Dhule: Guardian Minister Rawal Inspects Drought-Hit Farms, Assures Farmers Of Aid
Dhule: Stunted cotton plants, undeveloped bolls and maize that failed to mature due to a lack of water have highlighted the impact of drought-like conditions on farmers in Dhule district. To assess the situation firsthand, State Minister for Marketing and Protocol and Dhule Guardian Minister Jaykumar Rawal inspected fields along the Chimthane-Shevade road in Shindkheda taluka and drought-affected…
Dhule: Guardian Minister Jaykumar Rawal visited drought-stricken farmlands in the district's Chimthane-Shevade road and Chhavdi area in Sakri taluka to personally inspect the impact of the drought on crops. The cotton plants, maize, and other plants displayed stunted growth due to the lack of water. Rawal interacted with farmers to understand their concerns, which included crop losses, water scarcity, fodder for livestock, and sustaining their families for the next 10 to 12 months.
The Guardian Minister assured the farmers that all four talukas of Dhule district are included in the scope of drought relief assistance. He emphasized the need for proper planning regarding water, fodder, employment, and government aid to overcome the difficult times. Rawal stressed the importance of conserving water, preserving fodder, and adopting water-efficient farming methods. Farmers expressed their resolve to navigate the challenging months ahead with courage.
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