Agricultural power supply rising across 16 districts

Regarding power cuts in Munagala mandal centre.. BRS leaders stage protests Suryapet/Amangal, Velugu: BRS leaders held protests over power cuts and irrigation problems. On Tuesday, in Munagala mandal centre of Kodad constituency in Suryapet district, under the leadership of former MLA Bollam Mallaiah Yadav, BRS cadres and farmers surrounded the 33 kV substation and carried out a road blockade on National Highway No. 65. They also protested by handing a memorandum to a buffalo in front of the Munagala substation. Mallaiah Yadav said that water meant for the Nagarjunasagar ayacut is being diverted to Paleru in another district, and he criticised the government for failing to provide 24-hour free electricity. At the Madugulapally substation in Nalgonda district too, farmers led by BRS leaders Paghila Saidu and Peddi Krupakar staged a protest and expressed concern that crops were drying up due to shortage of irrigation water and electricity. In front of the Raviched electricity substation in Kadthal mandal of Rangareddy district, BRS leaders and farmers led by former MLA Jaipal Yadav held a dharna. They alleged that even the minimum six hours of electricity is not being supplied for agriculture, and that due to low-voltage problems motors are not running, creating a situation where crops are drying up. They demanded that 24-hour quality electricity be provided immediately, saying farmers are suffering severe losses due to power cuts at the time when crops are ready for harvest.

Green fields amid the hills.. what is the secret racket running under the guise of agriculture? || Neralu-Ghoralu It is a remote tribal area. In that village, where road transport is not proper, agriculture is the main livelihood. Green crops between high hills provide a pleasant view. In such an area, police conducted inspections. They learned about the livelihood of some people and were surprised. To stop the secret racket they were carrying out under the guise of agriculture, they ensured that government benefits such as Rythu Bandhu and crop insurance would not apply. Police, who had already warned them once in this matter, are now preparing to cut electricity supply to those farms because they continued the same activity without listening. Why are the police acting so strictly towards the farmers? What is the secret racket happening under the guise of agriculture in that village?

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Agriculture scientists are urging the government to declare a crop holiday for Rabi paddy in Telangana. They say that due to lack of rainfall and insufficient water in tanks and ponds, farmers should avoid sowing paddy and instead consider alternative crops this season. The transcript says at least 100 mandals have more than a 33% rainfall deficit and should be declared drought mandals immediately. It also says that, for the current season, farmers should not rush to sow paddy and should think about other crops such as maize, sunflower, and pulses because of the water shortage.

Greetings to everyone, welcome to Metro TV. There is drought in the Telugu states. Even half of the expected rainfall has not fallen. Severe rainfall deficiency has developed. Reservoirs are near dead storage. Even small tanks have not filled up. The situation has become such that drinking water itself is a challenge, let alone irrigation water. Water disputes have begun in society. What is happening at Jurala? There are allegations that it is being politicized. What is the reason for the Jurala dispute, what are the opposition’s allegations, what actions is the government taking, and how can drought conditions be overcome? Let us discuss. Today, joining us in the discussion are Alpur Srinivas of the BJP, Dr. Shivar Kumar, TPCC official spokesperson, Nikhil Rao of the BRS, and Sita Rama, a farmers’ union leader from Mahabubnagar district. We will first hear the BRS leader’s view. Nikhil Rao says that farmers are suffering due to lack of water, and that the BRS is already fighting to release water through the Jurala project for Mahabubnagar and nearby areas. However, the government says there is a water shortage there, so water should be used only in a limited way. The speaker then argues that this is not drought caused by the season or El Nino, but a drought caused by Congress. He says that even though there is water flowing in the Godavari and Krishna, the state is unable to use it, and that the government is intentionally not lifting water from projects such as Srisailam, Nagarjunasagar, Palamuru-Rangareddy, Kalwakurthy, Dindi, Nettampadu, Bhima and Jurala. He says that in Jurala, police protection has become necessary from early morning, and that farmers are breaking gates and entering because water is not being released. He alleges that the Congress government is deliberately blocking irrigation and targeting KCR politically. He further says that water is available in the rivers and reservoirs, but the state is not using it, and that the government is not switching on the pumps even where the works are complete.

MLA Jagadish Reddy inspected dried crop fields | Red Tv Focus Red Tv Focus Telangana And AP Popular Shows Revolve Around: News, Politics, Economy, Sports, Entertainment, Panel Discussion with Eminent Personalities And Noteworthy Commentaries. Who will do what, what is the agenda, what is the work? For the farmer, water and electricity, and even fertilizers—we faced difficulties. We could not stop it. We brought it ourselves. What will they do now? What are we going to do now? Now, move aside.

To scare us is beyond your father’s generation..! | congress | revanthreddy | brs | telangana | farmers | viral TelanganaView will bring you timely updates and in-depth insights into the pulse of Telangana. From the latest political developments and trending topics, our media is dedicated to keeping you informed about everything happening across our vibrant state. We aim to provide a balanced view of the news that shapes Telangana, covering key events, discussions, and stories that matter to our community. Because our working president KTR himself came and showed it in Kannepalli so that the people of the country could understand: look, water is flowing here; just turn this motor like this below. KCR put everything in, for five years it was maintained. If you press the motor’s on button it turns on. Would any ordinary farmer do that? If you don’t do it, we are ready to do it. Tell us, as the opposition, which project you say should not be stopped. We have said very clearly that whatever is lost, that is our responsibility. But because of the government’s negligence, these fields are drying up today. The reason for every nursery bed drying up here today is the Congress party; this government, and no one else. Krishna’s water has been brought right before our eyes—400 TMC of water. The truth is that Srisailam and Sagar have received overflowing water. But unfortunately, Andhra Pradesh, which has no rights, has taken away 150 TMC even now and set up a project there. Unfortunately, they are emptying Nagarjunasagar and Srisailam. Chandrababu is acting wickedly and illegally, but our Congress leaders, our ministers, our chief minister and ministers are busy only with their money calculations, looting calculations, meetings with brokers, and conspiracies to grab people’s land and property. People should be given water, people should be given electricity.

We need electricity and water, farmers' distress..! | #Suryapet #JagdishReddy #TelanganaFarmers We need electricity and water, farmers' distress..! | We need electricity and water, farmers' distress..! Who are you and what work are you doing? What is your agenda? For a farmer, the two things are water and electricity. We have faced difficulties. We could not stop it, could we? What was brought? Then what will they do? Now what are we doing? Now, aside from that, whether it is KTR garu or Harish Rao garu or me, we are going there. We are going to farmers' fields. He says he is turning around. He is going as an MP. Let us keep him away. Is that what you showed? Was that what you said in the elections? Here we have lands. We are helping. If you don't come to the village, then step back and stop. Is there no benefit from that? Those funds are left over, right? Sir, those funds are left over, sir. By this time, even one field has been lost, sir. Tell us here. He said there were flags and all. From the church there is none, sir. Is that all? Our flag has been like this for two days. What can crops do? What can flags do? Then this will be understood by you. Everyone must understand now. KCR has been saying what since 2001? These flags are what are destroying our house. These flags are what are ruining us. They say they will give us flags to hold; they say they will take us away. They kept aside those flags and said hold the flag that gives water. We brought water. We brought electricity. We changed things. Again, they have put down that flag. It has become the old days again. That means you understand, right? So it is not the wrong flag, not the time; the wrong thing is the flags. You will see before time that it is the wrong flags, not the wrong time. Now again I will hold that same flag. If you say hold it, then hold it, the flag...

Jagadish Reddy inspected dried crops in Suryapet | Jagadish Reddy farmers meeting | Patranews Jagadish Reddy inspected dried crops in Suryapet | Jagadish Reddy farmers meeting | Patranews Jagadish Reddy inspected dried crops in Suryapet | Jagadish Reddy farmers meeting | Patranewstelangana Welcome to Patra News Telangana Stay updated with: Who is doing what work? What is the agenda? Farmers need water and electricity, and even fertilizers—we have faced difficulties. We cannot stop it after it has already come; what will they do now? We are going to the fields of farmers. KTR garu may be there, Harish Rao garu may be there, or I may be there—we are going to the farmers’ fields. He says he is going for an MP post. Should we hide from him? Is that what you are showing as your accounts, what you said in the elections? Look, we have lands here; we are helping. It did not come to that village. That leaf was found behind. That village is not available, is it? That itself is an advantage. Those money remained, right? Those money, sir, those money are remaining, sir. By this time, one entire field has gone, sir. Tell me here, are the flags still here after dying? Our flags have been like this for two days. What can crops do? What can votes and flags do? This will make sense to you. Now everyone should understand. Now the public should understand. What did KCR say since 2001? Look, these flags are what are destroying our house; these flags are what are ruining us. They are giving flags into our hands and asking us to do it. They are going away. They say they brought water, brought electricity, brought seeds, and so on. Again they put this flag down. That’s okay, it is done. They brought it again after the old days. But now you will understand, right? Now it will be understood.

