Chitti Bein causes havoc in Kukad Pind

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Updated At : 08:30 PM Sep 05, 2025 IST

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The farmers of Kukad Pind have faced a double trouble since the recent past. Earlier, they had to wage a long battle against the state government to get the land pooling policy withdrawn as their village land was proposed to be taken for Urban Estate, Phase-3. Now the floods have ravaged the paddy crop sown along the Chitti Bein rivulet.

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