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Madhya Pradesh Announces Relief For Farmers For Crop Damage Due To Rain
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan today announced that farmers would be given a relief amount of Rs 32,000 a hectare for crops loss of over 50 percent due to hailstorm and untimely rains in the state.
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Rajasthan Farmer Kills Self After Hail Damaged Standing Crops: Police
A 60-year-old farmer allegedly killed himself in Rajasthan's Bundi district, ostensibly after rain and hail damaged standing crops in his field, police said on Sunday.
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Rain Affected 3.80 Lakh Hectares Crop, 6 Lakh Farmers In Maharashtra
Crops on nearly 3.80 lakh hectares of land owned by over six lakh farmers have been damaged in the Marathwada region of Maharashtra due to excess rains and floods so far this year as per the preliminary survey, a report said.
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Case Against Army Officer For Allegedly Damaging Crop
A case has been registered against an Army officer for allegedly damaging crop on a disputed agricultural land in his village in Maharashtra with the help of armed soldiers, the police said today
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3 Farmers Commit Suicide Allegedly Over Crop Failure, Loans Near Maharashtra's Amravati
Three farmers of a family committed suicide after they were allegedly frustrated over crop failure and worried about the repayment of their bank loan. Police said The incident happened in Buldana district near Amravati in Maharashtra, police said today.
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Punjab Chief Minister Announces Rs 600 Crore Package for Cotton Farmers
After facing criticism for paying meagre compensation to cotton growers, Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal today announced a package of Rs 600 crore to be disbursed amongst farmers whose crops were damaged by Whitefly attack in the state.
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TRS Lawmaker Seeks PM's Intervention in Funds for Farmer Affected by Unseasonal Rains in Telangana
TRS lawmaker K Kavitha on Friday sought Prime Minister Narendra Modi's intervention to release central assistance for farmers, who were hit by unseasonal rains in Telangana.
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Farmer Allegedly Died of 'Shock' Due to Crop Damage
A 65-year-old farmer died allegedly due to shock after seeing the damage to his crops due to unseasonal rain in Nathna village in the district, police said.
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Rain-Hit Farmers Receive Paltry Sums as Compensation
Rain-hit farmers who are reeling under severe debt due to crop losses following unseasonal rains and hailstorm have received another shock as they are being handed a paltry sum of Rs 63 as compensation.
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The Invisible Casualties of India's Agrarian Crisis
Unseasonal rain and hailstorm in March have brought Uttar Pradesh to the brink of an agrarian crisis, affecting 25 of the state's 80 districts. Crop losses have dealt a particularly severe blow to landless farmers, who are emerging the invisible casualties of the agrarian crisis.
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In Madhya Pradesh, Farmers Battle Unseasonal Rains, Mounting Debt
Farmers in 450 villages of Madhya Pradesh's are battling unseasonal rains, damaged crops and a mounting debt. State Revenue Minister Rampal Singh says that financial assistance will be provided soon.
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For Uttar Pradesh Farmers Battered by Unseasonal Rain, A Crop Insurance That Offers No Relief
Unseasonal rains, twice in two weeks, have wreaked havoc in lives of farmers in many parts of the country including Uttar Pradesh where 25 out of 80 districts have been affected. To make matters worse the National Corp Insurance Programme or NCIP, which is meant to help the farmers, has been a non-starter.
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Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Releases Funds for Rain Affected Farmers
Taking serious note of the losses suffered by the farmers due to rains and hailstorm, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav has released Rs 200 crore from state's emergency funds and directed officials to suspend recovery of dues from farmers.
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Unseasonal Rains Lash Farmers' Spirits in Maharashtra
Another fresh spell of heavy unseasonal rains lashed large parts of Maharashtra on Sunday evening, again hitting the spirit of already-beleaguered farmers. Many districts in Vidarbha, Marathawada and western Maharashtra were hit by strong showers and hailstorms accompanied by gusty winds, damaging the standing rabi crop.
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Maharashtra Farmers Hit By Unseasonal Rains, Government Promises Financial Aid
The Maharashtra government has assured that a financial package for farmers affected by hailstorms and unseasonal rain will be ready before the current session of the assembly ends in early April. State Revenue Minister Eknath Khadse assured the house on Wednesday, adding that a group insurance scheme was being planned to help the family of those f...