"We are around the farmers... they are around our properties" – Jagadish Reddy | Mana Telangana news4 | latestnews | While we move around dried-up fields and around the farmers, Congress MLAs and MPs are moving around our properties. Former minister and MLA Jagadish Reddy inspected dried-up fields in Suryapet and met the farmers. Farmers said they are suffering and asked for electricity and water. SPOKEN TRANSCRIPT (auto-generated captions, may be imperfect): What work am I doing, what agenda am I doing? For the farmer, water and electricity are the only two things. Even fertilizers—our people faced problems. We cannot stop it, can we? We brought it, then what can they do? Now we are going to the fields of farmers. They, however, are roaming around our own houses, saying they are MPs. Did they give account statements? Did they say anything in the elections? Look, we have lands here, we are helping, saying come, and the village should not be left behind, because that money remains, right? By this season, even one packet is gone, sir. Tell here. Still, if they come holding flags and banners and show them, should they be made to bring it? Does our flag stay like this for two days? What will the fields do? Votes

Water is scarce in Telangana... tears are in the eyes of farmers.  Chandrababu Naidu is taking water through the Court Reddy point in Andhra Pradesh. He is taking water through Pattiseema. He is taking water through the Rayalaseema lift. He is taking water to the Venugonda project. Revanth Reddy is saying to run only one or two of the other five gates, and even that only until morning; they are saying to shut it at night too. If it is shut at night, will water be lifted? This is not a drought brought by the season; this is a drought brought by the Congress party. This is not a drought brought by the season; this is a drought brought by Revanth Reddy. Why am I saying this? Because today, in our Nalgonda district, a 4,000 MW Yadadri thermal power plant was built. Bhadradri was also built there. But because Revanth Reddy is incapable, even 1,500 MW out of 4,000 MW will be generated in Yadadri.

There is no electricity for farmers. Lift irrigation is not working, says Jagadish Reddy. In Telangana, former minister Jagadish Reddy demanded that ministers Uttam Kumar Reddy and Komatireddy Venkat Reddy answer why crops are drying up. During his visit to Thelakanti Gudem in Nalgonda district, he inspected the dried-up fields. He demanded that the government explain to farmers why electricity is not being provided. He was angry that ministers are trying to evade responsibility by talking about ELNO. He said they promise 10 hours of supply, but farmers are not even getting 7 hours. Even when speaking with officials, the same thing is being said. He said they are frightening millers and other factories by phone. They say, 'Do not run your mill from 6 in the evening to 10 at night. Do not run your mill from 5 in the morning to 9,' and are frightening them. We thought that at least during that time they might give power to farmers, and if they shut down for their own reasons, farmers might survive. But they are not giving it to farmers either; they are not giving it to them. They have set up power generation work. We know why they stopped working. Minister Venkat Reddy, Minister Uttam Kumar Reddy, and Bhatti Vikramarka, the electricity department minister, also has the coal portfolio. Singareni is his. If he sends coal there, it will go there. They may have stopped production saying that coal was not sent by him. He has power in his hands. Since electricity is not coming, we are unable to run lift irrigation. That is why water is not coming. Why are they talking like this? Minister Uttam Kumar Reddy, if you do not give the electricity that must be supplied, how will that minister supply water? The funny thing is that the electricity department is his, and the coal-supplying department is also his. Both are with him, so there is no need to write another letter. But what is the Chief Minister doing?

Power cuts on Harish Rao's fire.. “What happened to Komatireddy now?” Power cuts on Harish Rao's fire.. “What happened to Komatireddy now?” __________Power cuts on Harish Rao's fire.. “What happened to Komatireddy now?” Today, there was an opportunity to give water to farmers, but by shutting down lift irrigation schemes and bringing drought onto farmers, Revanth Reddy is pressing it on farmers' heads. This is not because Revanth Reddy has no governance or no love for farmers, or because if crops are grown they will have to be purchased, or because electricity bills will have to be paid, or because he does not like giving free electricity; today he is increasing cuts. What did he say? KCR used to give 24 hours of electricity without any work, he said that 3 hours is enough for farmers. Now, from 24 he has slowly brought it down to 8 hours. Tomorrow will he make it 3 or 4? Now, in this district, Komatireddy Venkat Reddy, on days when KCR gave 24 hours, if there was a cut for an hour or two, people would go to the substations and check the log books and say 24 came, 22 came, 21 came, take it away. But what are you doing now, Venkat Reddy? Now check the log books. It is not coming. It is not coming 21 hours either; it is not even coming 7 hours. It is not even coming a quarter of what KCR gave. So why are you not checking the log books now? Mr. Komatireddy, why are you silent? Why don't you have the courage to go near the substations and check? Why can't you check the log books, Mr. Komatireddy Venkat Reddy? I am asking you this today.

Can’t the plight of Palamuru farmers be seen? | Kavitha warns CM Revanth Reddy from Kodangal | tv66telugu Can’t the plight of Palamuru farmers be seen? | Kavitha warns CM Revanth Reddy from Kodangal Kalvakuntla Kavitha raised serious concerns over the problems faced by farmers in Palamuru. She questioned the government over the shortage of urea, power supply, Rythu Bharosa, irrigation facilities and other farmer-related issues. Kavitha also issued a warning from Kodangal and demanded immediate action on farmers’ problems. Watch the full video for Kavitha’s statements and the latest updates. Truly, the farmers of the combined Palamuru district deserve praise for their patience. The Krishna River flows for 308 kilometers. There is the Dundubi River, the Tungabhadra River, and the Kagna River that originates in Kodangal, yet even with so many rivers our projects have not been completed. Before Telangana came, we thought the Andhra rulers had not completed them while in power. Even after Telangana came and 12 years passed, and even though two governments changed, not a single project has been completed so far. Just yesterday, the farmers of Palamuru lost patience and themselves broke the Jurala regulators and took water. Is this true or not? The Chief Minister should think about it once. If there is any intention to give water, why are farmers in a situation where they have to break the bunds themselves to take water? Why are farmers themselves in a situation where they have to break the regulator? Think about this for a moment. What did the Chief Minister say that day? What did the Chief Minister say? That he is very great and, whether he has oxen or not, it doesn’t matter, even if he is given two buffaloes he will plough, and he will bring gold into the barns. What happened to that now? Where is the Chief Minister? There is no urea, no electricity, no water. If you want to grow crops, there is no Rythu Bharosa; if anything happens to a farmer, there is no Rythu Bima; even if you cultivate the crop with six seasons of hard work, there is no buyer; even if they buy it, there is no one to give a bonus. Can’t the Chief Minister see all this? It has been three years since he came, how many more years will he learn? I am asking today, can’t the suffering of Palamuru district farmers be seen? I am saying only one thing: there is an opportunity to pump three to four TMC of water per day from Jurala. Tomorrow, if you kindly give an opportunity to the TRS party’s daughter, water can be taken from Jurala and supplied wherever water is not reaching — whether it is Kodangal, Narayanpet, Makthal, or the neighboring Ranga Reddy areas like Vikarabad, Tandur, Parigi, Chevella, Ibrahimpatnam — I will change my name if water is not supplied to 10 lakh acres. Why do I say this? I say it with sorrow. Even after Telangana came, farmer suicides in Palamuru district have not stopped. Just recently, one farmer went and held the RDO’s feet; before that, one farmer held the collector’s feet; another went and held the police’s feet. They have to hold feet to ask for water, to ask for urea, to ask for grain procurement. It is so heartbreaking that when people were laying out the Janabaata in Gadwal, a farmer piled up maize cobs; that farmer died of a heart attack on the maize pile because he could not sell it.

When the crop is about to be harvested, the Congress government is drying out the crops by not providing water and electricity, Suryapet MLA Guntakandla Jagadish Reddy said. He inspected dried paddy fields in Tekantigudem village, Kanagal mandal, Nalgonda district, sat in the field with the farmers, and asked about the losses. He checked the lock book at the sub-station and questioned officials about the power cuts. On this occasion, Jagadish Reddy asked why electricity was not being supplied to fields that have water in Krishna. He demanded that Deputy Chief Minister Bhatti Vikramarka explain why power generation was stopped in the Bhadradri and Yadadri power plants. He criticized the Congress for promising 24-hour free electricity but giving only eight hours and deceiving farmers. He said the government's 100 percent deliberate negligence is drying out the fields on purpose and preventing crops from ripening. He said this is not just negligence but a criminal act by the government. He said that since there is water in Krishna now, SLBC motors do not need to be stopped even for a day; in the past, when they were in power, they ran them continuously for 10 years without stopping for a single day, and even now enough water is available every day to run them, and there was electricity in Sagar as well, and they had arranged electricity accordingly and left. Why should farmers now...

Can’t you see the troubles of Palamuru farmers, Chief Minister? Even though there are rivers in Palamuru, the projects were not completed. They have been forced to the extent of losing patience and breaking the Jurala regulators to bring water. There is no urea, no electricity, and no Rythu Bharosa. Even though farmers are losing their lives on piles of maize, does the government not care? We are warning from the Kodangal platform: if you do not respond even now, the farmers themselves will unseat you. - Telangana Rakshana Sena president Kalvakuntla Kavitha garu.

Why are the crops drying? #video #new episode #shorts Former minister Jagadish Reddy inspected the dried crop fields and the local electric sub-station in Telakanti Gudem village, Kanagal mandal, Nalgonda district. He strongly expressed anger at the Congress government, saying it is hurting farmers by not providing irrigation water and 24-hour power. Subscribe to Sarkaar TV for the latest news!

Former Minister and MLA G. Jagadish Reddy visited an electricity substation near dried-up crop fields in Timmannagudem, Telakantigudem of Kanagal Mandal, Nalgonda district. During the visit, Jagadish Reddy reportedly inspected the substation logbook and raised concerns over the duration of electricity supply to agricultural areas. According to his claim, farmers are receiving electricity for around 7–8 hours a day, while on some days the supply is reportedly limited to 5–6 hours. The issue has been raised in the context of electricity availability for agricultural activities and the condition of crops in the area. ⏱️ Claimed supply: 7–8 hours daily; 5–6 hours on some days

Do the Chief Minister not see the difficulties of the Palamuru farmers? There is no urea, no electricity, no Rythu Bharosa. Because projects are not completed, farmers are facing severe difficulties. We are warning from the soil of Kodangal. If there is no response even now, the farmers themselves will give the answer.

