Sumit Kumar Collector, who focuses on an inspection meeting with officials on the payment of a subsidy for Totapuri Mango farmers in Chittoor. On Monday, the Sumit Kumar district collector warned agriculture, horticulture and officials of the series that would take strict measures if they could not maintain transparency in the distribution of subsidies to Totapuri farmers. In an interview with the media, the collector said that, according to the state government, farmers Totapuri, who supply mango, which adds mango to industries and public procurement, should be carried out in a transparent method of subsidy 4 per kg.

The Chittoor District Unit in Mango Farmers Association decided to intensify agitation to support demand for minimum support price (MSP) 12 GBP for kg for Mango Totapuri. The meeting of the District Committee led by its President T. Janardhan in the UTF office here on Sunday (August 3, 2025) announced a massive signature campaign with 50,000 farmers, which would be submitted to the main Minister N.

Amaravati, July 22 (SocialNews.XYZ) In a relief to farmers of Totapuri variety of mangoes in Andhra Pradesh, the Centre has approved Market Intervention Price. The Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare issues orders, approving Price Deficiency Payment (PDP) under Market Intervention Scheme (MIS) for Totapuri market mango season 2025-26. Minister of State for Rural Development and Communications, Chandra Sekhar Pemmasani, thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan for approving PDP under MIS.

The sum of 260 GBP Crore was sanctioned as a government support price for Totapuri Mango and CRG 14,89 GBP for cocoa beans. In the main measure for market intervention aimed at alleviating the crisis that suffers from farmers in Mango, Andr Pradesh's government allowed the Director of the Gardening and Sericulture (Doh & S) to win 6.50 Lakh tons Totapuri Totapuri for the current season for the current season for growing growers.

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Bengaluru, June 12 (SocialNews.XYZ) Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Thursday wrote a letter to Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu requesting him to withdraw the ban on entry of Totapuri mangoes from the state to Chittoor district. He has also warned CM Naidu of retaliatory measures. CM Siddaramaiah further warned, “I am also concerned that this may lead to avoidable tension and retaliatory measures, with stakeholders already expressing discontent that could potentially disrupt the inter-State movement of vegetables and other agricultural commodities.”

The ensemble photo of the visitor in Mango Mel in Bengalur, which holds Mango Totapuri. | Photographic credit: The Chief Secretary of Karnataka Shalini Rajneesh wrote to his counterpart in Andhra Pradesh and asked him to cancel the ban on Totapuri Mango from other states to that state. With Kolar, the main mango district in Karnataka, sharing the border with Andhra Pradesh, mango farmers are strongly dependent on processing units in Chittoor.