The Ghaziabad district administration updated its PM-KUSUM scheme page on September 3, 2026. The page states a 60% subsidy for 2025–26 and describes 2 HP surface pumps together with 2–7.5 HP submersible DC or AC solar irrigation pumps.
This is a government scheme page, not a project award or a guarantee that every listed model is available to every applicant. Eligibility, registration route, approved supplier status, beneficiary contribution and local technical conditions must be checked before a quotation is treated as actionable.
Questions for a scheme-based purchase
- Which pump category matches the water source and required head?
- Is the applicant, site and land documentation eligible in the current window?
- What PV, controller, protection and installation scope is included?
- Who owns commissioning, warranty service and post-installation support?
Scheme percentages can make solar pumping more accessible, but the duty point remains the engineering anchor. A subsidised pump that cannot meet seasonal head and flow is still a poor irrigation investment.
Source
District Ghaziabad, Government of Uttar Pradesh
FAQ
Is the stated subsidy a universal purchase discount?
No. The page describes scheme support; applicants must confirm the current rules, eligibility, contribution and approval process with the responsible authority.
Which technical data should be collected before selection?
Measure water level, seasonal drawdown, required flow, total dynamic head, water quality and available solar exposure before choosing a pump category.
