Super Six are the six promises the TDP-led alliance made before the 2024 Andhra Pradesh elections. Four of them are now running as live schemes, and two are still pending. This guide tracks each promise — what it gives, when it launched, and what is still missing.
Super Six: Status at a Glance
| Promise | Amount | Status (November 2026) |
|---|---|---|
| Deepam 2.0 | 3 free cylinders a year | Launched 31 Oct 2024 |
| Talliki Vandanam | Rs.15,000 per child a year | Launched 12 Jun 2025 |
| Annadata Sukhibhava | Rs.20,000 a family a year | Launched 2 Aug 2025 |
| Stree Shakti | Free travel on ordinary buses | Launched 15 Aug 2025 |
| Aadabidda Nidhi | Rs.1,500 a month (promised) | Not launched — under examination |
| 20 lakh jobs or Rs.3,000 allowance | Rs.3,000 a month (promised) | Allowance not launched |
Super Six: Launched — Deepam 2.0
Deepam 2.0 was the first Super Six promise to launch, on 31 October 2024. It gives 3 free LPG cylinders a year to eligible households — one cylinder in each four-month block (April–July, August–November, December–March), under G.O.Ms.No.12 dated 25 October 2024. The subsidy is refunded to the Aadhaar-linked bank account after delivery.
Check your Deepam 2.0 status on the GSWS-NBM portal at https://gsws-nbm.ap.gov.in, or on https://www.mylpg.in/. Our guide to Deepam 2.0 status explains how to know if your free cylinder subsidy was credited.
The Deepam 2.0 benefit is for households with a white ration card and a domestic LPG connection in a woman’s name. You pay the full amount at booking and the subsidy is refunded to your Aadhaar-linked bank account after delivery. If the refund has not come, check your Aadhaar bank seeding first — a failed NPCI mapping is the most common reason.
Super Six: Launched — Talliki Vandanam
Talliki Vandanam launched on 12 June 2025. It pays Rs.15,000 per child per year for children studying in Classes 1 to Intermediate — Rs.13,000 by DBT to the mother and Rs.2,000 for school maintenance. There is no cap on the number of children, and no application form — schools upload student data.
Check your Talliki Vandanam status on the GSWS-NBM portal. Our guide to Talliki Vandanam explains the guidelines, and the Talliki Vandanam 2026-27 guide covers the current year.
Talliki Vandanam has no cap on the number of children — a family with three school-going children gets Rs.15,000 for each of them. The money goes to the mother’s Aadhaar-seeded bank account, and the school must record at least 75% attendance for the child.
Super Six: Launched — Annadata Sukhibhava
Annadata Sukhibhava (officially Annadatha Sukhibhava–PM Kisan) launched on 2 August 2025 under G.O.Ms.No.33 dated 1 August 2025. It pays Rs.20,000 a year to each farmer family — Rs.14,000 from the state and Rs.6,000 from PM-Kisan in three instalments of Rs.2,000. Tenant farmers get the full Rs.20,000 from the state with a CCRC card.
Check your status on https://annadathasukhibhava.ap.gov.in, and the PM-Kisan part at https://pmkisan.gov.in. Our guide to Annadata Sukhibhava explains eligibility and status checks.
Super Six: Launched — Stree Shakti
Stree Shakti launched on 15 August 2025 under G.O.Ms.No.27 dated 11 August 2025. It gives free zero-fare travel to women on APSRTC’s ordinary services — Pallevelugu, Ultra Pallevelugu, City Ordinary, Metro Express and Express. No pass, no form and no fee — show a photo ID to the conductor and get a zero-fare ticket.
Stree Shakti needs no status check at all. Free bus travel for women runs on the bus itself — the conductor checks your ID and issues the ticket. Our guide to Stree Shakti explains which buses are free and which are not.
The premium services are not free — AC, Super Luxury, Ultra Deluxe, Star Liner, non-stop, interstate and chartered services, and the Saptagiri Express on the Tirumala ghat route, all need a ticket. The Budget 2026-27 provides Rs.1,420 crore for Stree Shakti.
