Maha Govt Releases Rs 177.8 Crore For Rain Affected Farmers In March

The Maharashtra government has released Rs 177.80 crore in relief to farmers who suffered crop losses due to unseasonal rains in March. The state government verified damage assessment claims and disbursed financial assistance to districts where farmers were affected by unseasonal rains last month. The disbursement of funds was made after Chief Minister Eknath Shinde had instructed officials to process claims and provide financial assistance.

According to a government statement, the Aurangabad revenue divisional commissioner received the largest amount of Rs 84.75 crore, followed by Rs 63.09 crore to Nashik, Rs 24.57 crore to Amaravati, and Rs 5.37 crore to Pune. The funds will be used to help farmers recover from the crop losses they suffered due to the unseasonal rains.

The government's move to provide relief to farmers affected by unseasonal rains comes as a relief to many who have been struggling with crop losses. This assistance will help farmers to mitigate their losses and get back on their feet.

The government has been taking measures to support farmers who are affected by unseasonal rains and other natural disasters. It is crucial to ensure that farmers receive timely assistance so that they can recover from their losses and continue to contribute to the agricultural sector.

Overall, the disbursement of relief funds to farmers affected by unseasonal rains is a positive development that will help alleviate the difficulties that farmers face due to natural disasters. The government's efforts to support farmers are essential to ensure the sustainability of the agricultural sector in Maharashtra.

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