
Telangana Govt’s Rythu Bima scheme turns five
The State government offers farmers Rs 5 lakh in life insurance as part of Rythu Bima. 1,08,040 farming families have received a total of Rs 5,402 crore in compensation up to this point. The government pays the premiums under the groundbreaking Rythu Bima program, and within a week to ten days of the insured farmer's passing, the insurance claim money is transferred to the nominee's account.
The impact of the loss that one experiences in such circumstances will not be lessened by the insurance coverage. In times of financial hardship, it offers financial compensation. It not only shields the insured individual from financial difficulties but also aids in reducing the emotional tension that results from them. Additionally, it will assist them in handling their debt obligations, such as loan payments.
The insurance policy would cover around 41.04 lakh farmers in 2023–2024, and the State government paid the insurance premium in the amount of Rs. 1,477 crore. If the farmer is recognized as a farmer and passes away, it is sufficient to own a plot of land since the family will be granted Rs. 5 lakh. Rythu Bima turned five on Tuesday, and health and Finance minister T harish rao posted about it. He also congratulated chief minister K Chandrashekhar Rao for putting the scheme into place, which benefits farmers throughout the State.