Farmers cultivating paddy in the state are worried. Despite the government advising against paddy cultivation due to the El Nino effect, farmers cultivated paddy on 55 lakh acres. As there has been no rainfall and no large inflows into projects from the reservoirs, the crops sown are drying up. Borewells and wells are being used to run 25 lakh electric motors without interruption. As a result, electricity consumption has risen to 6,000 to 7,000 megawatts per day. In these conditions, everyone from farmers to officials is worried about whether the crop will be harvested. Paddy cultivation has become a major concern for farmers in the state. This time, due to the El Nino effect, rainfall has not been adequate. Expected inflows into projects have not come. Because of this, concern over paddy cultivation has begun among farmers and officials alike. Although the government campaigned not to cultivate paddy this season because rains would not fall due to El Nino, cultivation increased compared with previous years. Since more than 55 lakh acres were cultivated, protecting the crop has now become extremely difficult. Because there has been no rain, all projects are languishing. Groundwater has depleted. To save the crop, farmers are depending on borewells and wells. As the paddy crop has reached the grain-filling stage and the heat is intense, the need for water has increased. Farmers are running electric motors continuously to draw water from borewells whose yield has declined. As a result, electricity consumption has increased greatly. Agricultural power consumption is occurring at a record level of 6,000 to 7,000 megawatts per day. Even then, in many places the crops are drying up because they are not getting enough water. Due to the El Nino effect, the state government had advised farmers not to cultivate paddy, saying that there would not be sufficient rainfall this monsoon and drought-like conditions would arise. In a Cabinet meeting in July, it gave instructions to district collectors and agriculture department officials. It asked farmers to grow rainfed crops instead of paddy. It also stated clearly that if reservoirs do not fill, irrigation water will not be released and will be used only for drinking water needs. But the government’s advice was not followed anywhere. Instead, paddy cultivation was taken up even more than cotton this season. Across the state, crops were cultivated in 1.24 crore acres, of which paddy accounted for the highest area, 55.89 lakh acres. Cotton was cultivated in 48.32 lakh acres, maize in 5.93 lakh acres, and red gram in 5.57 lakh acres. The government announced that paddy was cultivated in the highest area in Nalgonda district at 3.60 lakh acres, Suryapet district at 3.45 lakh acres, Siddipet district at 3.16 lakh acres, and Jagtial district at 3 lakh acres. There are more than 29 lakh agricultural electric motors across the state, and electricity department officials said that farmers are operating more than 25 lakh motors every day without interruption. Because of this, agricultural electricity demand has increased massively during the monsoon season in an unprecedented way. In years with normal rainfall, peak demand in the state used to be below 11,000 megawatts per day. Now it has crossed 19,500 megawatts per day. If rains were good, reservoirs and tanks would fill, groundwater would increase, borewell pumping would decrease, and electricity demand would fall. Then agricultural demand would be between 3,000 and 4,000 megawatts per day. But currently agricultural load is rising to 6,000 to 7,000 megawatts per day, according to Southern and Northern DISCOM officials. Due to the El Nino effect, rainfall has been deficient in the state and groundwater levels have fallen deeply. Compared with last year, they have declined by an average of 2.09 meters. The Groundwater Department announced that groundwater has depleted in 30 districts of the state. It said the average groundwater level across the state is currently 7.87 meters below the ground surface. In Medchal-Malkajgiri, the water level has fallen to an average depth of 12.12 meters, the deepest. The government announced that in Greater Hyderabad, groundwater levels have fallen by an average of 5 meters compared with last year. Due to the El Nino effect, deficit rainfall was recorded this monsoon. By September 18, instead of the normal 640 mm, only 543 mm of rain had fallen. As a result, some districts had a deficit of 15 to 20%, while others had a deficit of 30 to 46%, according to the government. Because of this, the Krishna-Godavari basin reservoirs did not fill. Last year, there were 500 TMC of water stored at this time, but now only 241 TMC of water is stored. Water levels have fallen by 50%. Hoping that intermittent rains would bring water into the projects and provide irrigation to command areas, farmers cultivated paddy in lakhs of acres under the SRSP, Sagar command areas in the combined Nizamabad, Karimnagar, Warangal and Nalgonda districts, in various lifts in Palamuru district, and under Devadula in the combined Warangal district. Since rains did not come and water did not enter the projects, water was not released under most projects or lifts except Devadula KLI. Meanwhile, as groundwater has depleted, motors on borewells and wells are not running for more than half an hour to an hour. With temperatures above 35 degrees even during the monsoon, water is not flowing and crops are drying up in many places. As a result, farmers in many places are giving up hope on the standing crop and sending cattle and livestock out to graze for fodder.

400 acres of crops have dried up! Crop Failure Due To Government Criminal Negligence | Patra News Telangana Crops have dried up due to the government's criminal action! 400 acres of crops have dried up! Crop Failure Due To Government Criminal Negligence | Patra News Telangana ------------------- ----------------------- --------------------- Welcome to Patra News Telangana Stay updated with: We are sitting here in a very painful situation. The field where we are sitting is the field where this farmer had planted crops. It has reached the stage of drying up. This is not the farmers' fault; it is 100 percent the government's intentional negligence. The government is deliberately drying up fields and not allowing crops to grow. This is not just negligence; the government is carrying out a criminal act. Today, because Krishna water has come. Krishna water has come. There is no situation where the SLBC motors had to be stopped even for one day. In the past, when we were there, just as we used to run them, for 10 years they were not stopped even for one day. Even now, for these three years too, enough water should have been available every day to run the motors. There should have been electricity in Sagar. The electricity was also arranged in that way. When KCR garu was there, why did this happen to the farmers today even though there is water and electricity? Please show the surrounding fields too. In the area where we are sitting, this is the situation for about 400 acres today. One farmer planted two acres, another three acres, another four acres, another one acre. In fact, the farmers here are saying this. Earlier, when Venkareddy MLA was here and when the Congress government was there, we could not cultivate crops. After KCR garu came, we started cultivating crops. For seven or eight consecutive years, we grew crops well. If you go down there, there is a tank. Even now, the Kanagala tank has been overflowing continuously for seven or eight years and was never empty even for one day. Electricity was always available without interruption. The substation below is the same, the one above is the same, the water is the same, all the systems are the same. Why has this problem come to us? Why has this misery come, farmers are asking. They are asking what they should do to survive. Someone like Venkareddy garu, Uttam Kumar Reddy garu, or the Chief Minister should answer this. I cannot use your abusive words or other words. I am only asking this. The farmers are asking. These villages around here are Thimmareddyguda, Telakantiguda, Thimmanaguda, Lingotam, and the area around them. The place where we are sitting is Telakatiguda.

Dear thief Revanth, if you have the guts, come. | Telangana Farmers Massive Protest Against Revanth Over 24 Hours Current Dear thief Revanth, if you have the guts, come. | Telangana Farmers Massive Protest Against Revanth Over 24 Hours Current | Aadya TV 10 to 15 minutes of electricity remains, they said, but what do these officials think? If an LCC is taken for one farmer, 10 or 20 farmers are saying the same. During that time, how many times was the LCC taken? Are they refilling the time taken for that LCC or not? Since asking for LCC is also something that should be handled with a lot of care, all farmers should pay close attention. What kind of government is this? Earlier, you used to do it yourself; Rythu Bandhu would be gone, Kalyana Lakshmi would be gone. Every farmer who comes hopes that, ‘Will this person give it, will that person give it? Maybe he will give more than KCR,’ and after hoping like that and voting for him, we are suffering like this today. Therefore, please, when farmers look at Rythu Bandhu, their problems have fallen on the roads. When KCR was in power, everything was available to us, but now, with the support of our devotees, 24-hour electricity must be provided. The troubles of electricity must be removed. 24-hour electricity must be provided to farmers suffering due to electricity. Jai Telangana. Jai Telangana. What kind of rule is this? What kind of rule is this? Rule of thieves, Gopi’s rule. What kind of rule is this? What kind of rule is this? Rule of thieves, Gopi’s rule. Under the leadership of Venkateshwar Reddy, 24-hour electricity for farmers immediately. Greetings. From when has 12-hour electricity started coming to us? Is it 9 hours electricity? Is it 6 hours electricity? We do not know when what will come. Rythu Bandhu, 5 lakhs to each farmer’s family, many services have been done for the farmer family.

Harish Rao: The state has gone from a farmers' state to a demon's state. As part of his tour of Yadadri Bhongir district, BRS senior leader and former minister Harish Rao strongly attacked the Congress government and Chief Minister Revanth Reddy. He said that the farmers' rule that existed during KCR's tenure has gone and has now turned into a demon's rule, and alleged that the government has completely become a puppet in the hands of millers and middlemen. He expressed anguish that crops are drying up everywhere due to the Congress government's failure and negligence. He criticized that the state is now in a situation where "Andhra Pradesh gets water.. Telangana gets tears." Crops drying due to power cuts.. challenge to Minister Komatireddy Harish Rao alleged that the government deliberately stopped electricity generation at the Yadadri Thermal Power Plant on the pretext that there is a coal shortage. He expressed concern that power cuts have increased everywhere in the state and have become a severe burden on farmers. He directly challenged present minister Komatireddy Venkat Reddy, who had earlier, when he was an opposition MP, gone to power substations and inspected log books, asking whether he now has the courage and daring to look at the log books about the cuts happening under his own government. Land grabs, rule of commissions.. advice to MPs Harish Rao made serious allegations that Chief Minister Revanth Reddy and his brothers are indulging in unchecked land grabs in the state. He said that since they are questioning these land grabs, false allegations are being made against them and they are being criticized. He condemned that in this regime, 30 percent commissions are being demanded for land clearance and 15 percent commissions for passing contract bills. He advised Congress MPs to stop doing dramas while roaming in fields and instead fight on the Delhi stage for Regional Ring Road (RRR), funds for the second phase of the Metro, and Telangana's share of Krishna river water. We will question the six guarantees.. must work better than KCR He said that struggles, agitations, and jail cases are nothing new to them, and that no matter how much Revanth Reddy threatens, they will not be afraid. He clarified that they will not leave the Congress government until the six guarantees promised to the people in the elections are implemented, and that they will keep questioning it continuously. He challenged the leaders to stop wishing for KCR's death and instead show by working better than the development achieved by KCR if they can.

