Welcome to the Kusum Mahaurja news desk. This is where we will post regular, easy-to-read updates about the PM-KUSUM and Kusum Solar Pump Yojana in Maharashtra — new registration windows, district targets, benchmark cost revisions, deadlines and official notices.

What you will find here
- New PM-KUSUM Component B registration openings in Maharashtra.
- Changes to subsidy share or benchmark costs.
- District-wise targets and vendor empanelment updates.
- Step-by-step explainers when the official process changes.
How we keep our updates accurate
Every update is checked against official sources such as MEDA / Mahaurja, the Maharashtra Energy Department and MNRE. We always link back to the official portal so you can verify and apply directly.
हिंदी में
यहाँ हम महाराष्ट्र में पीएम-कुसुम और कुसुम सोलर पंप योजना से जुड़ी ताज़ा जानकारी देंगे — नई पंजीकरण तिथियाँ, सब्सिडी में बदलाव, ज़िलेवार लक्ष्य और आधिकारिक सूचनाएँ। हर अपडेट आधिकारिक स्रोतों से जाँचा जाता है।
Start with our core guides: PM-KUSUM Maharashtra guide, how to apply online, and eligibility.
Types of updates we cover
This Kusum Mahaurja news hub tracks Maharashtra-specific PM-KUSUM developments: MEDA circulars, registration window changes, benchmark cost revisions, district vendor lists and MSEDCL scheme notifications. We summarise official releases in plain English (and Hindi summaries where helpful) so farmers can act without reading dense government PDFs alone.
We do not publish rumour-based subsidy figures or unverified WhatsApp forwards. Every update links back to official portals wherever possible.
How to use this page with district guides
Policy news often affects registration steps, eligibility and subsidy calculations. When a notification changes deadlines, re-read the relevant pillar guide before applying. Our scheduled district articles also carry local context as they publish.
For the full scheme background, start with the PM-KUSUM Maharashtra guide and bookmark this page for official news round-ups throughout 2026.
Official portals & links
Staying safe from misinformation
Social media often spreads fake last dates or inflated subsidy percentages. Cross-check every claim on mahaurja.com or the Maharashtra Energy Department site. We update this hub when verified notifications change registration or payment rules.
Following MEDA and MNRE primary sources
Bookmark the MEDA news section and MNRE PM-KUSUM page for primary notifications. We translate and contextualise updates for Maharashtra farmers, but official PDFs remain the legal reference for deadlines, benchmark costs and quota revisions.
Archive of major policy shifts
Major benchmark cost revisions and registration window extensions are noted here with links to official circulars. Older news items remain for context but always follow the latest linked government PDF for current rules.
Turn on official MEDA alerts and check this page monthly during the registration season for benchmark cost or deadline changes.
Share only official links from this page with fellow farmers to reduce confusion from unofficial forwarding chains.
We label each news summary with the notification date to help you spot outdated information quickly.
Our news summaries link to primary MEDA and MNRE pages wherever possible so you can verify subsidy figures, registration windows and vendor lists without relying on social media screenshots alone.
Check back after major state budget announcements for updates to solar pump targets and beneficiary share rules in Maharashtra.
When in doubt, open the linked official circular and confirm dates before sharing news with your farmer group or cooperative.
Always verify dates.
Frequently asked questions
Who can apply for kusum mahaurja scheme news updates?
Generally, farmers with agricultural land and a usable water source in Maharashtra can apply under PM-KUSUM Component B or related state schemes, subject to official eligibility rules. Confirm the latest criteria on the Mahaurja or MSEDCL portal.
What documents are needed?
You typically need Aadhaar, 7/12 land extract, bank passbook, photograph and caste certificate if claiming SC/ST beneficiary share. See our documents checklist for the full list.
How much subsidy can a farmer get?
Under PM-KUSUM Component B in Maharashtra, the central and state governments together cover most of the benchmark cost. General category farmers usually pay about 10% as beneficiary share; SC/ST farmers about 5%. Exact amounts depend on pump HP and current benchmark rates.
How do I apply online?
Register on the official Mahaurja Kusum portal for Component B, or use the MSEDCL off-grid portal for schemes such as Magel Tyala Saur Krushi Pump. Fill land and water-source details, upload documents, and pay the beneficiary share only through the official website if shortlisted.
How can I check application status?
Log in to the beneficiary portal with your registered mobile/Aadhaar and application number. You can track approval, payment and installation stages. See our login and status guide for step-by-step help.
Is this website official?
No. Kusum Mahaurja (kusummahaurja.in) is an independent guide edited by Nepal Bera to help farmers understand PM-KUSUM. For applications and payments, use only official government portals.