Rythu Bharosa: Rs 12,000 per year to agricultural labour

The manifesto promised Rs 12,000 per year to agricultural labour under the Rythu Bharosa guarantee. The government's delivery vehicle for this commitment is the Indiramma Atmiya Bharosa sub-scheme, which is described as providing Rs 12,000 per year to landless agricultural families, with eligibility determined from MGNREGS job-card records (a family member having worked a minimum number of days in the reference year). Intent-match credit is considered because the promised beneficiary group (agricultural labour) and the promised amount (Rs 12,000 per year) correspond to the delivering scheme. However, no approved-source evidence of actual disbursement to beneficiaries under this sub-scheme was found, so the verdict is held at partial: the mechanism exists and the amount matches, but delivery on the ground is not independently confirmed. Budget: no approved-source allocation or utilisation figure specific to the landless-labour component was verified. [source to be replaced: delivery evidence for this sub-scheme rests on non-approved reporting and should be upgraded when an official source is available]