Withdraw Rythu Bandhu cash from POs
The Hindu
Post Offices to operate MicroATM to help payout the benefit to the eligible farmers
Department of Post has announced that farmer beneficiaries of ‘Rythu Bandhu’ can withdraw cash from their respective bank accounts in their respective villages at no extra cost. For 21-22 Kharif season, Micro ATM services have been arranged at 5,794 post-offices in Telangana for making cash payments to farmers and these can be availed by farmers having Aadhar linked accounts of any bank from village PO, said a press release. A maximum amount of ₹10,000 can be withdrawn in a day. For using a Micro ATM, farmers can visit the nearest post office with his/her Aadhar card and mobile, linked to any bank account, and withdraw cash by impressing fingerprint and informing the OTP received on his/her registered mobile number to the Post Master.
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