Annadata Sukhibhava combined status is the check that tells an Andhra Pradesh farmer whether the full Rs 20,000 a year is actually reaching them. The total is made of two parts: Rs 14,000 a year from the state’s Annadata Sukhibhava scheme and Rs 6,000 a year from the Centre’s PM-Kisan scheme. The two parts are paid on different schedules and checked on different portals, so a farmer can have one part paid and the other pending. This guide explains how to track both parts and add them up to your full Rs 20,000.
One thing to understand first: there is no single combined statement. Annadata Sukhibhava is a state scheme and PM-Kisan is a central scheme, so each has its own status page. Tracking your full Rs 20,000 means checking both, and this guide shows you how.
Key Facts: Annadata Sukhibhava Combined Status
| Topic | What to know |
|---|---|
| Annadata Sukhibhava | Rs 14,000 a year from the Andhra Pradesh government |
| PM-Kisan | Rs 6,000 a year from the Centre, in three Rs 2,000 instalments |
| Combined total | Rs 20,000 a year for an eligible farmer |
| Annadata status | NBM portal at gsws-nbm.ap.gov.in |
| PM-Kisan status | Beneficiary status on pmkisan.gov.in |
| Both need | e-KYC complete, Aadhaar-seeded bank account, correct land records |
Annadata Sukhibhava Combined Status: What the Rs 20,000 Is Made Of
The Rs 20,000 total is simple to state and easy to lose track of. Annadata Sukhibhava is the state government’s scheme and pays Rs 14,000 a year to eligible farmers in Andhra Pradesh. PM-Kisan is the central government’s scheme and pays Rs 6,000 a year in three instalments of Rs 2,000 each. Together they make Rs 20,000 a year, and the Annadata Sukhibhava combined status is simply the two statuses added together. Our guide to Annadata Sukhibhava 2026-27 explains the state scheme in full.
The reason farmers get confused is that the two parts do not arrive together. PM-Kisan follows the central instalment calendar, while Annadata Sukhibhava follows the state’s own release schedule. A farmer can therefore have the PM-Kisan instalment in the bank while the Annadata payment is still pending, or the other way round. Neither situation means the money is lost; it means the two schedules are at different points. The only way to know where you stand is to check both portals, which the next two sections explain.
How to Check Your Annadata Sukhibhava Status
Annadata Sukhibhava is tracked on the NBM portal, the state’s beneficiary services portal at gsws-nbm.ap.gov.in. Open the portal, log in with your Aadhaar or mobile number, and look for Annadata Sukhibhava in the beneficiary services. Your Annadata Sukhibhava combined status starts here: the portal shows the payments credited to you under the state scheme and whether any payment is pending or has failed.
Read the status carefully. A payment shown as successful should match a credit in your bank account. A payment shown as failed usually has a reason attached to it, and the most common reasons are a bank account that is not Aadhaar-seeded or an e-KYC that is incomplete. If the portal shows no record at all, the first step is to check your eligibility and your land records at the Rythu Seva Kendram. Our guide to raising a scheme grievance, GSWS NBM grievance, explains how to file a complaint if the status does not match what you received.
How to Check Your PM-Kisan Status
PM-Kisan is tracked separately, on the central portal at pmkisan.gov.in. Open the beneficiary status page and enter your Aadhaar number or registration number. The page shows your e-KYC status, your land-seeding status, your bank details and the history of instalments credited to you. The Annadata Sukhibhava combined status is complete only when this page and the NBM portal agree that both parts are paid.
Compare the two pages side by side. The PM-Kisan page lists three instalments of Rs 2,000 each per year, and each instalment shows as credited, pending or failed. If the PM-Kisan page is in order but the NBM portal shows a problem, the issue is with the state scheme’s records, not the central one, and the fix runs through the RSK or Sachivalayam. Our PM-Kisan scheme 2026 guide covers the central scheme, and our guide on PM-Kisan instalment not received walks through the failure reasons.
Why the Two Statuses Can Disagree
The two statuses can disagree for ordinary reasons. The release dates are different, so one payment can be in your account while the other is still being processed. The records are held on different systems, so a correction made on one portal may not yet show on the other. And the two schemes check eligibility in slightly different ways, so a farmer can be eligible for one part while a record problem holds the other.
The most common disagreement is the simplest: the farmer has checked only one portal. If you have only checked PM-Kisan, you do not know your Annadata position, and if you have only checked the NBM portal, you do not know your PM-Kisan position. Check both, note the amounts credited under each, and add them together. That sum is your real position, and it is the number to compare with Rs 20,000.
Fixing a Missing or Failed Payment
Start by writing down what each portal says: the amount credited, the amount pending and any failure reason. Then work through the three records that both schemes depend on. First, e-KYC: if it is incomplete, complete it by OTP on the PM-Kisan portal or by biometric at a CSC. Second, bank seeding: visit the bank with your Aadhaar card and ask them to seed the account that receives your DBT payments. Third, land records: if the land seeding is wrong, visit the Rythu Seva Kendram with your land documents and get it corrected. The Annadata Sukhibhava combined status will only show the full Rs 20,000 when all three records are in order on both systems.
If the records are correct and the payment is still missing, raise a grievance on the NBM portal or call the 1902 helpline with your Aadhaar number and the details from both status pages. Keep a note of the complaint number. Also keep your crop booking up to date: our guide to e-Panta crop booking explains how the crop booking at the RSK supports your farmer record. Do not pay anyone who offers to release your payment for a fee; status checks, corrections and grievances are free.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much do I get in total from Annadata Sukhibhava and PM-Kisan?
Rs 20,000 a year: Rs 14,000 from the state’s Annadata Sukhibhava scheme and Rs 6,000 from the Centre’s PM-Kisan scheme. The Annadata Sukhibhava combined status is the two amounts added together, and you track each part on its own portal.
Where do I check my Annadata Sukhibhava status?
On the NBM portal at gsws-nbm.ap.gov.in. Log in with your Aadhaar or mobile number and look for Annadata Sukhibhava in the beneficiary services to see the payments credited under the state scheme.
Where do I check my PM-Kisan status?
On pmkisan.gov.in, on the beneficiary status page, using your Aadhaar number or registration number. It shows your e-KYC status, land-seeding status, bank details and the instalments credited so far.
My PM-Kisan instalment came but Annadata did not. Why?
The two schemes follow different release schedules and different portals, so one part can be paid while the other is still pending. Check your Annadata Sukhibhava combined status on the NBM portal for the reason, and check that your e-KYC, bank seeding and land records are in order.
What records do both schemes need?
Both need e-KYC complete, an Aadhaar-seeded bank account and correct land records. A problem with any of the three can hold one or both payments, so fix the records first and then check both portals again.
Last updated: November 2026