PM Modi’s Gujarat programme on 30 October: PM-KISAN release and projects
The PMO itinerary schedules Narendra Modi in Banaskantha and Ekta Nagar on 30 October; the PM-KISAN transfer was still scheduled at publication time.
At 07:14 IST on 30 October 2026, the PMO schedule said Narendra Modi would visit Banaskantha, dedicate or launch projects worth more than ₹14,000 crore, release the 24th PM-KISAN instalment and later attend Bharat Parv at Ekta Nagar.
What the official itinerary says
The Prime Minister’s Office published a 30–31 October Gujarat itinerary. For 30 October it listed a visit to an embryo-transfer and IVF laboratory and the Bharat Bovine Breeding and Research Centre in Banaskantha at about 9:30 am, followed by a programme around 10:30 am for projects worth more than ₹14,000 crore.
The PMO also scheduled the 24th PM-KISAN instalment, two train-service flag-offs and a public address. Later in the day, the itinerary placed the Prime Minister at Ekta Nagar for Bharat Parv and Ekta Prakash Parv. These were announced timings, not confirmation that the events had already happened.
What is included and what is not yet confirmed
The announced programme includes dairy and agricultural infrastructure, metro extensions and other development projects. The Economic Times and Indian Express separately reported the PM-KISAN transfer plan and expected beneficiary scale; the PMO remains the primary source for the itinerary.
At publication time the programme was still ahead. A scheduled release is not proof that a beneficiary’s account has been credited. Likewise, a foundation stone is not an operational facility. Farmers should check the official beneficiary-status service after the event.
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Frequently asked questions
Had the instalment already been transferred when this article was prepared?
No. The PMO described a release scheduled for later on 30 October; this article does not claim the transfer had happened.
Where should a farmer check payment status?
Use the official PM-KISAN portal and beneficiary-status service, not forwarded messages.