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In a post on X, Harish Rao highlighted that after police had to distribute tokens for urea in Mahabubabad recently, a similar situation had now arisen in Jagtial. Farmers, enduring long hours under the scorching sun, were seen placing their land passbooks and other documents to secure their place in the queue.
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Farmers, who had been waiting since early morning for urea, marked their places in line by leaving their footwear in front of the Primary Agriculture Cooperative Society (PACS). As soon as the urea stock arrived, they rushed to the spot.
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BRS leader and MLC K Kavitha demanded Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy to take immediate action to address the farmers' grievances
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BRS working president KT Rama Rao lashed out at the Congress government for the plight of farmers who were struggling to repay loans and suffering the wrath of the bank officials due to lack of government support
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Ryots come together as the Rythu Ikya Karyacharana Samithi to fight against GHMC's move to open dump yard on 152 acres in the village
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A large gathering of farmers took to the streets on the road leading to Nagarkurnool, alleging that they had not received the benefits of Rythu Bharosa and that their crop loans remained unpaid.
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The structural issues of Medigadda barrage have to be addressed in the next 120 days if the government is keen on providing water to farmers
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The protest organised by Samyukta Kisan Morcha, Telangana Rythu Sangham and other bodies denounced the Union Budget for its 'anti-farmer, anti-worker' policies
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Holding the Congress party responsible for the surge in suicide cases and the deteriorating state of affairs in Telangana, BRS working president KT Rama Rao on Sunday expressed concern over the State’s fall from a prosperous "Annapurna" to once again a land plagued by starvation deaths and suicides
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi says Budget will increase investments and lead to growth
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Taking to X, Kavitha criticised the administration for allowing traders and commission agents to manipulate market prices while police presence in market yards worsens farmers' ordeal.
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Domestic buying and export demand have declined this year, resulting in a good quantity of surplus stocks in domestic markets
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More than 2,900 acres of paddy crops in the region are wilting shortly after transplantation. Farmers are calling on irrigation authorities to clarify if water will be supplied for the Rabi season, enabling others to make informed decisions about whether to proceed with sowing.
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The leakage has been attributed to rope damage in the crest gates
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Over 55 farmers having accounts in KDCC bank's Centenary Colony branch reportedly did not get crop loan waiver benefit
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Says despite grand announcements and expensive advertisements about release of irrigation water, no water has reached the fields
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The usually calm atmosphere of the village was disrupted by the screams of women and heated arguments between the police and the farmers. Reports suggest that during the chaos between the villagers and police, a woman fainted. Another woman reportedly attempted to ingest pesticide in an attempt to take her own life, but was prevented by the villagers.
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Farmers started cultivating the crop some three decades ago. The farmers earn from Rs.50,000 to Rs.1 lakh as profit by cultivating the crop
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For the last two months, farmers have been frequenting mandal-level agriculture offices, hoping for some good news on the waiver. But, nothing on the anvil, say officials
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Says Congress failed to provide crop bonus of Rs 500 per quintal, reduced Rythu Bharosa amount and went back on 6Gs