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Unseasonal rains in Amravati have destroyed the hard work of farmers. The crops standing in the fields have been ruined, the farmers are disappointed and the anniversary of the sky has also disturbed life. In such a situation, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu has raised hopes of relief. He has given strict instructions to the officials that farmers who have been damaged, should be compensated by May 6.
Chief Minister Naidu held an important meeting. During this, he said that the damage done to the farmers due to unseasonal rains should be immediately assessed and not a single affected farmer should be deprived of compensation. He said in clear terms that the evaluation of the loss of crops should be completed immediately and by Tuesday evening, government assistance should be delivered to all the victims. Also, due to rain, it was also said to be compensated at the earliest on the death of cattle. According to reports, the paddy and maize crops spread over 2,224 hectares have been completely destroyed. The most affected districts are- West Godavari (1,033 hectares), Nandayal (641 hectares), Kakinada (530 hectares) and Sri Satyasai (20 hectares). Have advised He said that the District Magistrate and other administrative officials should warning the public in time and ensure safety of life and property. He said that if the mobile alert does not reach, then go from village to village and alert people. It is necessary to adopt a human view in disaster."https://www.abplive.com/education/patanjali-news-how-education-programs-are-shaping-the-future-of-underprivileged-children-anna-2920995"> modern era of Gurukuls! Patanjali’s education plans are changing the lives of poor children
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