Chief Minister Jagan Mohan Reddy Held Review on Rythu Bharosa Scheme To be Launched tomorrow.

Chief Minister Jagan Mohan Reddy Held  Review on Rythu Bharosa Scheme To be Launched tomorrow.
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Chief Minister YS Jaganmohan Reddy conducted a review on the Agriculture Mission on Monday. The YSR Raithu Bharosa scheme, which will be implemented across the state tomorrow, will be discussed with representatives of farmers' associations on price stabilization fund and rabi cultivation activities.

Chief Minister YS Jaganmohan Reddy conducted a review on the Agriculture Mission on Monday. The YSR Rythu Bharosa scheme, which will be implemented across the state tomorrow, will be discussed with representatives of farmers' associations on price stabilization fund and rabi cultivation activities. Representatives of the farmers' associations brought the CM's attention on the occasion that the crops were damaged due to the rains being delayed. He said there was no cultivation at the kharif level.

The farmers said that they have no objections if the money is given under two and three installments. During the Sankranti, a lot was requested to give. Instead of offering a single sum of Rs. 12,500 under the scheme. Assurance, once a month, at the time of harvest, the farmers have been asked to give a large amount of money for rabbi purposes as wallpapers. Deputy CM Pilli Subhaschandra Bose, Ministers Kannababu, Mopidevi Venkataramana, Dr Anil Kumar Yadav, MVS Nagireddy, Palugummi Sainath participated in the meeting.

CM YS Pics will be launched in Kakuttur near Nellore this University. The cards are then distributed to the tenant farmers. The checks will be distributed to farmers as agricultural investment under farmers' guarantee. CM will address the public meeting afterwards. Against this backdrop, the Farmer Guarantee Scheme has been allocated Rs.5510 crores. Secretary of the Ministry of Finance K Satyanarayana has issued an order in view of release of Raithu Bharosa scheme funds

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