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Anantapur: Officials get ready for today's Rythu Bharosa Scheme launch
The district administration and the department of Agriculture is all set to launch Rythu Bharosa scheme which will benefit 8.18 lakh farmers in the district.
Anantapur: The district administration and the department of Agriculture is all set to launch Rythu Bharosa scheme which will benefit 8.18 lakh farmers in the district. The state government will be crediting Rs.13,500 into each farmer's account. State government employees owning agriculture lands and those who are income tax assessees however will not be benefitted by the scheme.
According to the department of Agriculture, already the beneficiaries bank accounts had been uploaded after holding Grama Sabhas during September 15 to 25.
The official launch of the scheme will be held at the Government Arts College for Anantapur Rural tomorrow at 10 am, for Tadipatri, Guntakal, Dharmavaram, Kalyandurgam and Rayadurgam, the scheme will be launched at the local Agriculture Market Yards. At Uravakonda and Raptadu the scheme will be launched at MPDO offices.
At Kadiri it will be launched at Agriculture Research Station and in Puttaparthi at Ganesh Circle and in Hindupur at AH Paradise function hall. In Madakasira it will be launched at YSR Circle and in Singanamala at Rama Swamy temple and in Penukonda at SLN Function Hall.
