Rythu Bharosa: Rythu Bharosa released for lands within ORR
Telangana’s Rythu Bharosa scheme has disbursed ₹8,744.13 crore to 69.39 lakh farmers, ensuring direct benefit transfers only to cultivators. Agriculture Minister Tummala Nageswara Rao confirms the exclusion of ineligible lands and emphasizes transparent implementation.
Rythu Bharosa: Strengthening Telangana Farmers with Direct Support
Rythu Bharosa is one of the key welfare schemes aimed at supporting farmers in Telangana. In this context, Agriculture Minister Tummala Nageswara Rao announced that funds have been deposited under this scheme for cultivable lands located under the Outer Ring Road (ORR). A total of ₹65.82 crores has been credited to the bank accounts of 75,525 farmers, reinforcing the government's commitment to agricultural development and farmer support.
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Exclusion of Ineligible Lands from the Scheme
To ensure transparency and targeted assistance, the government has implemented strict criteria for fund disbursement under the Rythu Bharosa scheme. According to the minister, uncultivated lands, lands unfit for farming, and venture lands have been excluded. This measure guarantees that financial aid reaches only those who are genuinely engaged in agriculture. The initiative underscores the government's dedication to modernizing agriculture and ensuring fair distribution of resources.
Massive Financial Support Across the State
The impact of the scheme has been far-reaching. So far, 69.39 lakh farmers across Telangana have benefited from the Rythu Bharosa scheme. In just nine days, the government deposited a staggering ₹8,744.13 crore directly into farmers' accounts. This support aims not only to strengthen the financial stability of farmers but also to significantly reduce their debt burden.
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The government of Telangana has reiterated its commitment to continuing the pace and momentum of such schemes, with farmer welfare at the core of its policy framework.
