West Bengal • Annapurna Yojana
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Simple guide to check your Annapurna Yojana (Annapurna Bhandar) application and ₹3,000 payment status on the official West Bengal portal.
₹3,000 / month via DBT for eligible women
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Monthly benefit
₹3,000 DBT
Also known as
Annapurna Bhandar
Typical age band
25–60 years
Official status portal
socialregistry.wb.gov.in
Typical status journey
Example only
This shows the usual path. It is not your personal status.
Jump to the guide that matches what you need—each page explains one topic clearly.
Figures and rules follow widely reported May 2026 scheme notifications. We do not invent payout calendars or beneficiary counts—confirm live details on official sources.
A clear path from eligibility to bank credit. This is guidance—not a substitute for the official application or status portal.
Published rules describe eligible women aged 25–60 who are West Bengal residents, not permanent government employees/pensioners, and not income-tax payers. Verify live conditions before applying.
Use the West Bengal Social Registry citizen portal or authorised camps (for example Duare Sarkar when announced). Keep Aadhaar, bank passbook, and residency proof ready.
Officials may enquire and recommend cases (for example through BDO/SDO processes described in notifications). Track progress only after logging into the official portal.
“Approved” is not the same as money received. Confirm portal status, then check your Aadhaar-linked bank passbook for a dated ₹3,000 credit.
Many unofficial websites rank high for Annapurna Yojana / Annapurna Bhandar searches. Some look helpful but ask for Aadhaar or OTP, invent fixed payout dates, or imply government affiliation. Use this checklist:
These options open informational pages on Annapurna Check. They are not a chat with the government and they do not submit forms on your behalf.
Choose the option closest to what you see on the official portal or in your bank account. We will point you to a focused guide—still on this independent site—with steps that do not require sharing OTP here.
Use only the verified Government of West Bengal Social Registry citizen portal. The exact menu labels may differ slightly after portal updates, but the flow below reflects how most applicants check status in 2026.
On your phone or computer, open a browser and go to the official West Bengal Social Registry citizen portal: https://socialregistry.wb.gov.in/citizen/ . Bookmark this URL yourself—do not rely on random links from social media or SMS.
Choose the login or application option shown for Annapurna Yojana / related citizen services (wording on the homepage may vary). Use the mobile number or credentials you used when applying.
Complete OTP or other verification on the official site only. If a third-party website asks for Aadhaar or OTP to “check status,” stop—that is a common fraud pattern.
After login, open the section for your application, beneficiary profile, or payment/status dashboard (exact name may vary). Note the current status text and the date shown next to it.
If status says approved but money is missing, check whether a separate payment or DBT field exists, then read our payment guides and confirm with your bank passbook or account statement before calling the helpline.
If the portal is slow or down, wait and try again later. Avoid paying anyone who promises to “fast track” approval or payment—those services are not part of the official process described in public notifications.
Government portals often use similar but not identical words. The list below explains typical meanings applicants report seeing in 2026. Your exact label might read slightly differently.
Status wording can vary depending on the government portal, language toggle, or backend update. Compare the meaning, not only the exact English phrase.
Annapurna Yojana assistance is generally described as being paid through DBT—Direct Benefit Transfer. That means the government sends money electronically to the bank account linked to your Aadhaar (or the account recorded in your application), rather than cash at a counter.
DBT depends on correct beneficiary data: name match, active account, and Aadhaar seeding with the bank. Even with “Approved” application status, a payment can fail if the bank rejects the credit or if details differ from Aadhaar records.
Monthly Rs 3,000 is the amount referenced in the May 2026 notification cycle. Which month’s payment is “due,” and when batches are released, must be confirmed from official portal messages or government notices—not from unofficial countdown pages.
Annapurna Check cannot see your bank balance or government payment file. We only explain how applicants usually reconcile portal text with bank records.
If Annapurna Yojana status shows approved but your bank passbook has no credit, or a month’s payment is missing, use our step-by-step troubleshooting—without sharing Aadhaar or OTP on this site.
Open troubleshooting guidePublished Annapurna Yojana rules describe support for eligible women aged 25–60 who are not permanent government employees/pensioners and are not income-tax payers. Rules can change—confirm on the official portal before applying.
Full eligibility guideAnnapurna Yojana is a West Bengal scheme that provides monthly financial assistance to eligible women. In public discussion it is also called Annapurna Bhandar or Mukhyamantri Annapurna Bhandar. Based on the May 2026 notification widely reported in official and media sources, the benefit amount discussed is ₹3,000 per month for qualifying beneficiaries via DBT (Direct Benefit Transfer).
Applications and status tracking for this workflow are handled through the West Bengal Social Registry citizen portal at socialregistry.wb.gov.in. Online application availability was announced from around 1 June 2026 in the same notification cycle—confirm the current window on the live portal or official notices.
This website collects publicly available guidance so ordinary applicants can understand statuses, payments, verification, and safety. We do not claim database access, API integration with government systems, or the ability to “fetch” your status on your behalf.
Status Help Guide
This is a guidance tool, not an official government status checker. We cannot access government records from this website.
Step 1 — What do you want to check?
Plain-language guides written for ordinary users.
We point you to Government of West Bengal portals.
We don't ask for Aadhaar, OTP or banking credentials.
Annapurna Check is not affiliated with the government.
We translate confusing portal language into short paragraphs so you know whether you are waiting on verification, approval, or payment.
We link to the verified Social Registry citizen URL and remind you to confirm helpline numbers on government notices.
We never ask for Aadhaar, OTP, or bank PIN. Any site that does—even if it uses the Annapurna name—is not this website.
We do not operate hidden government APIs or sell “database access.” Status checks happen only when you log in officially.
We do not invent payment calendars, appeal tribunals, or guaranteed timelines. When information is news-reported, we say so.
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