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Possibility of fodder and drinking water shortages in parts of Marathwada due to low rainfall: Minister
Source: Hindustan Times — Mumbai · 23 days ago
Summary
The agriculture minister said that low rainfall and prolonged dry spells have left many parts of Marathwada vulnerable to shortages of fodder and drinking water, affecting crops across numerous tehsils. He urged officials to quickly complete pre‑harvest crop‑cutting assessments so that eligible farmers can receive insurance payouts, and to ensure water, fodder and power supplies are maintained in rural areas while providing financial assistance to those impacted.
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He said the state government is committed to extending maximum possible financial assistance and compensation to farmers affected by crop losses amid the drought-like situation prevailing in parts of the Marathwada region. He reviewed the drought-like situation in all eight districts of the Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar revenue division at a meeting held at the Nanded collectorate.
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