Releasing the Rythu Bharosa benefit on March 22
Telangana farmers have the lowest debt burden in the country
Solving land ownership issues by introducing Bhu Bharati in the place of ‘demon’ Dharani portal
The government is vigilant on natural calamities
CM Revanth Reddy participates in “Sri Parabhava Nama “Ugadi celebrations
HYDERABAD, MARCH 19, 2026: Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy has said that the People’s Government is committed to the welfare of the entire farming community in the Telangana State, making them ‘King’ by promoting agriculture as a lucrative profession.
Participating in Sri Parabhava Nama ” Ugadi celebrations today in Hyderabad, the Chief Minister said that the new Telugu year is being dedicated to the farmers’ welfare and hence the government is moving forward, intending to transform agriculture into a profitable occupation so that the farmers will be elevated as kings.
Stating that the government was providing a bonus in addition to remunerative price, the CM said that Rythu Bharosa funds will be released and deposited in farmers’ accounts on March 22. The state government has already spent ₹18,000 crores for ‘Rythu Bharosa’.
To give a big relief to the debt-burdened farmers, CM Revanth Reddy said that the government waived off farm loans up to Rs 2 lakh. It is also a matter of great pride for us that Telangana is the only state with the lowest debt burden on farmers in the entire country. 70 per cent of the families in Telangana are dependent on agriculture.
The Chief Minister highlighted that Bhu Bharati was introduced to resolve land ownership issues by removing the Dharani portal, which caused a lot of problems to the farmers in owning their lands.
The CM reiterated that the government is forging ahead with the goal of positioning Telangana as a frontrunner among all states in the country.
In the wake of increasing concerns of natural calamities, CM Revanth Reddy said that the government remains constantly vigilant. On the auspicious occasion of the Ugadi festival, the Chief Minister prayed to God that the people of Telangana may prosper in peace and protect from natural disasters.
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