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Explainer: After crop loss, farmers asked to upload claims on E-Kshatipurti portal

Portal to remain open till August 31 for farmers of four districts

Ravinder Saini

Rohtak, Updated At : 05:51 AM Aug 18, 2025 IST

Waterlogged fields at a village in Rohtak. File photo

Many parts of the state have witnessed extensive damage to standing kharif crops, including cotton and bajra, due to waterlogging caused by heavy and persistent rain during the monsoon season. As a result, distressed farmers, especially those without crop insurance, are now looking at the state government for financial assistance.

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Explainer: After crop loss, farmers asked to upload claims on E-Kshatipurti portal

Portal to remain open till August 31 for farmers of four districts

Ravinder Saini

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