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“Abolish illegal moisture measurement system in PADDY PROCUREMENT.”
The manifesto promised abolition of an allegedly illegal moisture measurement system used against farmers during paddy procurement. Reporting as recent as December 2025 indicates the underlying problem persists rather than having been resolved: farmers continued to face load rejections at procurement centres due to strict moisture norms, compounded by unseasonal rains, contributing to procurement disputes and unpaid bonus arrears. No approved-source evidence was found of a reform abolishing the disputed moisture measurement practice. Because the grievance the promise targeted appears to continue rather than to have been addressed, the verdict is pending, with a real case for broken given continuing farmer distress from the same underlying practice. Budget: not applicable; this is a procurement-procedure commitment. [source to be replaced: the ongoing moisture-rejection reporting rests on a source outside the strict approved list and should be upgraded when an approved source is available]
Reporting describes continuing farmer load rejections over strict moisture norms during paddy procurement
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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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