Archive · 31 Oct 2025
Deputy CM Pawan Assures Full Support to Cyclone-Hit Farmers
A big storm called Cyclone Montha hit many farms and made people leave their homes.
The Deputy Chief Minister, Pawan Kalyan, visited the damaged areas to see how bad it was.
He promised all the farmers that the government would help them completely with their losses.
He said that the government moved many people to safe places before the storm arrived.
After the storm, they sent workers to clean up and make sure people had safe water to drink.
The government is also fixing roads and giving essential supplies like rice and cooking oil to families.
They are also giving money to help people right away.
The government plans to ask for more money from the central government to help with the big damage.
Some important projects to fix roads and water channels have already been approved.
Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan assured full government support for farmers affected by Cyclone Montha.
Approximately 1.38 lakh hectares of crops were damaged, impacting nearly 56,000 farmers across the state.
1.16 lakh people were relocated to rehabilitation camps as a precaution.
Relief efforts include providing essential commodities, cash aid, and deploying sanitation workers to prevent disease outbreaks.
The government is initiating restoration of damaged roads and seeking financial assistance from the central government.
- Who
- Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan, state government officials, and affected farmers
- What
- Pawan Kalyan visited cyclone-affected areas to assess damage and assure farmers of complete government support for relief and restoration.
- When
- After Cyclone Montha
- Where
- Avanigadda constituency, Krishna district, and other cyclone-affected areas in the state
- Why
- To assess crop damage, interact with farmers, and outline government relief and rehabilitation measures following Cyclone Montha.
- Cyclone Name
- Montha
- Affected Crop Area
- 1.38 lakh hectares
- Affected Farmers
- Nearly 56,000
- People Shifted to Camps
- 1.16 lakh
- Severely Affected Villages
- 1,583
- Sanitation Workers Deployed
- 21,055
- Damaged Rural Roads
- 274 km
- Immediate Relief (Per Person)
- Rs 1,000