Today's opportunity to give water to farmers exists. He is shutting down lift irrigation schemes and forcing an artificial drought onto farmers. He is doing this either because he does not have governance experience, or because he does not care about farmers, or because he does not want to provide free electricity since crop cultivation would then require purchases and electricity bills would have to be paid, so he is now increasing power cuts. Venkat said that if there is no need, 24-hour electricity was being given to farmers; if three hours are enough, that would be fine. Now it has been slowly reduced from 24 to 8 hours. Tomorrow, will he reduce it to three or four hours? If Komatireddy Venkat Reddy is there, how many districts are affected? When KCR gave 24 hours, if there was any small outage for one or two hours, people would go to the sub-station and check the log books: 24 came, 22 came, 21 came. But today, what are you doing, Venkat? Look at the log books—there are not even seven hours. It is not even one-third of what KCR gave, not even a quarter. Then why are you not looking at the log books now, Mr. Komatireddy? You were so aggressive then, saying even a one- or two-hour outage was a big issue. Now even when seven or six hours of electricity is not coming, why are you silent? Why don't you have the courage to go to the sub-stations and check? Why are you not looking at the log books, Mr. Komatireddy Venkat Reddy?

There is no love for farmers in Revanth Reddy... he should not govern! | Harish Rao | Balanna Muchatlu | Jurala Water On the Jurala water issue, former minister and BRS leader Harish Rao made sharp criticism of the government headed by Chief Minister Revanth Reddy. He questioned the government’s approach regarding the Jurala project, the use of Krishna waters, and the issue of providing irrigation water to farmers. He alleged that farmers in the Jurala area are facing water problems and that the government has failed to use Telangana’s share of Krishna waters effectively. Political criticism continues between the ruling Congress government and BRS over Jurala water, Krishna river waters, farmers’ irrigation problems, and Telangana’s water rights. Watch the criticisms made by Harish Rao in this video and the points he raised about the Jurala water issue. This is just because Revanth Reddy does not have a governing hand and does not love farmers; since if crops are grown they will have to be bought and electricity bills will have to be paid, he does not like giving free electricity, so he is cutting it down today. Because what did he say? KCR gave 24-hour electricity for no reason; he said three hours is enough for farmers. Now, he has slowly brought 24 down to eight hours. Then tomorrow, will he make it three or four? Now, this Komatireddy Venkat Reddy in this district—when KCR used to give 24 hours, if there were any one-hour or two-hour outages, people would go to the sub-station and check the log books, saying 24 came, 22 came, 21 came. But now what are you doing, Venkat Reddy? Check the log books now. It is not coming even for 21... not even seven hours is coming. It is not even one-third of what KCR gave. Then why are you not looking into the log books now, Mr. Komatireddy, I ask.

That is, the farmer welfare scheme was not stopped even during the coronavirus when KCR was in power; even during Corona, KCR continued Rythu Bandhu and protected farmers. But today Revanth Reddy says, 'How can I give 15,000 when I came saying 10,000?' He did not give 15,000, and Rythu Bandhu has been stopped for three crops. As for loan waiver, those who have not received it are all waiting to come; for half the people the loan waiver has not happened. Revanth Reddy took an oath on Yadadri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy that he would complete the loan waiver by August, saying, 'I am swearing on Yadadri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy.' He deceived even God. Three August deadlines have already passed. Even now, there is no situation in the state where the loan waiver has been done. Earlier, when KCR was there, if any farmer unfortunately died, under Rythu Bima, within a week the family would get assistance of Rs. 5 lakh. Today Revanth Reddy has also cancelled that farmer insurance. Rythu Bima is gone, Rythu Bandhu is gone, the loan waiver is half-done. Today farmers are not getting electricity. Recently, during the summer, paddy was sold; how much deduction did you take? Four kilos per quintal, five kilos per quintal you took as deductions. Two to three kilos per bag were taken in the procurement centres. Revanth Reddy speaks in the Assembly saying, 'If anyone takes deductions, I will skin them.' The speeches are good, but at the paddy procurement centres, two to three kilos were cut from each bag. This Revanth Reddy government has turned into a puppet in the hands of millers and brokers. The Congress government has completely failed to do justice to farmers. Today, regarding urea, when KCR was there, if you told an auto driver, he would bring three bags to the house. If you said 'three bags,' he would go to Bhongir and bring three bags home. Today, even if people stand in queues and face so many hardships, they know how much trouble there is for urea. The price of DAP, which used to be Rs. 1,300, has now increased to Rs. 2,100 or Rs. 2,200. The price increased in 2020; DAP prices increased. Urea is not available. Whatever is seen, farmers have been put into hardship. That is why the farmers' rule is gone; today in this state a cruel rule called Revanth Reddy's rule is running. If you ask, there are cases; if you question, there is bail, cases, and jails. Is there nothing else? If you speak, cases are filed; if you question, you are put in jail. If you speak more, they say they will impose TADA on you and file this case or that case. Today, has anyone fulfilled even one promise? Today what are they saying? If you say, 'Sir, electricity is not coming,' they say El Nino has come. If you say, 'Water is not coming,' they say El Nino has come. Really, today it is not because of El Nino, but because of the failure of Revanth Reddy's administration that electricity is not reaching the farming community in the state. When KCR was there, there used to be electricity at the borewells even at night and until morning. But after Revanth came, we have forgotten night-time electricity. Even now it is coming only at 7:30 or 8 in the morning, and the electricity goes off for homes by 4 or 5 in the evening. Today, what is this El Nino? If there were no rains and no water, would water not come? If Revanth Reddy does not start the motors, won't water come? Water has come in the Krishna river; if the Kalwakurthy motors and AMR motors are run, water could come today, but Revanth Reddy is not able to switch on the motors. If five motors exist in Kalwakurthy, only two are running. AMR and SLBC motors are not being run. If they run, water could come today. For Andhra, water has become tears for Telangana. Today, Chandrababu Naidu is taking water to Andhra Pradesh through the Koti Reddy party. He is taking water through Pattiseema, through the Rayalaseema Lift, and through the Veligonda project. But Revanth Reddy is only turning on one or two motors out of five, and even that only until morning; at night they are kept shut. If they are shut at night, shouldn't water be lifted? This is not drought brought by the season; this is drought brought by the Congress party. This is not drought brought by the season; this is drought brought by Revanth Reddy. Why am I saying this? Because today, after giving electricity and water, KCR gave cotton and paddy, but it has gone now. In our Nalgonda district...

This is the real reason for power cuts! | KTR Sensational Comments On Congress & CM Revanth Reddy! 24/7 NewsTv In this video, KTR spoke in a fiery manner about the power cuts, drought, and the failures of the Congress government in Telangana! Watch in this video what KTR said about the problems farmers are facing and the power issues since the Congress government came to power. The views, opinions, and statements expressed by the guest(s) in this interview are solely their own and do not necessarily reflect the official policy, position, or views of Koluguri 24/7 News TV. The content provided is for general informational purposes only. Koluguri 24/7 News TV does not endorse and is not responsible for the accuracy or reliability of any information shared by the guest. Viewer discretion is advised. The drought brought by time, the drought brought by Congress has come. He says El Nino; Chief Minister, what happened? Farmers from your own village Kondareddipalle are taking to the Sriశైలం highway and protesting, saying there is no electricity. Are you not feeling ashamed? When farmers from your own village are taking to the road, the Deputy Chief Minister is there, and he says electricity is not coming because of El Nino. It is not electricity because of El Nino, it is not water because of El Nino. God gave water, God gave coal, God gave everything wonderfully. God also gave our KCR; KCR came and brought electricity, built a substation, and gave electricity wonderfully. But unfortunately, although God gave everything, the one seated as chief minister does not have the intelligence to provide electricity. He does not have the intelligence to give urea, does not have the intelligence to pay Rythu Bandhu, does not have the intelligence to waive loans, does not have the intelligence to give bonus, and ultimately does not even have the intelligence to provide water.

