International Journal of Agriculture Extension and Social Development

author(s)
Chintawar Shraddha, Basavaprabhu Jirli, Rayirala Rakesh, Pandhiri Kruparani, Kethireddy Abhilash Reddy and Somdutt Tripathi

abstract
Rythu Bandhu Scheme is an Agriculture Investment Support Scheme launched by the state of Telangana. In this research work, I made an effort to document the problems faced by the various stakeholders of the scheme and suggestions given by them. The study was conducted in the district of Adilabad of a state Telangana. A total of Two mandals and ten villages were selected. Using proportionate sampling a total of 220 respondents were taken as a sample. 70% of the farmers considered the credit assistance was not given in a timely manner as the major problem followed by the benefits of the credit are more for large farmers when compared to small and marginal farmers (63.6%). 68.1% of the sample suggested that the Assistance should be provided before starting of the season followed by a suggestion of re-survey should be taken into consideration (47.2%). 86.8% of the officials experienced the problem of slow working of the RBS portal during the day caused a delay in the updating of the farmers information and majority of them suggested there should be an Option to edit the errors if any should be allowed at the AEO level.