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Minister promises to replant damaged crops in Kozhikode

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Minister promises to replant damaged crops in Kozhikode
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Minister T. Siddique has assured farmers in Kozhikode that efforts will be made to replant crops damaged by recent heavy rains. He announced that financial assistance will be provided to affected farmers and instructed officials to develop a plan using funds from various departments. Additionally, the deadline for applying for compensation for crop loss has been extended by 10 days due to connectivity issues.

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Minister for Agriculture T. Siddique has promised farmers in Nadapuram, Kavilumpara and Maruthonkara grama panchayats that the departments of Local Self-Governments and Agriculture will take steps to replant crops that were damaged in the recent heavy rains.He said this after visiting these places and holding a meeting with people’s representatives and farmers’ leaders on Wednesday (May 27, 2026). The Minister also said that the affected farmers would be provided with financial help. Mr. Siddique instructed officials to prepare a plan for the purpose by using funds from various departments.The deadline for farmers to apply for compensation for crop loss had been extended by 10 days in view of network connectivity issues.

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