Farmers cultivating paddy in the state are worried. Even though the government had advised against it due to El Niño, farmers cultivated paddy on 55 lakh acres. At present, because there have been no rains and because huge inflows have not reached projects from upstream, the crops that were sown are drying up. Meanwhile, 25 lakh electric motors are running on borewells and wells without gas. As a result, electricity consumption reaches 6,000 to 7,000 megawatts per day. In these conditions, everyone from farmers to officials is tense about whether the crop will be harvested. Paddy cultivation has become a major problem for farmers in the state. Due to El Niño, adequate rains did not fall this time. Expected inflows did not reach the projects. Because of this, tension over paddy cultivation has begun among farmers and officials alike. Although the government had campaigned that paddy should not be cultivated this season because rains would not fall due to El Niño, cultivation increased compared to previous years. With cultivation reaching more than 55 lakh acres, protecting the crop has now become like walking on a knife edge. With no rains, all the projects are lying empty. Groundwater has depleted. Farmers are depending on borewells and wells to save the crop. As paddy has reached the grain formation stage and the heat is intense, the need for water has increased. Farmers are running electric motors nonstop to draw water from borewells whose yield has reduced. As a result, electricity consumption has increased sharply. Agriculture is using a record 6,000 to 7,000 megawatts of electricity per day. Even after all this, many fields are drying up because sufficient water is not available. Due to El Niño, the state government had advised farmers not to cultivate paddy, saying that there would not be enough rains this monsoon and drought conditions would develop. In a cabinet meeting in July, it issued instructions to district collectors and agriculture department officials. It requested that dryland crops be cultivated instead of paddy. It also clarified that if reservoirs were not full, irrigation water would not be released and would be used only for drinking water needs. But the government’s advice was not implemented anywhere. On the contrary, paddy cultivation exceeded cotton this time. Across the state, crops were cultivated on 1 crore 24 lakh 90 thousand acres, of which paddy was sown on 55.89 lakh acres, the highest. After that, cotton was cultivated on 48.32 lakh acres, maize on 5.93 lakh acres, and crops like red gram on 5.57 lakh acres. The government announced that paddy cultivation was highest in Nalgonda district on 3.60 lakh acres, Suryapet district on 3.45 lakh acres, Siddipet district on 3.16 lakh acres, and Jagtial district on 3 lakh acres. There are more than 29 lakh agricultural electric motors across the state, and electricity department officials said that farmers are running more than 25 lakh motors daily without break. Because of this, agricultural electricity demand in the monsoon season has increased in an unprecedented manner. In years with normal rainfall, peak demand in the state used to be below 11,000 megawatts per day. Now it has crossed 19,500 megawatts per day. If rains were good, reservoirs and tanks would fill, groundwater levels would rise, borewell pumping would reduce, and electricity demand would fall. Then agricultural demand would be between 3,000 and 4,000 megawatts per day. But currently the agricultural load alone is crossing 6,000 to 7,000 megawatts per day, according to Southern and Northern DISCOM officials. Due to the El Niño effect, rainfall has been deficient in the state and groundwater levels have fallen to very low levels. Compared with last year, they have declined by an average of 2.09 meters. The groundwater resources department said groundwater has depleted in 30 districts in the state. It said the average groundwater level across the state is currently at a depth of 7.87 meters below the ground surface. In Medchal Malkajgiri, the water level has fallen the deepest on average to 12.12 meters. The government announced that in the Greater Hyderabad area, water levels have dropped by an average of 5 meters compared with last year. Due to the El Niño effect, a rainfall deficit was recorded this monsoon. As of September 18, only 543 mm of rain had fallen instead of the normal 640 mm. The government said some districts had a deficit of 15 to 20%, while others had a deficit of 30 to 46%. As a result, reservoirs in the Krishna and Godavari basins did not fill. While there were 500 TMC of water stored at the same time last year, now only 241 TMC is stored. Water levels have fallen by 50%. Even though intermittent rains fell, farmers cultivated paddy in lakhs of acres under the SRSP and Sagar ayacut in the united Nizamabad, Karimnagar, Warangal and Nalgonda districts, in various lifts in Palamuru district, and under Devadula in the united Warangal district, hoping that water would come into the projects and be released to the ayacut. Because rains did not fall and water did not come into the projects, water was not released under most projects and lifts except Devadula KLI. On the other hand, because groundwater has depleted, motors on borewells and wells are not able to run for more than half an hour to an hour. With temperatures above 35 degrees even during the rainy season, water is not flowing and crops are drying up in many places. As a result, farmers at many places are giving up hope for paddy and are leaving livestock out to find fodder.

Under the pretext of El Nino, they are troubling farmers: KTR Water should be supplied to the tail-end ayacut of Jurala: KTR Wanaparthy/Pebbair, Velugu: BRS working president KTR warned that Chief Minister Revanth Reddy is troubling Palamuru farmers in the name of El Nino and said they will fight until water is supplied to the tail-end ayacut of the Jurala project. After consoling former Kollapur MLA Beera Harshavardhan Reddy, he spoke to the media in Pebbair. He said that the Revanth government is using the least Krishna water, and reminded that during KCR's tenure more than 30 percent was used every year. He said that due to the government's attitude, the Jurala and KLI ayacut are in danger of drying up. He said that KCR completed the pending projects in Palamuru district and made them run smoothly. He said that if the Congress government spent Rs. 80,000 crore for the Kaleshwaram project, it created a fuss, but in Karnataka they spent Rs. 1 lakh crore to raise Almatti by 5 metres. He demanded that Jurala and KLI be switched on and that the Palamuru-Ranga Reddy lift irrigation scheme be started. He questioned why no response was being given even though water was flowing down from Srisailam. He said KLI pumps should be run continuously, and if they are run for a few days and then stopped, they will get damaged. He alleged that Chief Minister Revanth Reddy, a son of Palamuru, is not giving water for cultivation and has deceived farmers, and criticized him for giving them 100 TMC of water at the request of his guru, AP Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu. He said that when farmers in the Chief Minister's native village Kondareddypally came onto the road due to lack of electricity, farmers are being made to suffer by invoking the name of El Nino. Earlier, he inspected the Gummadam and Pebbair substations and the Jurala canal.

Farmers say crops are drying up due to power cuts

Under Congress rule, the future of the state's farmers has become uncertain, said BRS working president K. T. Rama Rao. He said that although there is abundant water in the upstream projects in Karnataka, the state government is in a position where it cannot even get at least 5 TMC of water released by speaking to the Congress government there. KTR spoke to the media in Pebberu, Wanaparthy district. He suggested that Revanth Reddy should hold talks with the Karnataka government without raising the Almatti height. KTR said that El Nino, rainfall deficit conditions, stoppage of water supply through canals, and continuous power interruptions are causing severe concern among farmers. He said that even now, the Speaker should realize that disqualification applies to MLAs who came from other parties. Earlier, he consoled the family of former Kollapur MLA Beeram Harshavardhan Reddy. Later, he spoke with farmers at the Gummadam village crossroads. KTR said it is strange that there is no water in Jurala in the own district of CM Revanth Reddy. If Revanth Reddy wants to evade by citing El Nino, if he wants to evade by citing power cuts, if he wants to evade by citing power generation, we will not let it go and will certainly question it. I want to ask the Revanth Reddy government one thing today: water is flowing down below—how then is there no water up here in Palamuru? Do the farmers asking this question have an answer from you? Demand it strongly. There is water at Almatti upstream, there is 160 TMC of water there, there is 30 TMC of water in Narayanpur in Karnataka, and the Congress government is there in Karnataka. If you ask strongly, if you demand 5 TMC of water, they will certainly give it.

Farmers protested demanding 24 hours of electricity.\n\nFarmers protested demanding 24 hours of electricity. ETV Telangana has been at the forefront of producing reliable and important news stories happening around the globe for its viewers. For more latest political and news updates:\n\nFarmers in Vikarabad district staged protests over electricity. Farmers from Momin Kalan, Momin Kuttu, and Rajapur villages in Dharur mandal staged a protest in front of the sub-station, saying that power supply was not proper. They protested demanding 24 hours of electricity supply. They expressed anger, saying they would not move until they were assured continuous power supply. They said proper quality electricity should be supplied to farmers for 24 hours. Because there is no quality electricity now, the supply keeps coming and going, causing problems. In addition, due to voltage problems in the electricity supply, motors and starters are getting burnt. Farmers also said that because of El Nino the rains have been low, so the government should keep farmers in mind. They appealed to the Honorable Chief Minister to conduct a review with electricity officials, since farmers in Vikarabad district are facing problems, and said that if 24 hours of electricity is provided immediately in this week, farmers may survive and stand on their feet.

If electricity is not provided to paddy crops, roads will be blocked.. farmers' warning | Bhuvanagiri #Telangana Farmers’ protest at the Bhuvanagiri Divisional Engineer office Farmers demand electricity for paddy crops Warning that roads will be blocked along with farmers if electricity is not provided Bhuvanagiri Farmers Protest | Telangana Farmers News | Ma Telangana At the Bhuvanagiri Divisional Engineer office, farmers demanded electricity supply for paddy crops. Leaders warned that if the necessary electricity is not provided to the crops, they will block roads along with farmers. • Demand for electricity for paddy crops • Situation at the Bhuvanagiri Divisional Engineer office • Farmers’ problems • Farmers’ demand for power supply • Warning of road blockade ⏱️ Timestamps & Highlights 00:00 – farmers’ problem 00:30 – demand for electricity 01:30 – appeal to officials 02:30 – farmers’ warning 03:30 – announcement of road blockade

KTR... looking into power cuts at the Pebberu substation..! | KTR | Pebberu | PowerCuts | Farmers 12 hours of electricity is being supplied, sir. It went off at 11, and after that it went off again at 11:40. It went off again after that. We do not know where it went off. We know that crops are drying. If we work outside, ... If the Palamuru-Rangareddy project is not completed 90%, 10% will be left idle today and Palamuru will decline. We demand that you immediately correct the system, saying that you will destroy Palamuru agriculture.

