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Maharashtra announces relief for flood-hit families and farmers

Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis tweaks DPDC rules, relaxes e-KYC, and halts loan recoveries as state preps compensation package

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CM Devendra Fadnavis during inspection of flood-hit areas, in Solapur district, on Wednesday. Pic/PTI

CM Devendra Fadnavis during inspection of flood-hit areas, in Solapur district, on Wednesday. Pic/PTI

The state government has announced immediate relief measures for flood-affected families and farmers, including changes to the District Planning and Development Committee (DPDC) rules, relaxed e-KYC norms, and instructions to banks not to initiate loan recoveries.

On Tuesday, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said that around 60 lakh hectares of farmland were damaged in recent floods. He added that a detailed report is being prepared, and once ready, a proposal for financial assistance will be sent to the Government of India (GoI). “The Union government has assured complete support. But a formal proposal is needed. Once the survey is completed, we will request financial assistance from the GoI,” Fadnavis said.

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