Backchod Indian

  Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu has announced two major welfare schemes set to begin from August 15. Women in the state will be able to travel for free on government-run buses, a move aimed at enhancing mobility and reducing financial burdens on families. In addition, the government will provide ₹20,000 annually to every farmer as direct financial support. This initiative is expected to help farmers manage cultivation costs and improve agricultural productivity. These promises were part of Naidu's election campaign and signal a return to populist welfare programs. The schemes are anticipated to benefit lakhs of women and farmers across the state, reinforcing Naidu’s focus on inclusive development.

  In a historic achievement, Uttar Pradesh has recorded an all-time high food grain production of 725.12 lakh metric tonnes for the agricultural year 2024-25. This milestone marks a significant leap in the state's agricultural output, showcasing the resilience and hard work of its farmers. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath lauded the farming community for their dedication and contribution to the state's food security. He attributed the success to timely government support, improved irrigation facilities, availability of quality seeds, and farmers' adoption of modern techniques. “This record-breaking production is a testament to the strength of our farmers and the effectiveness of our agricultural policies,” the Chief Minister stated. The achievement places Uttar Pradesh firmly as a leader in India’s agrarian landscape, reflecting both productivity and policy effectiveness.

  Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis recently announced a major initiative aimed at supporting the state’s agrarian community. Speaking at a public event, Fadnavis stated that around 80% of farmers in Maharashtra will receive free electricity by December 2026. This move is part of the government's broader strategy to strengthen rural infrastructure and reduce the financial burden on farmers. Fadnavis emphasized that the initiative would not only ease irrigation costs but also promote sustainable agricultural practices. The government plans to implement this through expanded solar power projects and improved electricity distribution systems in rural areas. “We are committed to ensuring that the backbone of our economy—our farmers—are empowered and supported,” Fadnavis said. The announcement has been welcomed by various farmer organizations, who see it as a positive step towards long-term agricultural reform and rural development.