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Under the auspices of the Telangana Rythu Sangam in Yacharam mandal of Ranga Reddy district, farmers and leaders of the farmers' organization from various villages in Yacharam mandal took out a large rally with farmers' organization flags from Yacharam electricity office to the Nagarjuna Sagar highway bus stop, demanding 24 hours of three-phase power supply, and staged a protest in front of the electricity office. Key guests for this program included CPM Party Ranga Reddy district committee member Perumandla Anjayya, CPM Party Yacharam mandal secretary Allampalli Narasimha, farmers' organization Yacharam president and secretary Mandal Balraju and Sabhavat Tarpunayak, CITU mandal secretary Chandu Nayak, DYFI Yacharam mandal secretary Allampalli Jangayya, and Hadar Jaram. Speaking at the dharna program, CPM leaders Anjayya and Narasimha said that there are 24 gram panchayats in Yacharam mandal. They expressed deep concern that this year paddy and cotton are being cultivated extensively, and that the paddy crop is drying up due to the lack of 24-hour three-phase electricity. They said farmers are suffering badly after investing lakhs of rupees. They demanded that electricity AE officials respond immediately and provide 24-hour three-phase electricity to every village, and they urged the state government to do so. Farmers and CPM leaders participated in the program. They said there is a low-voltage problem and an insufficient electricity problem everywhere, and that in no substation is any farmer getting fully good-quality electricity. Farmers from Nandivariparthi, Nallavelli, Chintapalli, Medipalli, Tadiparthi, Nanak Nagar, Urimidi, Dharmanaguda, and Chintala brought paddy crops to the electricity office because the paddy fields were drying up. They said the Congress government had promised 24-hour electricity in the last elections, and asked how far that promise is being implemented. They said farmers are being harmed when LC is taken for village needs or light bills, and that separate feeders are needed—one for the village and one for farmers. They said electricity is being cut in the name of LC in many ways, and there is a risk of crops drying out. They also said that if a transformer burns out, it should be limited to that transformer, but instead the entire junction is affected. They stated that in this area there are serious problems such as low voltage and poor electricity supply. They asked the AE to immediately look into the issue and make a plan to prevent it. They said this farmers' organization is not new to the region and asked that action be taken immediately. They said cultivation opportunities exist in Yacharam, Kandukur, and Manchal in the Ibrahimpatnam region, while other areas like Adibatla and Maheshwaram have become commercial and industrial zones and agricultural land has been converted into plots, leaving no scope for farming. They said Yacharam mandal is suitable for agriculture and therefore the government machinery should provide quality electricity and support farmers. They said that if necessary they would sit there and even cook on the road until the promise is fulfilled. They also said there is a need to provide single-phase electricity in Nallavelli village near Pawulakada. They repeated that there are 24 panchayats in the mandal and that nine substations are affected by low voltage. They said many farmers from villages including Nandivariparthi, Nallavelli, Chintapalli, Medipalli, Tadiparthi, Nanak Nagar, Gurimidi, Dharmanaguda, and Chintala came with paddy plants because the fields were drying up. They said the Congress government had promised 24-hour electricity in the last elections, and reminded the rulers to consider how far that promise has been implemented. They said there is a risk of crops drying up again, and that electricity is being supplied only from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. They said that in the past, when Telangana had electricity for three or four hours, farmers could still irrigate their fields in the cool morning hours, but now because electricity is cut during summer mornings and afternoons, they must irrigate, let it dry, and irrigate again. They asked the AE, who was present there, to visit all nine substations in Yacharam mandal and plan separate feeders for agricultural farmers in every village. They also asked MLA Mallareddy to intervene immediately and speak with officials so that farmers in Yacharam and the Ibrahimpatnam region get quality electricity. They repeated that Yacharam and Kandukur in the Ibrahimpatnam region are suitable for agriculture, while areas like Adibatla and Maheshwaram have become commercial and industrial zones and agricultural land has been converted into plots, making agriculture impossible. They again said that officials, especially the AE and DE, should work to provide quality electricity to farmers in Yacharam mandal and support them. They said they would not leave until 12 hours of electricity is guaranteed for the next two months. They also said farmers in Nallavelli village are demanding single-phase supply. They repeated that many villages have many problems and that the AE should speak to the government authorities and ensure adequate electricity for farmers for the next two months.

I went together with farmers to the Gummadam substation in Pebberu mandal, Wanaparthy district, inspected the substation logbook, and asked officials for details about the power supply. Farmers expressed strong anger, saying that saying 'we are providing 24-hour electricity' is a blatant lie, and that even 6 hours of electricity is not being supplied properly.

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Power cuts.. farmers’ dharna.. Telangana Farmers Protest Over Power Cuts @TG24X7Live Power cuts.. farmers’ dharna.. Telangana Farmers Protest Over Power Cuts @TG24X7Live Our dedicated team brings you fresh and exclusive news 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, delivering accurate, timely, and reliable information. Whether it's the latest headlines, in-depth analysis, or trending stories, we provide comprehensive news coverage to keep you up-to-date with what’s happening around you. Farmers say there is no kingdom without farmers, and they are asking Revanth Reddy to give electricity to farmers immediately. Under Congress rule in the constituency, “no more power cuts,” they say. Farmers from Momin Kalon village and four villages say that because proper quality electricity is available only for six or seven hours, paddy fields and cotton fields are not getting water. Therefore, we, the farmers, are appealing to the Honourable Chief Minister and also to Speaker Gaddam Prasad Kumar, who represents this constituency, to provide quality 24-hour electricity while keeping farmers in mind. We have come to the substation along with farmers for this purpose. Please support our farmers and provide farmers with 24-hour electricity and quality supply immediately. Because there is no quality current now, it is coming and going, so paddy fields are being damaged. Also, because of voltage problems in the electricity supply, motors and starters are burning. Due to El Niño effects, rains are also low now, so keeping farmers in mind, Honourable Chief Minister, since you represent the Kodangal constituency, and Vikarabad is adjacent, please review this area with your electrical electricity officials. There is a problem for farmers in Vikarabad district, so if you provide farmers with 24-hour electricity immediately, farmers may survive this week. Otherwise, crops may fall on the ground. Therefore, as a farmer’s child and as farmers, we are holding this dharna irrespective of parties, so please talk to electricity officials immediately and ensure 24-hour electricity is provided.

Land value did not increase just like that, brother. In Telangana there is 24×7 power, water supply, subsidy for pesticides, and water for agricultural land through irrigation systems. There has been hard work behind this for 5 years. Why has Telangana land value become higher than anywhere else in India?

There is no electricity at night... farmers are distressed saying their crops are drying up! | Tolivelugu Tolivelugu is No.1 Channel in Telangana State. For latest Telangana breaking news, Telangana News, exclusive interviews, and in-depth coverage from Telangana. Stay updated with real-time news, trending stories, and insightful conversations with key personalities. We bring you the most relevant updates across politics, current affairs, and much more. Whether it's the latest development or exclusive interviews, Tolivelugu ensures you get the news that matters most from the heart Telangana. For more latest updates on the news : However, the president said the farmers came and told us that we are not getting electricity at night and we are facing difficulties, our crops are drying up. There is no hydel power, and if three-phase power is supplied from 5:30 in the morning on one side, the village ELCs are taking it and power drops are happening, due to which farmers are facing difficulties, president.

Telangana Rainfall Deficit & Paddy Cultivation | Uttam Kumar, Seethakka Key Remarks | Swatantra Tv For more Latest News Updates: Contact:- swatantranewschannel@gmail.com Speaker: Thank you, Minister Seethakka. Today we are discussing a matter that affects this country, this state, and the world to a great extent because of El Niño. Hon’ble Uttam Kumar started this discussion. Because of El Niño, every family in this state is affected in some form, and the situation is especially serious. Some people are trying to mislead the public with false propaganda, saying this is a problem brought by Congress or some other claim. This is not a problem created within our state borders. It is an abnormal change in sea surface temperatures in the Pacific Ocean, thousands of kilometers away, and the impact of that change is being felt in our fields, ponds, livelihoods, and even drinking water. Because of this, people are under some stress. This El Niño situation and the conditions that have developed this year are not only in our country but worldwide. Due to El Niño, rainfall deficits are being seen across the world. That is why the World Meteorological Organization as well as the United Nations have already announced that everyone must face this difficult period together. Because of El Niño, rainfall decreases, heat increases, and water availability also becomes very low. As a result, water is not available for agriculture, and underground water is drying up due to the intensity of the heat. If agriculture declines, its impact also falls on laborers. Therefore, responsibility for providing work to poor laborers is also being planned through the Panchayat Raj department and employment guarantee labor works. If agriculture declines in the state, it will also affect prices. According to central government statistics, El Niño’s impact on the monsoon is clearly visible across the country. In kharif, the area under paddy cultivation across the country has decreased by 17 lakh hectares compared with last year. This year, the overall agricultural area has decreased by about 4 to 4.5 percent. El Niño is not an exception for Telangana either; its impact on Telangana is also significant. Even so, the state government is taking all kinds of measures to face these challenges. Chief Minister Revanth Reddy and our ministers have been holding many meetings since April and June with agriculture, irrigation, Panchayat Raj, and power supply departments to create awareness among the public, advise sowing rainfed crops, and encourage crop diversification because water scarcity is expected. The government has been conducting many meetings and creating awareness in advance for agriculture. As Mahatma Gandhi said, land, air, and water are not inherited from our ancestors; they are borrowed from our children, so we have a responsibility to pass natural resources safely to future generations. Indira Gandhi also said that while we cannot control the monsoons, we can use the water resources we have efficiently. Accordingly, the government has taken several measures. The problems are also opportunities, as Albert Einstein said. When we had water available, we thought about how to conserve it, but if wells are dug suddenly and indiscriminately, there can still be difficulties. Based on the warnings from the meteorology department, many programs were launched in the Panchayat Raj department from April. Programs such as Jalasri, water tank desilting, water recharge, and soak pits were taken up. The government is not running away from the problem or postponing it; it is creating awareness among the public and moving forward with plans involving officials, MLAs, and public representatives to overcome the issue. The government is not adopting an evasive attitude or negligence. In such difficult situations, the government is taking steps on what to do, how to motivate the public, how to conserve water, how to increase employment, and how to move forward with planning. We cannot stop natural calamities, but we can reduce their impact. Under the leadership of Chief Minister Revanth Reddy, the government became alert in advance and took all these measures so that people do not face difficulties. To ensure that employment does not decline in rural families and water scarcity does not increase, various steps are being taken through the Panchayat Raj and rural development departments to reduce the impact of El Niño. Master trainers are being trained and made to create awareness among people in villages. Under the Panchayat Raj department, two major problems are being faced in rural areas during El Niño: one is water scarcity and the other is employment. Our department is taking all measures so that drinking water problems do not arise in rural areas. Since drinking water is more important than anything after air, we are coordinating regularly with the irrigation minister Uttam Kumar and the irrigation department to see how much water is available in each reservoir and to preserve it for drinking water as far as possible rather than for irrigation. Because of this coordination between the drinking water and irrigation departments through weekly meetings, even in this severe El Niño situation, water has been conserved in reservoirs to ensure drinking water supply for the coming period. We appeal to all the people of the state and farmers through this Assembly meeting: this difficult period did not come from some other state or another place; it has arisen due to various changes in the climate. Therefore, the government has repeatedly advised sowing rainfed crops and avoiding crops that require more water. When we go to villages, we see that it rains at night, but by morning the sun becomes so intense that the water is completely absorbed by the crops. Because of this, the effect of rain is not even visible. That is why the government believes drinking water is very important. At present, there are 34 reservoirs in the state being used for drinking water. Among them, Singur is in a very dangerous condition, and the water there will last only 75 days. In such an unpleasant situation, steps are being taken so that there will be no difficulty there in the coming period.

