Review and abolish the Pharma City project in Rangareddy district
The Pharma City policy in Rangareddy district will be reviewed as per the aspiration of the farmers and High Court orders, and steps will be initiated to abolish it.
Indian National Congress · Telangana Legislative Assembly Election 2023
Last updated 11 Jul 2026
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Help us verify“Farmers Commission to be formed to offer a permanent resolution on outstanding farm issues.”
The declaration promised the formation of a Farmers Commission to offer a permanent resolution to outstanding farm issues. The government constituted the Telangana Agriculture and Farmers Welfare Commission, which has since been active, including submitting a report to the government on crop diversification and price policy. Intent-match credit is given because the promised body (a Farmers Commission) corresponds to the constituted body (the Agriculture and Farmers Welfare Commission), which performs the promised advisory role on farm issues. The formation itself is delivered, supporting a fulfilled verdict; whether the commission achieves permanent resolution of farm issues is a matter of its ongoing output rather than of its establishment. Confidence is low as the evidence rests on a single approved newspaper report. Budget: no separate allocation figure was verified; commissions of this type operate through the department's administrative budget.
Telangana Agriculture and Farmers Welfare Commission reported to have submitted recommendations on crop diversification
View sourcePromise made in the Warangal Rythu Declaration; polling held on this date
The Pharma City policy in Rangareddy district will be reviewed as per the aspiration of the farmers and High Court orders, and steps will be initiated to abolish it.
We will set up sterilization centers in every district to control the monkey population and reduce the risk of monkey-human contact.
Milk producers will be given Rs. 5 incentive.

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