Rs 10K cr loss due to rains, waterlogging: Farmers' union
The Free Press Journal|August 07, 2024
Rs 10K cr loss due to rains, waterlogging: Farmers union
Rs 10K cr loss due to rains, waterlogging: Farmers' union

The incessant rains and flood has damaged the kharif crop in large scale in various regions of the state. The farmer organisations are claiming that the damage to crops could be around Rs 10,000 crores, but so far, government is yet to come out with any outcome regarding to damage to crops.

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