Maharashtra Govt Extends E-Peek Pahani Deadline To November 30, Introduces Offline Facility For Farmers

The Maharashtra government has extended the deadline for the E-Peek Pahani (digital crop survey) exercise to November 30, responding to demands from farmers. This extension aims to ensure that the remaining 25 lakh farmers are not deprived of the benefits linked to crop registration. Additionally, the government has introduced an offline registration facility for farmers in areas without mobile network connectivity, addressing concerns raised by those facing difficulties completing the digital crop survey.

Revenue Minister Chandrashekhar Bawankule announced these measures, stating that the government is taking several steps to provide relief to farmers amid drought conditions, including expediting farm road projects and permitting borewell drilling to save fruit orchards.

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