Telangana Government. (Photo: X)
Hyderabad: The Telangana Government has announced the launch of the "Rythubharosa" scheme, which will be implemented from January 26, 2025. The scheme aims to enhance agricultural productivity, enable farmers to adopt modern methods, and contribute to rural development and food security across the state.
Under the Rythubharosa scheme, the government has increased the crop investment assistance to Rs. 12,000 per acre per year. This assistance will be provided to patta holders based on the area of cultivable land registered on the Bhubharati (Dharani) portal, with non-cultivable lands being excluded from the scheme. ROFR (Rights of Forest Dwelling Scheduled Tribes) patta holders will also be eligible to benefit from the scheme.
The financial assistance will be directly credited to the farmers' accounts through the Direct Bank Transfer (DBT) method, managed by the RBI. The Director of Agriculture, Government of Telangana, will oversee the implementation of the scheme, with the National Informatics Centre (NIC) serving as the IT partner.
District Collectors will be responsible for the execution of the scheme at the district level and will also handle any grievances that arise in their respective regions.
( Source : Deccan Chronicle )
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