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CM Naidu Calls for Crop Insurance Cover for Farmers Hit By Cyclones

CM Naidu Calls for Crop Insurance Cover for Farmers Hit By Cyclones

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AP Chief Minister Naidu directed officials to ensure crop insurance for farmers hit by cyclones Arnab and Murasu, saying the storms caused significant losses to the agricultural sector this season. In a teleconference with officials on Tuesday, he stressed that crop insurance must serve as a protective shield for both farmers and tenant farmers.

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    During a teleconference with officials on Tuesday, Naidu said crop insurance must serve as a protective shield for farmers and tenant farmers

    — Deccan Chronicle

  • right · 2 outlets

    Chief Minister said cyclones Arnab and Murasu caused significant losses to the agricultural sector this season

    — BusinessLine

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During a teleconference with officials on Tuesday, Naidu said crop insurance must serve as a protective shield for farmers and tenant farmers

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CM Naidu Calls for Crop Insurance Cover for Farmers Hit By Cyclones

During a teleconference with officials on Tuesday, Naidu said crop insurance must serve as a protective shield for farmers and tenant farmers

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