Archive · 28 Jul 2026
Maharashtra Campaign Grants Farmer Status to 3,436 Women
In Maharashtra, India, a special campaign called Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Maharajaswa Samadhan Shibir is helping women become farmers.
So far, 3,436 women have been registered as farmers.
The campaign also helps people with land ownership, farm roads, and housing schemes.
Many people have benefited from this campaign, and the government is happy with the positive response.
The campaign will continue until August 2.
3,436 women granted farmer status in Maharashtra under a revenue department campaign.
The campaign runs from July 22 to August 2, launched on Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis's birthday.
Nagpur revenue division recorded the highest number of women registrations with 1,219.
The initiative aims to empower women by providing land rights and access to government benefits.
Over 4.35 lakh citizens benefited from various revenue services and government schemes during the campaign.
- Who
- Revenue Minister Chandrashekhar Bawankule, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, late Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar
- What
- A campaign to grant farmer status to women and provide various government services
- When
- July 22 to August 2
- Where
- Across Maharashtra, India
- Why
- To empower women and provide access to government benefits and services
Government Initiative
Public Response
Campaign Objectives
Government Initiative
The campaign aims to empower women by granting them farmer status and access to government benefits.
Public Response
The public has responded enthusiastically, with over 4.35 lakh beneficiaries across various services.
- Campaign Duration
- July 22 to August 2
- Total Beneficiaries
- 4,35,209
- Women Granted Farmer Status
- 3,436
- Highest Registrations
- Nagpur Revenue Division (1,219)
- Swamitva Sanad Certificates Distributed
- 1,231
- Farm Access Roads Resolved
- 3,601
- Housing Scheme Assistance Provided
- 11,764
- Land Records Updated
- 6,048