Revanth Reddy Issues Key Directives to District Collectors on Rythu Bharosa Scheme
Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy has issued significant instructions to district collectors regarding the implementation of the Rythu Bharosa and Indiramma Aathmiya Bharosa schemes. He directed that these schemes be launched from January 26 and emphasized that they should be treated as high-priority initiatives by the district administration. Additionally, he instructed collectors to conduct meetings in villages and municipalities to raise awareness about the schemes and ensure effective implementation.
Revanth Reddy announced that he will begin touring various districts after January 26 and indicated that surprise inspections will be conducted across all districts to monitor the progress.
Regarding the Rythu Bharosa scheme, Revanth Reddy assured that financial assistance will be provided for every acre of cultivable land, regardless of whether crops are currently being cultivated or not. However, he clarified that only eligible farmers will receive the benefits and emphasized that assistance will not be granted to ineligible beneficiaries. He urged officials to conduct field-level surveys to identify eligible and ineligible beneficiaries accurately.
The Chief Minister directed officials to gather detailed information on various types of lands, including real estate plots, converted lands, mining areas, godown sites, and lands acquired for different projects. He insisted that this data is crucial for ensuring the proper execution of the scheme and for preventing misuse of government funds.
Revanth Reddy announced that he will begin touring various districts after January 26 and indicated that surprise inspections will be conducted across all districts to monitor the progress.
Regarding the Rythu Bharosa scheme, Revanth Reddy assured that financial assistance will be provided for every acre of cultivable land, regardless of whether crops are currently being cultivated or not. However, he clarified that only eligible farmers will receive the benefits and emphasized that assistance will not be granted to ineligible beneficiaries. He urged officials to conduct field-level surveys to identify eligible and ineligible beneficiaries accurately.
The Chief Minister directed officials to gather detailed information on various types of lands, including real estate plots, converted lands, mining areas, godown sites, and lands acquired for different projects. He insisted that this data is crucial for ensuring the proper execution of the scheme and for preventing misuse of government funds.