TG Rythu Trust Survey: Counts are floating…! ‘Raitu Bharosa’ survey is going on

Rythu Bharosa scheme will be launched. The government will launch this scheme on January 26. Crop investment assistance will be deposited in the accounts of eligible farmers. But it is known that the government has decided to set aside those lands which are not suitable for this scheme. A special survey has also been started for this.

Survey going on in villages.

The survey of Rythu Bharosa scheme is going on in the entire state. As a part of this survey… lands that are not suitable for farming are being identified. Specially formed revenue teams are looking into the survey numbers. Field validation is being done accordingly… calculations are being recorded.

This survey mainly identifies… barren land, land on which houses are built, land converted in layout, land used for commercial purposes, land converted into canals, land acquired by the government.

This survey is going on under the direction of Tehsildars and Agriculture Officers in the divisions. Field survey is being conducted on the basis of passbook list of RVR graduates. They are especially focusing on lands which are real estate ventures. Records of land transfer in the name of agricultural land will be scrutinized and kept separate. It is known that unsuitable lands have already been identified in many districts.

A list will be prepared with details of the lands identified in the current survey. These lists are placed before the Gram Sabhas. Read out loud. Approval will be taken after discussion. If there is any objection it will be considered. After that these details are entered online. Farmer Assurance Scheme is not applicable on these lands. For the remaining land they will provide crop investment assistance.

After the completion of the Rythu Bharosa survey… there will be complete clarity on how much cultivable land is there across the state. Due to this, all calculations are likely to float.

Farmer Assurance Guidelines:

• Rythu Bharosa Scheme will be implemented from January 26, 2025.
• Under Rythu Bharosa Scheme Rs. 12000 crop investment assistance will be provided.
• Crop investment assistance is available only for cultivable land registered in Bhubharti (Dharani). Ineligible lands will be removed.
• RVOFR graduates are also eligible for Rythu Bharosa.
• Rythu Bharosa Samaha is deposited into the accounts of farmers through DBT (cash transfer) method.
• NIC, Hyderabad will be the IT partner.
• Rythu Bharosa Scheme is implemented by the Director of Agriculture.
• The District Collector is responsible for monitoring the implementation of the scheme and redressal of problems and complaints.