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Farmers are facing severe difficulties due to power cuts.. it should be resolved immediately #rajeshreddy #powercuts #farmers Farmers are facing severe difficulties due to power cuts.. it should be resolved immediately Congress MLA Kuchukulla Rajesh Reddy said that farmers are facing severe difficulties due to power cuts in the Nagarkurnool constituency. He requested the concerned officials to quickly resolve the electricity problems faced by farmers. What are the difficulties farmers are facing due to power cuts? What is the MLA's request to solve the problem? Full details in this video. Farmers in the constituency have been facing a lot of difficulty recently because of electricity. The ministers should clarify that issue soon and ensure that farmers do not face such difficulties. Also, there is some clarification regarding Indiramma houses in the first phase and L3; that also should be clarified. Thank you.

Farmers are facing severe difficulties due to power cuts.. #RajeshReddy #KuchukullaRajeshReddy #Nagarkurnool #telangana Farmers are facing severe difficulties due to power cuts.. Chairman, recently the farmers in our constituency are facing a lot of difficulties regarding electricity. I sincerely request that the minister clarify this issue very soon and ensure that these farmers do not face any difficulties. Likewise, Chairman, there is still some clarification needed regarding the first phase of Indiramma houses and the ELT there; I sincerely request that this also be clarified. Thank you, Chairman.

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Sir, when 50 out of 50 is given, he is far away somewhere; we will catch him. He is somewhere on 10 acres; when he is there, can he sign here? He cannot sign that. This means that if he is not there, can he give it? If he does not give it, can he give it? Another thing is electricity: it was given from 6 in the morning and then closed at 6. Now it has become 8 hours. Even now, there is no certainty about when it is given. Another thing is that the price of pesticide sacks has increased for the farmer; even the fertilizer sacks have not been increased just casually. Earlier it was 20, now it becomes 2400 from 1800. The price of pesticide sacks has increased. For cotton, the price of our pesticides has increased. Not a single thing has been properly built, there is no support for it. Now the farmer, what is the meaning of deduction? Keep this deduction, keep that deduction. Do it according to the method. What deduction is there? For what he sold, there is no deduction. For cotton, there is a deduction; it should also be there for other things, right? There is no such thing. There is no TRS rate for anything. There is no rate. What rate is there now? Earlier it sold for 7000; if it sells for 7000 now, what will happen? Input costs have increased; everything has increased. When everything increases, is that its value? If it has no value, what are we talking about? What are we saying about that? I don't want to talk too much, right?

Vikarabad district, at Mopur Gate and in the Mahbubnagar part village, the road was blocked a few hours after demanding electricity supply only for the electricity needed for the village. Clearly yes, the movement, a burden, students, many problems, India, victory, salute, victory, India.

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Congress rule has brought power hardship! BRS dharna with farmers in Peddashankarampet! We are doing a Telugu newspaper analysis video regarding the latest political news and local news in Telangana state. The speech says that farmers in Shankarampet mandal depend entirely on borewell irrigation, and that there is no canal irrigation or tank irrigation there. It alleges that the current supply is poor, low-voltage power is being given, motors are burning out, transformers are failing, and crops are drying up. It also says that during the previous BRS/TRS government, 24-hour quality power was supplied, additional sub-stations and transformers were provided as needed, and farmers cultivated successfully for many years. It claims that under the current Congress government, only 6 to 8 hours of electricity is being supplied, Rythu Bandhu has not been given for three installments/three seasons, and the government should make arrangements to protect farmers’ crops and restore 24-hour power.

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Farmers in the joint Karimnagar district are suffering because of power cuts. They are angry at the Revanth government. Due to electricity cuts, there is not enough irrigation water for crops, and the crops are drying up. Motors are burning out because of fluctuating power supply. Farmers are worried that there will be no chance of harvesting the crops. Farmers are demanding 24-hour uninterrupted electricity as promised by Congress. Power cuts in the joint Karimnagar district are troubling farmers. The Congress government had promised 24-hour uninterrupted electricity, but on the ground even seven hours is not being supplied. As a result, crops are not getting proper water and are drying up. Motors worth thousands of rupees are burning out. Farmers are angry at the Revanth government. In Rajanna Sircilla, Jagtial and Karimnagar districts, farmers came onto the roads and held dharnas and road blockades. In Jagtial district's Korutla constituency, farmers surrounded substations in Metpalli and Mallapur mandals. They expressed anger that the Revanth government promised 24-hour power but is not even providing seven hours. They said crops are drying due to electricity problems and that there is no chance of harvesting the crops. Farmers in Mallareddypet village in Rajanna Sircilla district staged a road blockade in front of the Lingannapet substation on the main road. They demanded that officials stop neglecting the situation and supply quality electricity, saying crops are drying due to power cuts. Farmers at Sundaragiri in Karimnagar district staged a road blockade on the Karimnagar-Husnabad main road. They held the stalks of withered maize, cotton and paddy crops and expressed their distress on the road. BRS leaders participated in the event in support of the farmers. Farmers said all crops are drying because electricity is not coming properly, and they warned that if 24-hour quality electricity is not provided as Congress promised, they will intensify their protests. They appealed to the Chief Minister to increase power supply and asked for at least 15 hours of electricity to support farmers. They said that unlike now, during the previous government farmers used to get at least 18 to 20 hours of power even if 24 hours was promised. They also said that if something happens to a farmer, there is not even farmer insurance in place. They urged officials to wake up before the crops dry out and demanded 24-hour uninterrupted electricity for agriculture without cuts in the joint Karimnagar district.

Protesting power cuts in the state. In Thimmannagudem village of Kanagal mandal, Nalgonda district, farmers have been facing severe difficulties because they say there is no electricity here. They say that even the 12 hours of electricity the government provides is not being supplied; they are not getting even two or three hours of electricity. For the past two or three hours, they held a dharna on the road here. Even after the police came, there was no situation in which they could control it. The farmers are very worried, saying that the government is causing them a lot of hardship by not giving electricity. So let us hear the farmers' words here. As we can see here, there is a traffic jam within a kilometer radius. From the toll gate here and from there, people are facing a lot of difficulty, around 10 kilometers here and another 10 kilometers there. Travelers are facing a lot of trouble, and farmers are worried and suffering a lot because crops are standing in the fields, and they are not able to get water properly. Even water is not being supplied from the canals. No one is taking note of the farmers' problem here. Even when they call the AE, there is no response; even when they call the AE, there is no response; no one responds. So today the farmers themselves came out for a dharna. They are concerned that the government is not properly addressing the farmers' problem. Therefore, the farmers are requesting that the government respond immediately and provide a quick solution to the difficulties they are facing.

