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35 Dead In Rain, Storm In Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan
At least 20people have died due to unseasonal rain and dust storm in Gujarat, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Manipur and other parts of the country on Tuesday.
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Rajasthan Officer Warns Farmer Seeking Compensation Not To Speak Much
Rubbing salt into their wounds, a district Collector in Rajasthan allegedly warned farmers against "speaking too much" when they approached him for compensation for damage to their crops by unseasonal rain and hailstorm.
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Rajasthan Government Says Not All Farmer Suicides are Due to Crop Loss; Opposition Disagrees
Even as concerns rise about whether Rajasthan, that never reported suicides by farmers despite four years of drought, is turning into a state of farmer suicides, the state government is in damage control mode saying that the agricultural crisis isn't necessarily responsible for 11 farmers killing themselves in the last 45 days.
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Tamil Nadu Cotton Farmer Kills Himself After Friday's Rains Destroy Half His Crop
A thirty-year-old cotton farmer from Tamil Nadu's Tiruvarur district, killed himself yesterday by consuming pesticide, after heavy, unseasonal rains on Friday night destroyed half his crop.
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Third Farmer Commits Suicide in 48 Hours in Rajasthan
A 35-year-old farmer distressed over low crop output hanged himself yesterday at Santruk village in Bharatpur district, said police. He is the third farmer to have done so in the last 48 hours.
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Sonia Gandhi Meets Haryana Farmers Hit by Unseasonal Rains; BJP Government Calls it 'Tourism'
After Rajasthan, Congress president Sonia Gandhi visited Bhiwani in Haryana to meet the farmers whose crops were damaged in the recent unseasonal rains in north India. She promised her party's support to raise their concerns and demand for compensation against damaged crops.
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Congress President Sonia Gandhi Meets Rain Affected Farmers In Rajasthan
Congress President Sonia Gandhi today visited Kota in Rajasthan to meet the farmers and review their losses to due to this year's unseasonal rains and hailstorms. According to State Government estimates, 33 people have died and more than 50 per cent of crops have been destroyed in over 3000 villages in the state.
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Unseasonal Rains Damage Standing Crops in Rajasthan, Government Announces Compensation
Unseasonal rain and hailstorms in Rajasthan have devastated most of the standing crops, costing many farmers their only source of livelihood for the season.
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Fresh Bout of March Rains Leave Farmers Distraught
With unseasonal rains wreaking havoc on crops ahead of harvest season, and no relief in sight, beleaguered farmers are contemplating selling off their land -- or suicide.
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March Rains Destroy Crops Over 50 Lakh Hectares. Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka Hit Too
The unseasonal rains over the last three days have damaged crops across 50 lakh hectares in different states.
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Crops Hit by March Rains, Farmer Commits Suicide in Uttar Pradesh
From Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh to parts of Maharashtra, the unseasonal showers over the weekend have dashed the hopes of thousands or farmers. The yield for crops like wheat, potato, mustard, onion is likely to be adversely impacted by the wet spell.
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Rains to Continue Today. Agricultural Loss in Maharashtra Around Rs 1000 Crore
Unseasonal rains over the last two days have caused widespread crop damage across north and western India, raising concern in the states and in Parliament.
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35 Dead In Rain, Storm In Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan
At least 20people have died due to unseasonal rain and dust storm in Gujarat, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Manipur and other parts of the country on Tuesday.
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Rajasthan Officer Warns Farmer Seeking Compensation Not To Speak Much
Rubbing salt into their wounds, a district Collector in Rajasthan allegedly warned farmers against "speaking too much" when they approached him for compensation for damage to their crops by unseasonal rain and hailstorm.
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Rajasthan Government Says Not All Farmer Suicides are Due to Crop Loss; Opposition Disagrees
Even as concerns rise about whether Rajasthan, that never reported suicides by farmers despite four years of drought, is turning into a state of farmer suicides, the state government is in damage control mode saying that the agricultural crisis isn't necessarily responsible for 11 farmers killing themselves in the last 45 days.
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Tamil Nadu Cotton Farmer Kills Himself After Friday's Rains Destroy Half His Crop
A thirty-year-old cotton farmer from Tamil Nadu's Tiruvarur district, killed himself yesterday by consuming pesticide, after heavy, unseasonal rains on Friday night destroyed half his crop.
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Third Farmer Commits Suicide in 48 Hours in Rajasthan
A 35-year-old farmer distressed over low crop output hanged himself yesterday at Santruk village in Bharatpur district, said police. He is the third farmer to have done so in the last 48 hours.
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Sonia Gandhi Meets Haryana Farmers Hit by Unseasonal Rains; BJP Government Calls it 'Tourism'
After Rajasthan, Congress president Sonia Gandhi visited Bhiwani in Haryana to meet the farmers whose crops were damaged in the recent unseasonal rains in north India. She promised her party's support to raise their concerns and demand for compensation against damaged crops.
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Congress President Sonia Gandhi Meets Rain Affected Farmers In Rajasthan
Congress President Sonia Gandhi today visited Kota in Rajasthan to meet the farmers and review their losses to due to this year's unseasonal rains and hailstorms. According to State Government estimates, 33 people have died and more than 50 per cent of crops have been destroyed in over 3000 villages in the state.
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Unseasonal Rains Damage Standing Crops in Rajasthan, Government Announces Compensation
Unseasonal rain and hailstorms in Rajasthan have devastated most of the standing crops, costing many farmers their only source of livelihood for the season.
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Fresh Bout of March Rains Leave Farmers Distraught
With unseasonal rains wreaking havoc on crops ahead of harvest season, and no relief in sight, beleaguered farmers are contemplating selling off their land -- or suicide.
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March Rains Destroy Crops Over 50 Lakh Hectares. Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka Hit Too
The unseasonal rains over the last three days have damaged crops across 50 lakh hectares in different states.
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Crops Hit by March Rains, Farmer Commits Suicide in Uttar Pradesh
From Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh to parts of Maharashtra, the unseasonal showers over the weekend have dashed the hopes of thousands or farmers. The yield for crops like wheat, potato, mustard, onion is likely to be adversely impacted by the wet spell.
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Rains to Continue Today. Agricultural Loss in Maharashtra Around Rs 1000 Crore
Unseasonal rains over the last two days have caused widespread crop damage across north and western India, raising concern in the states and in Parliament.