Super Six: Still Pending — Aadabidda Nidhi
Aadabidda Nidhi promised Rs.1,500 a month to women aged 19 to 59. As of November 2026 it has NOT launched — it is under examination, with no government order, no guidelines and no portal. There is no application form and no one has been paid. Our guide to Aadabidda Nidhi explains the real status.
Super Six: Still Pending — 20 Lakh Jobs or Rs.3,000 Allowance
The sixth promise was 20 lakh jobs in five years, or a Rs.3,000 monthly unemployment allowance (Nirudyoga Bruthi) if the jobs did not come. As of November 2026 the allowance has not been launched — there is no government order and no application form. The real status and what youth can do instead is explained in our guide to Nirudyoga Bruthi 2026, and the Naipunyam portal offers free skill training and job melas that are running today.
A Separate Promise That Was Delivered: NTR Bharosa Pensions
The NTR Bharosa pension hike to Rs.4,000 a month was a separate promise, not one of the Super Six, and it was delivered. The pension is paid on the 1st of every month, and the status can be checked on https://sspensions.ap.gov.in.
Super Six: How to Track Each Launched Promise
Each launched Super Six promise has its own status page, and the place to check depends on the scheme. Talliki Vandanam and Deepam 2.0 status are on the GSWS-NBM portal; Annadata Sukhibhava status is on its own portal; Stree Shakti needs no check. Your Sachivalayam can also confirm your status.
Super Six: Why Two Promises Are Still Pending
Aadabidda Nidhi and the jobs promise are still pending because neither has a government order yet. A scheme cannot start without one — the order is what creates the budget, the eligibility rules and the portal. Until the orders are issued, both promises remain promises, not schemes.
The two pending promises also show why a government order matters. Without an order there is no budget, no eligibility list and no portal — so no one can apply, and no one can be paid. A promise becomes a scheme only when the order is issued.
If you are tracking the Super Six for your family, check the four launched schemes first. Each one has its own portal and its own eligibility, so a family may qualify for one and not another. The two pending promises need no action at all right now — there is no form to fill and no office to visit — so the only useful thing to do is to watch for the government order.
Super Six: What the Promises Mean Together for a Family
A single family can benefit from several Super Six promises at once, because each one has its own eligibility. A farming family can get Annadata Sukhibhava’s Rs.20,000, Talliki Vandanam’s Rs.15,000 per child, Deepam 2.0’s free cylinders and Stree Shakti’s free bus travel — all at the same time.
That is why the first step for any family is to check its own records, not to wait for an announcement. Keep your white ration card, Aadhaar and bank account in order — every launched scheme checks those three things first.
Read also: Talliki Vandanam · Annadata Sukhibhava · Stree Shakti · Aadabidda Nidhi · Nirudyoga Bruthi
Frequently Asked Questions
How many Super Six promises are running?
Four of the six: Deepam 2.0, Talliki Vandanam, Annadata Sukhibhava and Stree Shakti. Aadabidda Nidhi and the jobs allowance are still pending.
Where do I check the status of a launched scheme?
Talliki Vandanam and Deepam 2.0 status are on https://gsws-nbm.ap.gov.in; Annadata Sukhibhava status is at https://annadathasukhibhava.ap.gov.in; Stree Shakti needs no check — show ID on the bus. Your Sachivalayam can also confirm your status.
Is there an application form for Aadabidda Nidhi?
No. The scheme has not launched, so there is no form, no portal and no last date. Do not pay anyone who claims to register you.
Conclusion
Super Six: four promises are live — Deepam 2.0, Talliki Vandanam, Annadata Sukhibhava and Stree Shakti — and two are still pending: Aadabidda Nidhi and the 20 lakh jobs or Rs.3,000 allowance. Check the status of the launched schemes on their portals, and do not pay anyone for the pending ones.
Last updated: November 2026