To check Annadata Sukhibhava Status, go to the scheme’s own portal at annadathasukhibhava.ap.gov.in and enter your Aadhaar number. The portal shows whether you are eligible and which instalments have reached you. Annadata Sukhibhava pays Rs.20,000 a year to a farmer family — Rs.14,000 from the Andhra Pradesh government and Rs.6,000 from PM-Kisan. This guide walks through the status check, the instalment break-up, the reasons a payment can be pending, and what e-KYC and e-Panta have to do with it.
Key Facts
| Particular | Detail |
|---|---|
| Amount | Rs.20,000 per farmer family per year (Rs.14,000 state + Rs.6,000 PM-Kisan) |
| Launched | 2 August 2025 (G.O. 1 August 2025) |
| Status portal | annadathasukhibhava.ap.gov.in |
| What you need | Aadhaar number |
| Landless tenants | Full Rs.20,000 from the state (via CCRC card) |
| Replaced | YSR Rythu Bharosa (Rs.13,500 a year) |
How to Check Your Annadata Sukhibhava Status — Step by Step
- Open the Annadata Sukhibhava portal at https://annadathasukhibhava.ap.gov.in.
- Look for the beneficiary or status check option on the home page.
- Enter your Aadhaar number and submit it.
- The page shows your eligibility and the instalment status — which instalments have been paid and which are still due.
- If your name does not appear, check that your Aadhaar is linked to your land records and that your e-Panta crop booking is done.
Instalment Details — How the Rs.20,000 Is Made Up
The Rs.20,000 is not a single payment. It is Rs.14,000 from the Andhra Pradesh government under Annadata Sukhibhava, and Rs.6,000 from PM-Kisan, which comes in three instalments of Rs.2,000 each. The two parts are paid separately and on different dates, so the status page lists them separately. A farmer who has received the PM-Kisan part may still be waiting for the state share, and the other way round — that is normal, and it does not mean the payment has stopped.
Who Is Eligible
- Landowners with 10 cents of land or more.
- RoFR (Record of Forest Rights) cultivators.
- Landless tenant farmers — they get the full Rs.20,000 from the state, through a CCRC (Crop Cultivator Rights Card).
Why Your Payment May Be Pending
A pending payment almost always has one of four causes. Work through them in order — e-KYC, e-Panta, Aadhaar-bank seeding, and land records or CCRC — because fixing the wrong one first wastes a trip to the Sachivalayam. The checks below use the same order, and each one names the portal or office where it is fixed.
1. e-KYC not done
PM-Kisan e-KYC is mandatory. Without it, the Rs.6,000 PM-Kisan part stops. Do the e-KYC by OTP on https://pmkisan.gov.in. Once it is done, the pending instalment is released in the next cycle.
2. e-Panta crop booking not done
The state needs your e-Panta crop booking to confirm that you are actually cultivating the land. Without a crop booking, the state share cannot be released. Complete the e-Panta booking for the season and check the status again after it is updated.
3. Aadhaar-bank seeding mismatch
The money goes by DBT to the bank account seeded with your Aadhaar in the NPCI mapper. If Aadhaar is seeded to a closed or wrong account, the payment fails even though the farmer is eligible. Check the seeding with your bank and get it corrected if it points to the wrong account.
4. Land records or CCRC not in order
If the land record does not show your name, or a tenant farmer has no CCRC card, the state share cannot be released. Get the land record corrected at the revenue office, or apply for a CCRC card at your Grama or Ward Sachivalayam.
Annadata Sukhibhava Status: How to Read Your Instalment Status
Annadata Sukhibhava Status shows two things on the portal: whether you are eligible, and which instalments have been paid. The eligibility part tells you if the scheme covers you; the instalment part tells you how much of the Rs.20,000 has reached you and how much is still due.
The two parts are paid separately, so the status page lists them separately — do not expect a single total. The state share of Rs.14,000 and the PM-Kisan share of Rs.6,000 have their own dates, and the PM-Kisan part follows its own calendar of three instalments a year: April to July, August to November, and December to March. The 2026-27 instalment schedule is explained here: https://unqinformation.com/annadata-sukhibhava-2026-27/ The PM-Kisan instalments are on https://pmkisan.gov.in, and the PM Kisan guide is here: https://unqinformation.com/pm-kisan-scheme-2026/
Annadata Sukhibhava Status: What to Do If Your Name Does Not Appear
If your name does not appear when you check Annadata Sukhibhava Status, work through the checks in order. First, confirm that your Aadhaar is linked to your land records and that your e-Panta crop booking is done for the season. Second, check that your PM-Kisan e-KYC is complete, because a pending e-KYC holds up the PM-Kisan part.
Third, if you are a tenant farmer, confirm that your CCRC card is in order, because the state share for a tenant farmer is released only against a valid CCRC card. If everything checks out and your name still does not appear, go to your Grama or Ward Sachivalayam with your Aadhaar number and land papers and ask them to verify your details. The GSWS-NBM portal at https://gsws-nbm.ap.gov.in also shows beneficiary details for AP schemes, and how the Sachivalayam works is explained here: https://unqinformation.com/grama-ward-sachivalayam-services-how-to-apply-for-any-ap-government-scheme/
Annadata Sukhibhava Status: Tenant Farmers, CCRC and the Full Rs.20,000
Landless tenant farmers get the full Rs.20,000 from the state under Annadata Sukhibhava — the state pays the whole amount because a tenant farmer does not get the PM-Kisan part, which is only for landowners. The CCRC (Crop Cultivator Rights Card) is the proof that a person is a tenant cultivator, and the state share is released only against a valid CCRC card.
Apply for the CCRC through your Grama or Ward Sachivalayam, and keep the acknowledgement so you can follow up. Without a CCRC card, a tenant farmer cannot get the state share at all. The earlier scheme, YSR Rythu Bharosa, paid Rs.13,500 a year; the full guide to the current scheme is here: https://unqinformation.com/annadatha-sukheebhava-scheme-2025/
Read also: Annadata Sukhibhava Scheme 2026 · PM Kisan Scheme 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
What do I need to check my Annadata Sukhibhava status?
Your Aadhaar number. Open https://annadathasukhibhava.ap.gov.in, enter the Aadhaar number, and the portal shows your eligibility and instalment status.
I received only Rs.6,000. Where is the rest?
Rs.6,000 is the PM-Kisan part. The remaining Rs.14,000 is the state share, and it is paid separately. Check the state share on the Annadata Sukhibhava portal.
I am a tenant farmer with no land. Do I get anything?
Yes. Landless tenant farmers get the full Rs.20,000 from the state, through a CCRC card. Apply for the CCRC at your Grama or Ward Sachivalayam.
My PM-Kisan instalment is pending. What do I do?
Check your e-KYC status on https://pmkisan.gov.in first — a pending e-KYC is the usual reason. Once e-KYC is done, the instalment is released in the next cycle.
Conclusion
Annadata Sukhibhava Status is checked at https://annadathasukhibhava.ap.gov.in with your Aadhaar number. The portal shows whether you are eligible and which instalments of the Rs.20,000 have been paid — Rs.14,000 from the state and Rs.6,000 from PM-Kisan. If a payment is pending, check your e-KYC, your e-Panta crop booking, your Aadhaar-bank seeding and your land records or CCRC card, in that order. Tenant farmers should make sure their CCRC card is in order, because the full Rs.20,000 from the state depends on it.
Last updated: November 2026