directly by the central government and the state government to the insurance companies.
This scheme is governed by the Indian Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (IRDA) and according to the instructions of the Government of India, all the major insurance companies have been given separate states and districts for the farmers' crop / crop insurance.
CSC VLE Role and Duties:
1. All CSC VLEs need to create awareness among all non-debt farmers in their area.
2. All VLs need to display in front of their CSC Centers as a part of the 2 attachment awareness creation process.
3. You can get Rs. 24 / - (TDS deduction) for each successful submission application.
4. You do not have to pay any extra / extra amount from the farmer except the premium displayed on the Crop Portal. After acceptance from the farmer, the premium will be calculated based on the selected Sum Assured area and crop.
5. Insurance area should be in Hector only (with the help of available resources on the internet you have to convert it into Hector) or * http: //www.indianground.com/calculators/area-conversion-calculator.aspx*
6. Non-borrower farmer's insurance application for notified crop will be accepted here.
7. The borrowers should contact the insurance / their banks under this scheme.
Non-loanee farmers must present the necessary documents, which you need to scan and upload to complete the registration.
These documents are:
1. Land record / land proof, which will show the name of the farmer or his father's name with his name.
Tenant Farmer: Applicable Contract / Agreement Details / other documents notified / permitted by the concerned State Government. Farmers should explain themselves if there is no document.
3. Passbook and Cancellation Checks - You can scan any available documents or both of them for a single page to upload.
4. You can get certified certificate certificates from the Patwari / Sarpanch / Prize or their taluka / tehsil / block office.
Sum Insured / Sum Insured:
The amount of per hectare for unencumbered farmer will be equal to the amount of finance as decided by the District Level Committee and will be pre-announced and notified by SLCCCI. No other calculation in the finance segment will apply. The sum insured for the individual farmer is the same as the hectare multiplied by the farmer's area of suggested crop for the insurance.
Risk protection and exceptions
Risks of crop losses and crop losses are covered under this scheme:
A) Restricted Sowing / Sowing Risk: Area covered due to low rainfall or seasonal harvest is prohibited from planting / sowing.
B) Steep crop (sowing and harvesting): Due to natural calamities and risks like drought, dry flowers, floods, evaporation, pests and diseases, landslides, natural fires and electricity, storms, hailstorm, cyclones, typhoons, storms, cyclones and storms Comprehensive risk insurance is provided for compensation.
C) Harvest-after-loss: Only the maximum period of two weeks is available for harvest, due to the irregular rain and stormy monsoon rains caused by storms and cyclone rains, which allow harvesting and harvesting in the field by harvesting and harvesting crops.
D) Local aggression: damage / damage resulting from damage due to risks affecting isolated fields in the area which are declared as hail, landslide and flood.
2. General Exception: Losses arising out of war and nuclear war risks, malicious losses and other risky risks will be excluded.
We are pleased to announce that the Prime Minister's Crop Insurance Scheme (PMFMY / Peak Insurance) on the Digital Services Portal has started smoothly in Maharashtra. 31st December 2017 is the last date for filing applications and VLEs self-sown sown certificates will not be accepted. Please note the VLEs.
Prime Minister's Crop Insurance Scheme (PMFBY) to honor and promote farm produce by providing financial assistance to farmers against loss / damage to crops due to natural calamities and to stabilize agricultural goods. Narendra Modi has started, to help the farmers in advanced agriculture, to stabilize the income of the farmers; To encourage farmers to adopt innovative and modern farming practices; And to provide credit to agriculture; Which will contribute to protecting the production risk to farmers, including food security, crop diversification and growth and competition in the agricultural sector.
The Prime Minister Office of the PMFBY and the Agriculture Ministry of the Government of India
Any non-debt farming farmer who wants to get insurance under this crop / crop plan can be enrolled in this scheme by paying very low premiums.
Because this is a subsidized scheme, the farmer has to pay only part of the premium, and the rest of the premium will be given directly by the central government and the state government to the insurance companies.
This scheme is governed by the Indian Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (IRDA) and according to the instructions of the Government of India, all the major insurance companies have been given separate states and districts for the farmers' crop / crop insurance.
CSC VLE Role and Duties:
1. All CSC VLEs need to create awareness among all non-debt farmers in their area.
2. All VLs need to display in front of their CSC Centers as a part of the 2 attachment awareness creation process.
3. You can get Rs. 24 / - (TDS deduction) for each successful submission application.
4. You do not have to pay any extra / extra amount from the farmer except the premium displayed on the Crop Portal. After acceptance from the farmer, the premium will be calculated based on the selected Sum Assured area and crop.
5. Insurance area should be in Hector only (with the help of available resources on the internet you have to convert it into Hector) or * http: //www.indianground.com/calculators/area-conversion-calculator.aspx*
6. Non-borrower farmer's insurance application for notified crop will be accepted here.
7. The borrowers should contact the insurance / their banks under this scheme.
Non-loanee farmers must present the necessary documents, which you need to scan and upload to complete the registration.
These documents are:
1. Land record / land proof, which will show the name of the farmer or his father's name with his name.
Tenant Farmer: Applicable Contract / Agreement Details / other documents notified / permitted by the concerned State Government. Farmers should explain themselves if there is no document.
3. Passbook and Cancellation Checks - You can scan any available documents or both of them for a single page to upload.
4. You can get certified certificate certificates from the Patwari / Sarpanch / Prize or their taluka / tehsil / block office.
Sum Insured / Sum Insured:
The amount of per hectare for unencumbered farmer will be equal to the amount of finance as decided by the District Level Committee and will be pre-announced and notified by SLCCCI. No other calculation in the finance segment will apply. The sum insured for the individual farmer is the same as the hectare multiplied by the farmer's area of suggested crop for the insurance.
Risk protection and exceptions
Risks of crop losses and crop losses are covered under this scheme:
A) Restricted Sowing / Sowing Risk: Area covered due to low rainfall or seasonal harvest is prohibited from planting / sowing.
B) Steep crop (sowing and harvesting): Due to natural calamities and risks like drought, dry flowers, floods, evaporation, pests and diseases, landslides, natural fires and electricity, storms, hailstorm, cyclones, typhoons, storms, cyclones and storms Comprehensive risk insurance is provided for compensation.
C) Harvest-after-loss: Only the maximum period of two weeks is available for harvest, due to the irregular rain and stormy monsoon rains caused by storms and cyclone rains, which allow harvesting and harvesting in the field by harvesting and harvesting crops.
D) Local aggression: damage / damage resulting from damage due to risks affecting isolated fields in the area which are declared as hail, landslide and flood.
2. General Exception: Losses arising out of war and nuclear war risks, malicious losses and other risky risks will be excluded.