Namaskaram, welcome to Pratidhwani. There are only 15 days left for the monsoon season. This is the time when crops should be flourishing and ready for harvest, but reduced cultivated area, dried crops, depleted groundwater, and borewells drying up are causing a severe agricultural crisis in Telangana due to the El Nino effect and lack of rain. Farmers who have sown crops are facing many difficulties in protecting them because of the rainfall deficit, and some farmers who have no hope in the rains are leaving the crops for cattle fodder. On the other hand, power interruptions have become a problem. Overall, the reporting of deficit rainfall in 19 districts shows the pathetic condition of the agricultural sector in the state. In this context, what is the condition of farmers? Has the state government prepared any action plan to support them? If the El Nino effect continues like this in the next season too, what precautions should farmers take? These topics are being discussed in today’s Pratidhwani discussion, with MLC Nelikanti Satyam and Professor Aldus Janayya, an agricultural university senior agricultural economist from Hyderabad. First, Satyam garu, we have been seeing frequent reports about severe rainfall deficit in the kharif season in the state due to El Nino. You also conducted field visits on this issue. What did you observe there? Greetings to ETV viewers. Likewise, greetings to Janayya garu and everyone participating. What is happening in this state due to the El Nino effect is a severe drought; compared to normal rainfall, rain is much lower, the whole of Telangana seems to be turning into a desert, groundwater has fallen, and the crops that were sown cannot be saved. Farmers are struggling in many places because of the rainfall deficit, and those who have no hope of rain are leaving the crops for cattle fodder. On the other hand, power interruptions have become a problem. The deficit rainfall in 19 districts according to government records indicates the tragic state of agriculture in the state. What is the condition of farmers in this context? Has the state government prepared any action plan to support them? What precautions should farmers take if the El Nino effect continues like this next season? Satyam garu says that he recently visited Kallapalli village in Munugodu mandal, where farmers are using tanker water to protect the standing crops. In that area, farmers are spending 1,000 rupees per tractor and using tankers to save paddy crops. In addition, power cuts are a serious issue in the state; rainfall has been affected by the El Nino effect, groundwater levels have fallen, and poor-quality electricity is not being supplied properly. Electricity is available only from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., and even then there are breaks in between when power goes out. Therefore, power cuts are creating a difficult atmosphere in the state. Because of the El Nino effect, power cuts, and falling groundwater, farmers are in a helpless situation, burdened with debt, and the agricultural sector has fallen into crisis. Janayya garu, agricultural statistics say that the total normal cultivated area in the state has decreased by 8% due to rainfall deficit. What will be the situation of yields and farmers’ income to that extent? Greetings to the Telangana farming community through the Honorable MLC. Now, the Honorable MLC garu has described what a drought situation looks like. What he described is that if institutions, systems, and governments do not pay attention beyond this, such a situation will definitely arise. But in the state, it is not as serious as he described. The reason is that rainfall is indeed 22 to 25 percent below normal. This is a fact. Due to developments in the Pacific Ocean, the El Nino effect is causing the worst impact in India, with Telangana, plus some parts of Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka, being most affected. Other states do not have such a situation. From April, for about five months, international weather forecasts and national forecasts have been clearly warning governments and providing advance information. In this context, the Telangana government and our agricultural university, through the programme 'Scientists at the Farmer’s Doorstep,' continuously toured different districts for 33 days with 500 scientists, 1,000 agricultural officers, and 1,000 agricultural students, going directly to farmers to prepare them in April, May, and June itself about the coming situation. Now, mentally and agriculturally, we must overcome the situation described by the Honorable Legislative Council member. To overcome it, we need to increase our understanding of nature and take loss-mitigation measures; alternate cropping systems may be needed. There are some things farmers should do and some things they should not do. There are some things the government should do and some things scientists should do. We have been explaining all this comprehensively to farmers and continuously advising the government from our agricultural university. We have also been telling the Chief Secretary in video conferences to inform district collectors of this situation through the government so that farmers can be prepared and loss mitigation can be done. The intention is that income should not fall, and losses should not increase further. There are some problem areas, but the problem has somewhat reduced due to efforts. What efforts? For example, paddy cultivation has increased significantly beyond requirements in Telangana, for various reasons such as the government’s procurement policy, a significant increase in groundwater over the past ten years, good rainfall, the monsoon, and IMD data. From 2016 to 2025-26, borewell numbers doubled from 16 lakh to over 32 lakh, so people started growing paddy where water was available, since paddy is seen as a low-risk crop. As a result, paddy area increased significantly and pulses, oilseeds, and vegetables area decreased substantially. We all said this should be taken as an opportunity. When nature turns adverse and rainfall decreases, we should take it as an opportunity because there is no choice. Reservoirs have no water, groundwater has reduced somewhat, if reservoirs have no water there is no power, if there is no power borewells cannot run, and then nothing happens. But the immediate need is to prepare a crop-alternative contingency crop plan.

From tilling to urea... the farmer is trapped in debt! What should the government do? | #TeluguFarmers #Dubbakanews From tilling to urea... the farmer is trapped in debt! What should the government do? | #TeluguFarmers #Dubbakanews A special ground report on the real problems farmers face, from tilling and seed time to seeds, urea fertilizers, irrigation water problems, and power cuts. See in this video how the plight of farmers in the Dubbaka area is. Key points discussed in the video (Topics Covered): The main problems faced by farmers Difficulties during tilling and seed time Urea fertilizer shortage problem Irrigation water problem and power cuts Ground report on Telangana farmers' problems DUBBAKABULETIN is an official YouTube Channel which will constantly keep you updated with the latest breaking news, trending topics, entertainment videos, viral videos, latest happenings and other social media viral news exclusively on DUBBAKABULETIN DUBBAKABULETIN is always at the forefront in providing it's users with a variety of contents politicians interviews, interviews with astrologists, Devotional Interviews. Broadcast items usually name the district out loud rather than in the title. Prefer a district named here over one merely inferred, but do not invent one if the transcript never says it. Hello, welcome to Dubbaka Bulletin. Hello sir. Hello, what is your name? Bhumampalli. Our Sukk Ramesh. I am Chukka Ramesh. Which village? Our Bhoompalli. How many years of experience do you have in agriculture now? We have experience from 30 years. So you have a long experience. We have been farming since childhood. Oh, so are you tenant farmers or owners? Tenant farmers. Tenant farmers. We have taken land on lease. We have some own land. We have four acres on lease. Our own land is one acre, sir. Okay. If there is no water, you cannot apply fertilizer; if there is water, only then can you apply it. Now I don't even have one bag. For four acres, I have only one bag. What can I do? You need water to grow the crop, and you need enough urea fertilizer for this crop. This is the farmer's distress we are seeing. You were going around in the fields before, right? Yes, sir. You sang a song. If we grow crops, only then can people eat. That is right, sir. If we have to cultivate, we need irrigation water. For this crop, we need sufficient urea fertilizers. Now what can I say? We need to look after four animals, that's all. If you sow, do you apply fertilizer with water or without water? Only when there is water, sir. Only when there is water? Does it flow then or not? It should be applied when there is water. Now there is no water flow, right? There is no water coming here, and there is no urea. Very sad, sir. If one bag comes, if one bag is applied per acre... If one more bag is found, I will keep it for the whole crop. It is good if one bag is applied per acre. Without fertilizer it is not good. What should I say now? They say it is waste. That means only people like you grow it, and people like us eat it. Correct, sir. Now what can we do? We have to grow the crop. To grow the crop, irrigation water is needed. For this crop, enough urea fertilizers are needed. We are seeing the farmer's suffering. So you have been travelling around earlier, right? Yes, sir, travelling and singing a song. ... If water comes, how will electricity come? Electricity should be given for 24 hours. Then 24 hours. Now, after the BRS government, under KCR's government, 24-hour power was given. But now how many hours is it being given? It is being given for 12 hours, 12-3 phase. It turns on at 7:30 in the morning and switches off at 7:30. Then now six hours pass. The wire, what do they call it, trip... There used to be water in the past government; electricity came; water came. In the current government, water has stopped, electricity has stopped, and urea has stopped. One more farmer is visible to us. ... mixed and broadcast by a farmer. How many bags came? If you booked them, how many did you get? I booked three bags for four acres. Is that enough? It is not enough. How is the electricity getting now? Now the electricity is coming at 8 o'clock, and then it goes off again. How are the water and electricity? How long has tilling taken you? Tilling took 14 hours. How much is one hour? 1,400 rupees per hour. If there is no electricity on time, no urea on time, and no water on time... In the previous government, everything was fine, 24-hour electricity was there. Now what happened to the tanks? The tanks were filled, the ponds were filled. How many times do you do it? Three times. At sowing time, tilling, then weed control, and then after 10 days urea is applied. How much is a bag of urea now? One bag is 300 rupees. What about the labor for the gander/gang plough? For that, 500. For tilling, 1,250. How many kilos does one bag contain? It is 50 kilos. Earlier it was 50. Now it is 45 or 40 kilos. Earlier, how much was it? Earlier it was 50. What is this, sir? Farmers are being squeezed. If one bag is not available now, earlier when there was a bag shortage, people would keep it aside. Now it is like that, the machinery takes it away. That is all, it is all loss in agriculture. The loss is that large. If people like you do not cultivate, people like us cannot eat. I am requesting political parties and leaders, all party activists, to watch this video. Please protect farmers like this, then in the future we will be able to eat rice. There is no ganga kuli on time, no urea on time, no water on time, no electricity on time. Not only is nothing available on time, but the quality of what is available, whether urea, hours of electricity, or tilling, is reduced and the price is increased. Only the government knows what that accounting is. They increased it by 20 rupees. It used to be 280, now it is 300. Even if it is 300, urea is not available to us. At least if it is available to us, it should be obtainable.

My name is Balrajeshwar, sir. It is Balkonda because earlier now our Revanth Reddy government, Congress, is well familiar with our youth, Dharani. They are giving 24 hours electricity well. They are cutting it for one, two, or three hours at night; they used to give it for 12 hours, from 5:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. Now they cut it at five and give it at six in the morning. There is no fixed time from five to six. Sometimes it goes off from above, and then it stays off until morning, for four or five hours. They give it only if a message comes from Warangal; if it goes from Pochamp then they give it. We are परेशान (troubled) about electricity. The fields are not getting proper water; there are some difficulties for the fields. After giving electricity, they put an app in our village; two bags per acre are not available on time. They keep saying online sale, and we do not know when it will stop. There is no stock in the godowns. We are facing a little lot of difficulties. Agriculture is having a lot of difficulties.

Farmers’ protest for electricity! Crops are drying up with 6–8 hours of power! #tnews Sangareddy district Farmers staged a protest at the Hanumantharaopet substation in Narayankhed mandal. Farmers staged a protest at the Hanumantharaopet substation in Narayankhed mandal and held an agitation. Farmers expressed distress that crops are drying up because electricity supply is not proper. Farmers alleged that electricity is being supplied for only 6 to 8 hours a day, and even that has a low-voltage problem, so borewells are not working properly. Farmers said that, along with lack of rain, crops are being damaged because electricity supply is not proper.

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