"crop-loss"

Heavy rains and floods continue to devastate Telangana, with multiple deaths, missing persons, submerged colonies, and damaged roads and railway tracks. Over 1,400 people have been rescued, while the Army, SDRF, and NDRF assist in ongoing relief operations

Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis said eight people died in flood-hit Nanded district, while Mumbai recorded 300 mm rainfall, disrupting suburban trains and prompting evacuations. Crops across 12–14 lakh acres were damaged, as the government put NDRF and SDRF on high alert

Telangana continues to suffer under relentless monsoon rains, with widespread crop loss and infrastructure damage reported across several districts. Flooding in districts like Adilabad, Mahabubabad, and Suryapet has submerged cotton and paddy fields, washed away saplings, and damaged roads, bridges, and canals.

The 47-year-old farmer suffered heavy losses after cotton crop failed due to unfavourable weather conditions; In the past eight months, Adlilabad district has seen 10 farmer suicides

The relentless downpour, accompanied by gusty winds and hailstorms, has left farmers reeling in many districts. Crops such as paddy, maize and mango have borne the brunt

Agriculture officials, who declared crop loss on 9,150 acres in Siddipet on April 10, reduced the figure to 4,686 acres

Ready-to-harvest paddy and sesame crops damaged in a big way; house in Ibrahimpatnam mandal collapses

Former MLA Peddi Sudarshan Reddy seeks Rs 1 crore as compensation and government job for Yalam Narasimha Rao’s son

Nanganur and Chinnakodur mandals worst hit; standing paddy crop on 6,321 acres and mango orchards on 1,141 acres damaged

Hailstorm accompanied by strong winds cause massive damage to standing crops like paddy, maize and harvested chilli across the district

More rains forecast by the IMD has triggered fear of crop loss among the farming community

Aggu Anasuya of Gurrevula village in Kannaigudem mandal in the district got married to Mallaiah of Lenkalagadda of Palimela mandal in Bhupalpally district 35 years ago.

The fresh report will deny compensation to dozens of horticulture farmers whose names were in the first list.

Since the IMD was predicting rains for three more days, the farmers were worried that the untimely rains would cause a great loss to them.

Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao, who visited erstwhile Khammam, Warangal and Karimnagar districts on March 23 announced a relief of Rs 10,000 per acre

Owing to the heavy rains last month, a total of 6,62,689 hectares of agricultural crops besides 18,645 hectares of horticultural crops were damaged, the chief minister said.