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Annapurna Bhandar Payment Status: The West Bengal Government has started transferring the first installment of Rs.3,000 under the Annapurna Bhandar Scheme through the Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) system. From 1 July, eligible women whose applications have been approved are receiving the financial assistance directly into their Aadhaar-linked bank accounts.
According to reports, a total of approximately 1.51 crore applications were received for this scheme. Following a thorough scrutiny of applications, documents, and other details, over 1.20 crore eligible female beneficiaries have been registered. This includes approximately 5 lakh tribal women who will also receive financial assistance in the same manner.
You can easily check online via the ‘Social Registry Portal’ whether your application has been approved or what stage it is currently in.
If you have already applied but have not received the payment yet, there is no need to panic. The government has advised applicants to check their application status through the official Social Registry Portal before taking any further steps.
Annapurna Bhandar Payment Status: Rs.3,000 Transfer Under Annapurna Bhandar Scheme Starts
According to the information shared, the state government has begun sending Rs.3,000 to beneficiaries who have successfully completed the verification process. The amount is being credited directly to beneficiaries’ bank accounts using the DBT (Direct Benefit Transfer) system.
More than 1.20 crore women have reportedly been enrolled under the scheme after scrutiny and document verification. Around 5 lakh tribal women are also among the approved beneficiaries.
Huge Response from Applicants
Government figures indicate that approximately 1.51 crore applications were submitted for the Annapurna Scheme.
After the scrutiny of applications and supporting documents, over 1.20 crore eligible women have been approved for the scheme. Payments have now started for verified beneficiaries.
Haven’t Received the Money Yet?
If the Rs.3,000 has not reached your bank account, first check whether your application has been approved.
Applicants can verify their current application status on the Social Registry Portal by logging in with their registered mobile number and Aadhaar details.
How to Check Annapurna Bhandar Status- Step-by-Step Process
Follow these steps to check your application status online:
- Keep your Aadhaar card and registered mobile number ready.
- Visit the official Social Registry Portal (https://socialregistry.wb.gov.in/)
- Select the Citizen Login or Check Status option.
- Enter your registered 10-digit mobile number.
- Verify the OTP sent to your mobile phone.
- After logging in, search using your 12-digit Aadhaar number.
- You can then view your application details and current status, such as:
- Approved
- Application Submitted
- Under Verification
- Other processing updates
Annapurna Bhandar Payment Status: Important Points Applicants Should Know
- Payments are released only through Aadhaar-linked bank accounts using DBT.
- Your application, documents, and bank account verification must be completed before payment is processed.
- If there is any mistake in your Aadhaar details, bank account information, or verification documents, the payment may be delayed.
- Ensure that your Aadhaar is correctly linked with your bank account to avoid payment issues.
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Why Some Beneficiaries May Not Receive Payment Immediately
There are several reasons why the payment may not arrive in the first phase:
- The application is still under verification.
- Aadhaar is not linked to the bank account.
- Incorrect bank account or personal details.
- Pending document verification.
- Technical processing delay.
Applicants should regularly check their application status before submitting any new request.