Bhatti Presents Telangana Budget With Outlay of ₹3,24,234 Cr
Telangana Strengthens Animal Husbandry & Fisheries, ₹1,529 Crore Allocated
Hyderabad: The Telangana government has announced an outlay of ₹1,529 crore for the Animal Husbandry and Fisheries sectors, highlighting their growing contribution to the State’s economy.
According to the Budget, Telangana ranked 3rd in the country in egg production during 2024–25, with an output of 1,935.27 crore eggs. The State also secured 5th position in meat production, producing 11.58 lakh tonnes.
The Animal Husbandry sector contributed ₹1,03,525 crore to the State’s Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP) in 2025–26, while the Fisheries sector added ₹7,763 crore.
As part of infrastructure development, the government is constructing a modern wholesale fish market at Koheda at a cost of ₹47 crore.
Officials said the focus is on strengthening allied sectors, improving market access, and boosting income opportunities for farmers and fisherfolk across the State.
Telangana Prioritises Farmers’ Welfare, Allocates ₹23,179 Crore for Agriculture
Reaffirming its focus on the farm sector, the Telangana government has announced a major push for agriculture and farmers’ welfare, with a budget outlay of ₹23,179 crore.
The government said Telangana continues to lead the country in agricultural yields, backed by sustained support measures for farmers. Under the Rythu Bharosa, farmers are being provided investment assistance of ₹6,000 per acre per season, amounting to ₹12,000 annually for two crops.
To ensure remunerative prices, the State is offering an incentive of ₹500 per quintal for fine variety paddy. With an average yield of about 25 quintals per acre, farmers are estimated to earn an additional ₹12,500 per acre per season, translating to ₹25,000 annually for two crops.
During 2024–25, paddy cultivation covered over 1.27 crore acres, producing 284.16 lakh metric tonnes. Telangana also exported 22,750 metric tonnes of rice to the Philippines, boosting demand and improving price realisation for farmers.
The government is also focusing on crop diversification, with horticulture spread across 13 lakh acres. Priority is being given to crops such as mango, custard apple, chilli, turmeric, and orange. Oil palm cultivation is currently undertaken by over 79,000 farmers across 2.9 lakh acres, with plans to expand by another 68,000 acres.
Additionally, micro-irrigation methods will be implemented across 2.34 lakh acres to improve water efficiency and productivity.
Officials said the initiatives aim to enhance farmers’ income, ensure sustainability, and strengthen Telangana’s position as a leading agricultural State.
Telangana Launches ‘Indiramma Family Life Insurance Scheme’ with ₹5 Lakh Cover
Hyderabad: In a major welfare initiative, the Telangana government has announced the launch of the Indiramma Family Life Insurance Scheme, aimed at providing life insurance coverage to all eligible families in the State.
The scheme, set to be rolled out from June 2, 2026, will offer a life insurance cover of ₹5 lakh per family, benefiting around 1.15 crore families across Telangana.
The government said the scheme will be implemented without any discrimination, covering families across all sections—poor, middle class, and rich—ensuring universal social security.
Officials described the initiative as a significant step towards strengthening financial protection for families and providing support during unforeseen circumstances.
Godavari Pushkaralu 2027: Telangana Allocates ₹500 Crore for Mega Event
Hyderabad: The Telangana government has announced large-scale arrangements for the upcoming Godavari Pushkaralu, to be held from June 26 to July 7, 2027, with an estimated 8 crore devotees expected to participate.
The Pushkaralu, held once every 12 years, will be organised on a grand scale, showcasing Telangana’s cultural heritage, on the lines of the Kumbh Mela.
To oversee the arrangements, the government has constituted a special Cabinet Sub-Committee under Minister D. Sridhar Babu. The panel will supervise key infrastructure works including road widening, construction of new ghats, and temple development.
Authorities are also planning to use modern technology to ensure smooth darshan, enhanced security, and effective crowd management during the event.
The government has proposed an allocation of ₹500 crore in the Budget for conducting the Godavari Pushkaralu.
We are sanctioning 2 lakh new pensions to those eligible under the Cheyutha scheme, says Bhatti
Government has paid Rs.3,900 crore 54 lakh to the power utilities under Gruha Jyothi Scheme
Women in the State have availed 269 crore 68 lakh free journeys under this scheme, thereby saving nearly Rs.9,222 crore