Insurance claims formed on the difference of average productivity of five years and actual crop productivity

Prime Minister's Crop Insurance Insured Most 42 Million Farmers in the State
Sum Assured of Rs 55 crore 50 lakh to 43 thousand 850 farmers in Sihore District Approved

Under the Pradhan Mantri Crop Insurance Scheme, most 42 lakh farmers have been insured in Madhya Pradesh. Insured claims of Kharif 2016 have been paid under this scheme. The claim amount of 55 crore 50 lakh has been sanctioned to 43 thousand 850 farmers of Siher district in Kharif 2016. The average of Rs 12 thousand 657 insurance claim comes from the value of a farmer of the district. But as per Patwari light, the damage level was different and less than the sum assured was paid.

The Prime Minister’s Crop Insurance Scheme is made an insurance claim on the difference of actual crop productivity in the average productivity of the last 5 years (which is extracted from crop harvesting experiment).

For example, the Patwari of Sihore district’s Renhetti Tehsil was a reduction in crop harvesting experiments in the actual yield and thresh hold yield in 44 only 2 kilograms per hectare. Due to this, the sum assured has been lower. On the other hand, there was a greater difference in thresh hold and actual harvesting in crop harvesting experiments.

For example, the difference in actual yield from the thresh hold yield in light 42 was 319 kg per hectare in crop harvesting experiments. For this reason, the crop insurance amount to farmers in the villages of this Patwari light has been higher.

In the Sihore district, the farmers have received more losses in the soybean harvest, such as the farmer Shri Dashirath Singh Patwari. The insurance claim amount of 41 g of Avantipura is Rs 1,81,345. Similarly, Dr. Manohar Singh Patwari is a lighter no. 42 g. Mahoriya is a sum of Rs. 1,21,949, Krishak Shri Ashok Kumar Gupta Patwari. 42 g. Mahodaya is Rs. 1,40,752, Krishak Siddhanath Singh Patwari. 47 g. Sh. Sangrampur is Rs. 97 thousand 480, Krishak Shri Bharat Singh Gehlot Patwari. Lighter No. 52 g of Sangrampur Rs. 94 thousand 697, Krishak Shri Sher Singh Patwari. Lighter No. 35 g. Rs. 85 thousand 732, Krishak Shri Rajat Singh Patwari.

Thus it is clear that the sum assured is paid as per the difference of actual yield by the value of crop harvesting experiments over the past 5 years as per the provisions of the Prime Minister Crop Insurance Scheme. The sum assured gets lower when the harvesting difference is lower and the actual yield difference is higher then the claim amount is higher. It is also based on the Pradhan Mantri Crop Insurance Scheme area. Farmers are not planned.

 

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