As part of the scheme’s introduction, the cash were made available on Sunday in one village across each of the 32 districts’ mandals.
Rythu Bharosa important content :
- The Government has sanctioned ₹569 crore for the farmers.
- ₹569 Crore Credited to 4.41 Lakh Farmers Across 577 Villages in 32 Districts.
- Initial distribution of ₹6,000 per acre of land.
- ₹14.49 Crore Credited to 6,411 Farmers in 21 Villages of Adilabad.
- Tummala Nageswara Rao said that the money will be credited to the formers on or before 31 of March
Rythu Bharosa updates :
On Monday, Tummala Nageswara Rao, the minister of agriculture, said that 4,41,911 landholding farmers in 577 villages, 563 mandals, and 32 districts had their bank accounts credited with ₹569 crore. 9,48,333 acres are covered by the investment support offered under the Rythu Bharosa plan. According to him, Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy introduced the plan on Sunday, and on Monday, farmers’ bank accounts received the money that was made available on Sunday. The initial distribution of the ₹6,000 per acre of land under cultivation to the farmers was made to one revenue village per mandal.
According to the Minister, there would be more villages than mandals because the money would be disbursed revenue-by-revenue, and certain revenue-revenue villages would have several villages. The Rythu Bharosa initiative was introduced as promised before the elections, and it will eventually be made available to all eligible landholding farmers. The minister provided district-by-district information, stating that 6,411 farmers in 21 villages across 17 mandals in the Adilabad district had their bank accounts credited with ₹14.49 crore.