Archive · 30 May 2025
Dindigul Farmers Discuss Crop Protection Measures
Farmers in Dindigul met with forest officials to discuss protecting their crops.
Wild animals like elephants, boars, and peacocks have been damaging crops.
The Forest Department is hiring and training new staff to help.
The staff will be posted in areas with crop damage.
A WhatsApp group will be created for farmers and forest guards to improve communication.
Farmers are also asking for help with land registration issues and to clear water bodies.
District Forest Officer Rajkumar addressed farmers at a grievance meeting.
Farmers raised concerns about crop damage by wild animals.
The Forest Department is hiring and training new staff.
A WhatsApp group will be created for better communication between farmers and forest guards.
Farmers also discussed land registration and water body issues.
- Who
- District Forest Officer Rajkumar
- What
- Farmers' grievance meeting
- When
- May 30, 2025
- Where
- Dindigul
- Why
- To address farmers' concerns about crop damage.
- District
- Dindigul
- Meeting Type
- Farmers' Grievance
- Official
- District Forest Officer Rajkumar
- Crop Issues
- Damage from wild animals
- Government Action
- Increased staff and training
