Archive · 5 Dec 2025
Telangana Spends ₹76,382 Cr on Six Guarantees
The Telangana government has spent a lot of money, ₹76,382 crore, on six big promises they made to help people.
These promises include things like free bus rides for women, cheaper cooking gas, free electricity, money for farmers, bonuses for growing certain types of rice, and help for people to build their own homes.
Over a million families have benefited from these schemes.
For example, women have saved a lot of money on bus fares, and farmers have received money directly into their accounts.
The government is also building new schools to improve education.
All these efforts are aimed at making life better for the people of Telangana.
Telangana government spent ₹76,382 crore on six guarantees over two years.
Free bus travel scheme has benefited 34.32 lakh women daily, saving ₹8,402 crore collectively.
Subsidized LPG cylinders at ₹500 benefit 42.9 lakh families, with the government bearing ₹700 crore in subsidies.
Free power scheme provides 200 units of electricity to 52.28 lakh households, with ₹3,438 crore in subsidies.
Rythu Bharosa scheme has credited ₹12,000 per acre to 69.86 lakh farmers, covering 1.57 crore acres.
- Who
- Telangana Congress government
- What
- Implemented six guarantees, including free bus travel, subsidized LPG, free power, Rythu Bharosa, fine rice bonus, and housing programme
- When
- Over the past two years since December 2023
- Where
- Telangana, India
- Why
- To provide social security and economic support to eligible households
- Total Expenditure
- ₹76,382 crore
- Free Bus Travel Beneficiaries
- 34.32 lakh daily
- LPG Subsidy Beneficiaries
- 42.9 lakh families
- Free Power Beneficiaries
- 52.28 lakh families
- Rythu Bharosa Beneficiaries
- 69.86 lakh farmers
- Fine Rice Bonus
- ₹500 per quintal
- Housing Programme Target
- 4.5 lakh houses
- Education Initiative
- 78 Young India Residential Schools