Minister Ajay Dharam Singh reviews drought situation in Raichur
The meeting, held at the University of Agricultural Sciences (UAS) guest house in Raichur, was attended by key district-level administrative officers, including Deputy Commissioner Poovitha S.
Minister Ajay Dharam Singh gathered high-ranking officials from Raichur district on Friday, August 7, to evaluate the intensifying drought and severe water scarcity plaguing the region. The gathering, hosted at the University of Agricultural Sciences' guest house in Raichur, included Deputy Commissioner Poovitha S. Dr. Singh, who traveled to Raichur from Bengaluru earlier that morning. Dr. Singh directed officials to swiftly address the water crisis and alleviate the suffering of the impacted population.
Following the meeting, Dr. Singh embarked on a thorough field assessment of the drought's impact across various Raichur constituencies, including Raichur city, Raichur Rural, Deodurga, and Maski. He scrutinized agricultural lands in Ramdurga Cross, Sunkeshwarhal, Masarkal, and Yaklaspur, documenting the crop damage inflicted by moisture stress. In conversation with farmers, he gauged the severity of the drought-induced losses.
Dr. Singh also paid a visit to the Kariyappa Tata Temple in Kalmala village as part of his investigation.
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