Archive · 31 Aug 2026
Telangana Congress Chief Hails Government’s 1,000-Day Milestone in Governance
The Congress-led government in Telangana has completed 1,000 days in office.
TPCC president B Mahesh Kumar Goud called this an important milestone.
He said the government worked to improve education and healthcare.
He also said it helped farmers by waiving certain crop loans.
According to him, 25 lakh farmers benefited from the loan waiver.
The government increased payments through the Rythu Bharosa scheme.
It also provided support through crop purchases and bonuses for fine grains.
Other measures included free electricity, cheaper LPG cylinders, and new ration cards for poor families.
TPCC president B Mahesh Kumar Goud said Telangana’s Congress government completed 1,000 days in office.
He credited the government with prioritizing education, healthcare, and farmers’ welfare.
The government reportedly waived crop loans of up to Rs.2 lakh for 25 lakh farmers.
Rythu Bharosa was increased to Rs.12,000 per acre, alongside paddy procurement and a fine-grain bonus.
The government also highlighted free electricity, subsidized LPG cylinders, and 16.32 lakh new ration cards.
- Who
- TPCC president B Mahesh Kumar Goud praised the Telangana Congress government led by Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy.
- What
- The government completed 1,000 days in governance and highlighted spending and welfare measures in agriculture, education, health, and social support.
- When
- The statement was made on Monday, after the government completed 1,000 days in governance.
- Where
- Hyderabad, Telangana.
- Why
- Goud described the milestone as an achievement and said the government had prioritized public welfare, particularly farmers, education, health, and low-income families.
- Governance milestone
- The Telangana government completed 1,000 days in governance.
- Crop-loan waiver
- Loans of up to Rs.2 lakh were reportedly waived for 25 lakh farmers.
- Rythu Bharosa
- Payments were increased to Rs.12,000 per acre.
- Agriculture spending
- The government reportedly spent Rs.1.75 lakh crore on agriculture.
- Agricultural electricity
- Rs.30,000 crore was reportedly spent on free agricultural electricity.
- Griha Jyothi
- The scheme provides free electricity for up to 200 units.
- Ration cards
- The government issued 16.32 lakh new ration cards, with food-security cards benefiting 3.43 crore people.