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Madhya Pradesh Announces Relief For Farmers For Crop Damage Due To Rain
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan today announced that farmers would be given a relief amount of Rs 32,000 a hectare for crops loss of over 50 percent due to hailstorm and untimely rains in the state.
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Rajasthan Farmer Kills Self After Hail Damaged Standing Crops: Police
A 60-year-old farmer allegedly killed himself in Rajasthan's Bundi district, ostensibly after rain and hail damaged standing crops in his field, police said on Sunday.
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Rain Affected 3.80 Lakh Hectares Crop, 6 Lakh Farmers In Maharashtra
Crops on nearly 3.80 lakh hectares of land owned by over six lakh farmers have been damaged in the Marathwada region of Maharashtra due to excess rains and floods so far this year as per the preliminary survey, a report said.
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Case Against Army Officer For Allegedly Damaging Crop
A case has been registered against an Army officer for allegedly damaging crop on a disputed agricultural land in his village in Maharashtra with the help of armed soldiers, the police said today
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3 Farmers Commit Suicide Allegedly Over Crop Failure, Loans Near Maharashtra's Amravati
Three farmers of a family committed suicide after they were allegedly frustrated over crop failure and worried about the repayment of their bank loan. Police said The incident happened in Buldana district near Amravati in Maharashtra, police said today.
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Punjab Chief Minister Announces Rs 600 Crore Package for Cotton Farmers
After facing criticism for paying meagre compensation to cotton growers, Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal today announced a package of Rs 600 crore to be disbursed amongst farmers whose crops were damaged by Whitefly attack in the state.
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TRS Lawmaker Seeks PM's Intervention in Funds for Farmer Affected by Unseasonal Rains in Telangana
TRS lawmaker K Kavitha on Friday sought Prime Minister Narendra Modi's intervention to release central assistance for farmers, who were hit by unseasonal rains in Telangana.
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Farmer Allegedly Died of 'Shock' Due to Crop Damage
A 65-year-old farmer died allegedly due to shock after seeing the damage to his crops due to unseasonal rain in Nathna village in the district, police said.
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Rain-Hit Farmers Receive Paltry Sums as Compensation
Rain-hit farmers who are reeling under severe debt due to crop losses following unseasonal rains and hailstorm have received another shock as they are being handed a paltry sum of Rs 63 as compensation.
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The Invisible Casualties of India's Agrarian Crisis
Unseasonal rain and hailstorm in March have brought Uttar Pradesh to the brink of an agrarian crisis, affecting 25 of the state's 80 districts. Crop losses have dealt a particularly severe blow to landless farmers, who are emerging the invisible casualties of the agrarian crisis.
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In Madhya Pradesh, Farmers Battle Unseasonal Rains, Mounting Debt
Farmers in 450 villages of Madhya Pradesh's are battling unseasonal rains, damaged crops and a mounting debt. State Revenue Minister Rampal Singh says that financial assistance will be provided soon.
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For Uttar Pradesh Farmers Battered by Unseasonal Rain, A Crop Insurance That Offers No Relief
Unseasonal rains, twice in two weeks, have wreaked havoc in lives of farmers in many parts of the country including Uttar Pradesh where 25 out of 80 districts have been affected. To make matters worse the National Corp Insurance Programme or NCIP, which is meant to help the farmers, has been a non-starter.
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Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Releases Funds for Rain Affected Farmers
Taking serious note of the losses suffered by the farmers due to rains and hailstorm, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav has released Rs 200 crore from state's emergency funds and directed officials to suspend recovery of dues from farmers.
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Unseasonal Rains Lash Farmers' Spirits in Maharashtra
Another fresh spell of heavy unseasonal rains lashed large parts of Maharashtra on Sunday evening, again hitting the spirit of already-beleaguered farmers. Many districts in Vidarbha, Marathawada and western Maharashtra were hit by strong showers and hailstorms accompanied by gusty winds, damaging the standing rabi crop.
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Maharashtra Farmers Hit By Unseasonal Rains, Government Promises Financial Aid
The Maharashtra government has assured that a financial package for farmers affected by hailstorms and unseasonal rain will be ready before the current session of the assembly ends in early April. State Revenue Minister Eknath Khadse assured the house on Wednesday, adding that a group insurance scheme was being planned to help the family of those f...
