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Maharashtra allows offline crop surveys in villages affected by Digital Crop Survey errors

Maharashtra has allowed offline crop registration through the e-ferfar system for farmers facing technical glitches with the Centre's Digital Crop Survey app. The alternative will apply to the ongoing Kharif season and permit talathi-level inspections where online registration remains impossible

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Around 70 lakh farmers in Maharashtra facing technical glitches with the Centre's Digital Crop Survey mobile app can now register their crops offline via the e-ferfar system, an official said.

An official on Saturday, November 7 said that following directions from Revenue Minister Chandrashekhar Bawankule, the state revenue department on Friday issued a Government Resolution (GR) permitting talathi-level crop inspections in places where online registration is pending for the ongoing Kharif season, as per PTI.

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