"rythu-bharosa"

Says ruling party skipped assistance for one crop season and failed to clear arrears, releasing funds now only with elections in view

The Congress government has started disbursing Rythu Bharosa benefits to all farmers, aiming to complete the process in nine days. The government will also extend assistance to tenant farmers and labourers

Set to borrow Rs 17,400 cr in first quarter of 2025-26, surpassing budget projections. Despite initial plans for Rs 14,000 cr, the additional borrowings raise concerns about fiscal sustainability and the rising burden of long-term debt

Demanding an immediate disbursal of dues for the jowar procured by the government, farmers staged protest in front of the Tahsildar office at Bazarhathnoor mandal centre

On January 26 this year, the Congress government had launched four schemes, including Indiramma Indlu, Rythu Bharosa, Indiramma Atmeeya Bharosa and distribution of ration cards.

Counters Uttam, who said KLIP did not bring a single acre under irrigation in the State

Farmers further alleged that the government enhanced the price of green manure bags from Rs 1,100 to Rs 2,200, making a burden on the farmers.

Rao alleged that Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy was more focused on the Miss World competition while farmers continued to suffer

Says Telangana is in a financial mess, admits that his administration has no clue how to handle the situation

Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy has been making claims about continuing the previous government’s welfare initiatives

Demand the State government to take steps to extend crop investment support scheme and crop loan waiver in a full-fledged manner

The latest in this alleged misinformation campaign was an online report claiming that former Minister Harish Rao was being sidelined within the party and was considering an exit

The Rythu Bharosa scheme, unveiled with great enthusiasm on January 26, pledged ₹6,000 per acre to all farmers in a phased rollout. Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy had personally assured that the investment support would be fully disbursed by March 31. However, the distribution has been progressing slowly.

Mangoes are extensively cultivated in the district covering an area of over 33,000 acres

BRS MLC K Kavitha called upon the BRS activists to educate people about the cheating being done to various sections by the Congress government by visiting each and every village.

The former Minister said that the government had failed to release the input subsidy to farmers whose crops were damaged in 1,350 acres in the district during the last Yasangi

This comes shortly after it was revealed that the State posted zero per cent growth in GST collections for March 2025 compared to the same month last year

Save for partial implementation of Rythu Bharosa, the other schemes including Indiramma Indlu, Indiramma Atmeeya Bharosa, new ration cards are yet to take off properly

The Congress government had claimed to have already disbursed Rythu Bharosa payments for farmers owning up to three acres. But farmers across the districts have disputed the claim.

Harish Rao pointed out that Revanth Reddy made grand announcements on January 26 and in the Assembly, assuring that investment support of Rs.6,000 per acre would be credited to farmers' accounts by March 31