This research looks at the condition of farmers who have improved after the Telangana administration introduced the best programs in the state. Numerous farmer-related programs that have been developed and are successfully running have benefited farmers. Farmers are helped in their land cultivation by the direct and indirect activities. This has never happened in Telangana state before. Telangana is a state without any rivers since it is situated on a granite plateau. Though not from every district in Telangana, certain rivers flow from the state's borders. Numerous grassroots programs were created to encourage farmers to farm in order to address this issue and draw in new farmers. The systematic review was done on literature on how traditional practices are carried out all over state with reference to the different papers published in different journals and government annual reports from the year 2015-2021.It is noteworthy that the ‘Agriculture & Allied Sectors’, which are the backbone of rural Telangana, and employ more than 55% of the population on of the state, make up the major proportion of this sector. Telangana achieved growth rates of 35.9% and 18.5% even during the pandemic years of 2019–20 and 2020–21, despite beginning the year with a negative 0.7% growth rate in the "Agriculture & Allied Sectors." Gross Value of Productivity (GVO) increased five times for paddy in 2020–21, three times for cotton in 2020–21, three times for meat in 2020–21, and nearly twice for inland fish and prawns, eggs, and meat in 2020–21. (DES -TS 2014-2021).