Archive · 22 Aug 2025
Congress Demands Compensation for Rain-Hit Farmers in Kurnool
Heavy rains ruined crops in Kurnool, making farmers lose money they had borrowed.
The Congress party wants the government to give farmers Rs 30,000 for each acre of damaged land.
They visited the farms and talked to the farmers.
If the government doesn't help, Congress will organize protests to get the farmers the aid they need.
Congress demands Rs 30,000 per acre compensation for rain-hit farmers.
Unseasonal rains damaged onion, cotton, paddy, and maize crops.
Congress leaders inspected damaged fields in Budidapadu village.
Farmers are distressed due to crop loss and heavy borrowing.
Congress threatens protests if the government doesn't respond.
- Who
- Congress party and affected farmers.
- What
- Congress demands compensation for rain-hit farmers.
- When
- Following recent unseasonal rains.
- Where
- Kurnool district, India.
- Why
- To provide financial relief to farmers who suffered crop losses.
Farmers' Needs
Government Response
Financial Aid
Farmers' Needs
Receive immediate financial aid of Rs 30,000 per acre.
Government Response
No information in the article.
- Party Demanding Aid
- Congress
- Requested Compensation
- Rs 30,000 per acre
- Affected Crops
- Onion, cotton, paddy, maize
- Affected District
- Kurnool
- Threat
- Protest demonstrations
