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Greetings people of Karunad As you already know that farmers have already applied for 2023 Monsoon crop insurance and already 200 taluks have been declared as drought affected taluks but no crop insurance like Tarana has been deposited.

The state government has clarified about crop insurance to check whether crop insurance will be credited to your account or not, click on the following link to check your status…

https://samrakshane.karnataka.gov.in/

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You can check the status in three ways, one is to check the status using your mobile number, the other is to check the status using the farmer’s Aadhaar card number, and the other way is to check the status using the same application number that you have applied for, i.e. acknowledgment number.

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Revenue Minister Krishna Byre Gowda said that the process of providing drought compensation up to Rs 2,000 to farmers who have suffered crop loss due to drought will be launched in Challakere of Chitradurga district within a week.

Responding to the discussion on drought in the state on Monday, he said that in June of the current year, 57 percent (less), July 29 percent (more), August 73 percent (less), September 10 percent and October 10 percent. He said there was less rain by 65 percent.

Sowing target was 85.95 lakh hectares. An area of ​​74 lakh hectares was sown. Agricultural crops were lost in 46 lakh hectares and 1 lakh hectares due to lack of rain. Krishna Byregowda said that 223 taluks were declared drought-affected in three phases respectively.

Responding to the discussion on drought in the state on Monday, he said that in June of the current year, 57 percent (less), July 29 percent (more), August 73 percent (less), September 10 percent and October 10 percent. He said there was less rain by 65 percent.

Sowing target was 85.95 lakh hectares. An area of ​​74 lakh hectares was sown. Agricultural crops were lost in 46 lakh hectares and 1 lakh hectares due to lack of rain. Krishna Byregowda said that 223 taluks were declared drought-affected in three phases respectively.

Similarly, the central government has also been requested to submit a memorandum in the months of September, October and November and provide assistance of Rs 18,171 crore under the NDRF. He said that a team of officials from the central government observed the drought situation in 13 districts of the state and agreed that the report given by the state government is factual.