Expedite survey process, Gadag officials told
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Deputy Commissioner of Gadag M. Sundaresh Babu has directed officials to expedite survey to assess crop loss and initiate steps to provide early relief to the affected farmers.He was speaking after vi
Deputy Commissioner of Gadag M. Sundaresh Babu has directed officials to expedite survey to assess crop loss and initiate steps to provide early relief to the affected farmers.
He was speaking after visiting rain-affected agricultural and horticultural crops in Mulagund of Gadag taluk recently and interacting with farmers.
There should be no delay in survey work and the officials concerned should ensure proper coordination with all the various government departments so as to enable speedy disbursement of relief among the affected farmers. “Ensuring early disbursement of relief should be your first priority,” he told officials.
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