"rythu-bandhu"

Palla Rajeshwar Reddy urged the Centre to send its teams at the earliest and extend assistance, putting aside its dislike towards the Telangana government

Since the launch of the Rythu Bandhu scheme, the Telangana government has disbursed Rs.65,192 crore (from Vanakalam 2018 to Vanakalam 2022) to 65 lakh beneficiaries.

A special steering committee has been formed under the chairmanship of CS Santhi Kumari to provide information on agricultural technology to farmers, agri startups and food processing units

A special steering committee has been formed under the chairmanship of the Chief Secretary to provide information on agricultural technology to farmers, Agri startups and food processing units

District collectors have been instructed to keep the pass books ready for Podu beneficiaries whose names have been been approved by the respective District Coordination Committees

Jagadish Reddy said the Centre was unfortunately considering subsidies and incentives to farmers as freebies

The Southern States Farmers Federation has demanded the replication of Telangana model in other States.

A total Rs 5,801 crore have been deposited into the bank accounts of around 60.85 lakh farmers in Telangana under the Rythu Bandhu farm investment support scheme

As on Thursday, a total of Rs 4,327.93 crore has been deposited into bank accounts of 54.7 lakh farmers.

Because of the vision and commitment of Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao, all sections of people, especially the farmers and weaker sections, were reaping benefits of several welfare programmes in Telangana.

Palla Rajeshwar Reddy lashed out at a section of media for distorting facts and publishing false reports over farmers’ suicide in the State and defaming Telangana

State Government has deposited Rs.687.89 crore into the bank accounts of 5.49 lakh farmers on the third day of Rythu Bandhu distribution

Finance Minister T Harish Rao has termed formation of BJP's Cherikala (Admission) Committee as an attempt to divide the Opposition parties by threatening them.

The farm investment support of Rs.1218.38 crore extended under Rythu Bandhu scheme will cover 24.36 lakh acres in the State.

Accordingly, the amount would be deposited directly into the bank accounts of 70.54 lakh eligible farmers this season.

Rythu Bandhu is aiding in the economic mainstreaming of farm-dependent marginal communities

Addressing farmers after participating in an Athma Committee Gajwel oath-taking ceremony, the Minister said the farmers in Siddipet never used to cultivate paddy or other water-intensive crops during Yasangi.

Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao has directed Finance Minister T Harish Rao to release Rs.7,600 crore into the bank accounts of farmers in this regard.

Speaking after inaugurating the Integrated District Offices Complex at Jagtial, the CM said TRS govt was not implementing welfare programmes for the sake of politics and instead, was focusing on fulfilling the real objectives.

The Rythu Bandhu Samithi chairman said that the BJP showed the true colours towards farmers’ welfare by cutting the number of beneficiaries under the Kisan Samman Nidhi Yojana scheme from 11.5 crore to 3.5 crore.