A state's ability to grow is based on its industry and agricultural output. While industries are prioritised, the agriculture sector is need to be more noticed. One of the most fundamental necessities for human survival is food, and farmers play a significant role in this. Every time there is a natural disaster, excessive rainfall, a drought, or any other event that affects their farm, Indian
... [Show full abstract] farmers are faced with a severe economic problem. Therefore, the Indian government and various states are pushing agricultural investment schemes to help farmers by giving them monetary support to buy the resources they need to farm during India's two primary harvest seasons. This kind of programme is offered by every state; in order to assist farmers, the central government launched the Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi programme in 2019. This paper examines the current status of Telangana's Rythu Bandhu agricultural investment support programme. Despite what the government says, the study focuses on how the programme is implemented and carried out, and it also sees whether this scheme is beneficial for farmers or not, by descriptive research, with mixed quantitative and qualitative data from secondary resources. The scheme is beneficial, but it requires greater awareness and is only available to a small group of individuals, which prevents proper financial utilisation. Additionally, the program's assistance to farmers is only available for a limited number of crops. If the government were to solve its shortcomings, it could seize chances and bolster the agricultural industries.