Hyderabad, January 27: Agriculture Minister Thummala Nageswara Rao announced the release of Rythu Bharosa funds, following the scheme’s launch by Chief Minister Revanth Reddy on January 26. In a statement released on Monday, the minister detailed the disbursement process, stating that each eligible farmer cultivating land will receive Rs. 6,000 per acre under the scheme. Initially, funds have been allocated to one village per mandal in each district, with the amounts credited to farmers’ accounts today.
The district-wise allocation is as follows:
• Adilabad District: 17 mandals, 21 villages, 6,411 farmers, Rs. 14.49 crore
• Bhadradri Kothagudem District: 23 mandals, 25 villages, 22,242 farmers, Rs. 39.07 crore
• Hanumakonda District: 12 mandals, 12 villages, 12,545 farmers, Rs. 14.30 crore
• Jagtial District: 20 mandals, 20 villages, 22,242 farmers, Rs. 39.07 crore
• Jangaon District: 12 mandals, 12 villages, 12,320 farmers, Rs. 15.91 crore
• Jayashankar Bhupalpally District: 12 mandals, 12 villages, 7,073 farmers, Rs. 8.67 crore
• Jogulamba Gadwal District: 13 mandals, 13 villages, 7,829 farmers, Rs. 12.47 crore
• Kamareddy District: 22 mandals, 24 villages, 9,062 farmers, Rs. 8.35 crore
• Karimnagar District: 15 mandals, 15 villages, 14,226 farmers, Rs. 15.96 crore
• Khammam District: 21 mandals, 21 villages, 20,802 farmers, Rs. 28.42 crore
• Komaram Bheem Asifabad District: 15 mandals, 19 villages, 4,344 farmers, Rs. 8.62 crore
• Mahabubabad District: 18 mandals, 19 villages, 14,611 farmers, Rs. 18.14 crore
• Mahabubnagar District: 16 mandals, 16 villages, 14,575 farmers, Rs. 17.27 crore
• Mancherial District: 16 mandals, 17 villages, 7,143 farmers, Rs. 8.72 crore
• Medak District: 21 mandals, 21 villages, 14,833 farmers, Rs. 14.06 crore
• Medchal District: 5 mandals, 5 villages, 2,706 farmers, Rs. 3.14 crore
• Mulugu District: 9 mandals, 9 villages, 6,678 farmers, Rs. 8.26 crore
• Nagar Kurnool District: 20 mandals, 20 villages, 16,806 farmers, Rs. 23.05 crore
• Nalgonda District: 31 mandals, 31 villages, 35,568 farmers, Rs. 46.93 crore
• Narayanpet District: 13 mandals, 13 villages, 9,348 farmers, Rs. 13.87 crore
• Nirmal District: 18 mandals, 18 villages, 7,912 farmers, Rs. 10.56 crore
• Nizamabad District: 31 mandals, 31 villages, 35,568 farmers, Rs. 46.93 crore
• Peddapalli District: 13 mandals, 13 villages, 9,885 farmers, Rs. 10.14 crore
• Rajanna Sircilla District: 12 mandals, 12 villages, 9,885 farmers, Rs. 10.14 crore
• Rangareddy District: 27 mandals, 27 villages, 22,242 farmers, Rs. 39.07 crore
• Sangareddy District: 26 mandals, 26 villages, 22,242 farmers, Rs. 39.07 crore
• Siddipet District: 22 mandals, 22 villages, 22,242 farmers, Rs. 39.07 crore
• Suryapet District: 23 mandals, 23 villages, 22,242 farmers, Rs. 39.07 crore
• Vikarabad District: 18 mandals, 18 villages, 22,242 farmers, Rs. 39.07 crore
• Wanaparthy District: 14 mandals, 14 villages, 22,242 farmers, Rs. 39.07 crore
• Warangal District: 19 mandals, 19 villages, 22,242 farmers, Rs. 39.07 crore
• Yadadri Bhuvanagiri District: 16 mandals, 16 villages, 22,242 farmers, Rs. 39.07 crore
This initiative aims to provide financial support to farmers across Telangana, ensuring timely assistance for their agricultural activities.