Maharashtra declares 265 talukas drought-hit
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The Maharashtra government has declared 265 talukas as drought-affected and introduced a relief package for farmers.
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- The Maharashtra government officially classified 265 of the state's 358 talukas as drought-stricken due to rainfall shortages.
- Affected farmers will receive relief through farm loan restructuring and land revenue concessions.
- District collectors are responsible for documenting crop losses using GPS and photographic evidence.
- Students face temporary examination fee exemptions, while livestock support programs will also commence.
- This government intervention aims to alleviate the financial burden on rural communities impacted by the failed monsoon.
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