Maharashtra declares drought in 265 talukas
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The Maharashtra state government has declared a drought in 265 talukas across the state due to insufficient rainfall and resulting crop damage.
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- The state government announced a drought declaration covering 265 talukas following poor monsoon performance.
- Affected regions will receive seven relief measures including land revenue waivers and debt restructuring for farmers.
- These measures also include fee exemptions for students and increased employment opportunities under the national rural employment guarantee scheme.
- The government action aims to mitigate the agricultural and economic impact on residents in the affected areas.
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