Maharashtra declares 265 talukas drought-hit following severe rainfall deficit
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The Maharashtra government has declared 265 out of 358 talukas as drought-hit due to significant rainfall deficits impacting crops.
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- The government of Maharashtra has officially designated 265 of the state's 358 talukas as drought-affected areas.
- Rainfall data indicates an 18.8 percent deficit across the state, with certain regions experiencing shortages between 30 and 50 percent.
- Farmers are facing crop failure and livestock issues due to the lack of adequate water.
- State authorities have committed to conducting damage surveys to assess the impact on agriculture.
What to watch next
- Launch of government-led surveys for crop loss assessment.
- Potential release of compensation packages for affected farmers.
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NamedIndia · Devendra Fadnavis · Government of Maharashtra
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