"rythu-bandhu"

KT Rama Rao warned Congress leaders of a severe backlash from the public if they failed to implement the promises within 100 days

Agriculture Minister Tummala Nageshwara Rao emphasized that the foremost objective of his government was farmers' welfare.

Speaking on the occasion, Agriculture Minister Thummala Nageswar Rao said the Government was firm on adding to the farmers' incomes by guiding them in a proper way

The BRS is hoping that Congress fails in delivering its promises to the people but we will not let the BRS dream come true, said Bhatti

K Chandrashekhar Rao as Chief Minister turned these parched lands into green fields by supplying water to lakhs of acres by completing the Kaleshwaram lift irrigation project within a span of three years, said Vinod

He directed them to hasten up the process of disbursal reaching out to all sections of the farmers with assistance due to them as the Yasangi operations were still in progress. 

Speaking to mediapersons at Telangana Bhavan, Niranjan Reddy recalled the BRS government's history of providing 11 installments of Rythu Bandhu assistance within the stipulated time.

During the poll campaign, Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy and other Congress leaders promised to fulfill certain poll promises on December 9 itself. But no action has been initiated, causing distress among the people, said Harish Rao

The freshly released Praja Palana application form created a cloud of confusion, particularly for those without a white ration card, who now face the potential cessation of benefits under Rythu Bharosa.

“We have all the proofs. All the government assets that were looted in the past, will be recovered back,” the Minister Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy asserted.

By presenting the white paper, the whole country had come to know about Telangana's financial condition and now no financial institutions would come forward to grant loans to the State, said Maheshwar Reddy

Rythu Swarjya Vedika district president Sangepu Borranna said that over 1.5 lakh farmers in the district were eagerly waiting to receive financial aid under the Rythu Bandhu scheme.

Majority of farmers in Telangana are in for a rude shock finding paltry sums ranging from Re.1 to Rs.100 credited to their accounts as the government-sponsored input assistance for the Rabi season

A farmer from Hanwada mandal, within the district, recently received a nominal amount of Re.1 as the Rythu Bandhu input subsidy from the State government.

Party sources reported a tense atmosphere during Thursday's State Cabinet meeting as a handful of Ministers engaged in a heated debate with Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy.

CM A Revanth Reddy directed officials to release the funds available with the treasury and ensure that farmers do not face any challenges as agricultural activities for the ensuing Yasangi (Rabi) season

BC Welfare Minister Ponnam Prabhakar accused Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) leaders of failing to learn from past electoral setbacks.

The initial official estimates for funding the implementation of the Congress's Six Guarantees stand at around Rs. 70,000 crore.

Speaking to media at the Assembly, Harish Rao said Congress during the election campaign had promised to release second installment of financial assistance for Rabi under Rythu Bandhu on December 9, but so far there was no communication from State government

CM KCR clarified that Rythu Bandhu was never a waste of money, and he has plans to increase it to Rs. 16000 per acre soon after BRS comes into power this time.