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Maharashtra Crop-Loss Surveys to Begin After October 5 as Farmers Await State Aid

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MAHARASHTRA: The next crucial phase of Maharashtra’s drought response begins after October 5, when the state is expected to intensify crop-loss surveys that will help determine assistance for affected farmers.

State says it will not wait for central relief

Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has said Maharashtra will release its own assistance while separately pursuing support under National Disaster Response Fund norms. Soybean, maize and cotton are among crops hit hard in drought-affected regions.

Accurate field assessment is essential because compensation depends on documented losses, affected area and eligibility criteria.

Farmers will watch speed and accuracy

For households already carrying cultivation costs, delays in surveys can translate into delays in relief. Transparent panchnamas, accessible grievance procedures and timely payments will be central to the credibility of the programme.

Follow drought relief on NewsNationOnline. Source: India Today.


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