The YSRCP Manifesto 2024 has finally been made public. The YSRCP Manifesto 2024 has been formally announced by YSRCP leader Jagan Mohan. The ruling and opposition parties in Andhra Pradesh are getting ready to unveil their manifestos as the nominations for the general elections approach. Every party will benefit from these manifestos in the election outcomes. The YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) eventually presented their manifesto on Saturday, April 27, as anticipated.
Promise 1 in the YSRCP Manifesto 2024
Pension Amount: The YSRCP Manifesto commits to gradually increasing the pension for the aged and infirm from Rs. 3,000 to Rs. 3,500. The dates of this are set for January 2028 and January 2029.
Promise 2
Sustaining Welfare Programs: The YSRCP manifesto promises to maintain the current welfare programs that are designed to help the people of Andhra Pradesh.
Promise 3
Enhancing Ammavadi Scheme: This program would give mothers cash assistance. The YSRCP platform proposes raising the financial support for mothers from Rs. 15,000 to Rs. 17,000 through the “Ammavadi” plan.
Promise 4
YSR Zero Paisa Interest Scheme: Another feature of the YSRCP Manifesto is the zero-interest lending option. The YSR Zero Paisa Interest plan would give loans to nearly three lakh people, offering interest-free financial support.
Promise 5
Financial assistance is intended for women from low-income families through the YSR Cheyutha Expansion. The YSR Cheyutha scheme’s funding would be extended in four phases, rising from the current Rs. 75,000 to Rs. 1.50 lakh. In other words, this extra sum will be given out in four stages.
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Promise 6
The YSRCP Manifesto places a high importance on the implementation of the Housing plan, or Housing Pattas. Housing as a basic right is prioritized by YSRCP, which guarantees that all qualified citizens who need housing facilities would receive house pattas.
Promise 7
Rythu Bharosa Increase: This program is intended for farmers. 53 lakh farmers in the state will benefit from the Rythu Bharosa scheme, which will see an increase in funding from the current Rs. 67,500 to Rs. 80,000 per.
Promise 8
Rythu Bheema Continuation: This program offers farmers insurance protection while still being tied to them. As per the YSRCP manifesto, the insurance coverage for farmers, known as the Rythu Bheema plan, shall persist.
Promise 9
The YSRCP manifesto introduces a significant initiative called Dalit Habitat Recognition, aimed at promoting social justice. This initiative involves designating any area with a Dalit population exceeding 500 residents as a distinct panchayat.
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