Why are these Beed women farmers staring at a dark Diwali this year? | Pulse Maharashtra

Why are these Beed women farmers staring at a...

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Women farmers in Takarwan, Beed, face a dark Diwali due to severe drought losses. They rely on the Employment Guarantee Scheme, which remains unfulfilled despite the state government's promise of over Rs 6000 crore in funding.

Key takeaways

  • Severe drought in Maharashtra has caused immense losses for local women farmers.
  • The Employment Guarantee Scheme remains an undelivered promise for affected communities.
  • The state government pledged over Rs 6000 crore for drought relief employment.
  • Farmers in Takarwan village are currently without the promised financial support.

Read the original at The Hindu

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