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Say they are finding it difficult to protect the stocks due to continuous rains; protest results in traffic jam on the national highway
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Scenes of anguish unfold in multiple districts with farmers' families going to the extent of touching the feet of officials seeking justice
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Asks authorities to conduct field visits and address the issues immediately; directs them to file cases against those who deliberately spread malicious propaganda
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As per the Telangana Development Planning Society’s weather report, Mancherial district recorded an average rainfall of 36.2 mm. Within the district, Mancherial mandal received the highest rainfall at 64.6 mm, followed by Naspur mandal with 52.6 mm.
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Say truckloads of paddy still waiting at procurement centres; since the area is witnessing rains every day, they are finding it difficult to protect the produce
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The farmers, who have been waiting at procurement centres for more than a fortnight, have been struggling to protect their produce from the untimely rains, due to lack of tarpaulins
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Complain that large quantities of paddy are deducted in the pretext of wastage while weighing the produce at procurement centres
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Paddy farmers in Khammam protested after the district supply officer halted unloading at Konijerla’s Raju Rice Mill, citing milling limits. Waiting four days, farmers faced losses. The protest ended when officials allowed unloading
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Former Minister T Harish Rao criticised Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy for focusing on events like Miss World while farmers struggled at procurement centres
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Agricultural Market Intelligence Centre at PJTSAU projects Paddy Grade-A and Paddy-Common could trade in the price ranges of Rs 2,630-Rs 2,970 and Rs 2,320-Rs 2,520 per quintal, respectively, in initial weeks of harvest season; prices fall short of farmers' expectations, especially after heavy investments to save crops from water scarcity
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Paddy, maize and wheat growers sinking multiple borewells due to insufficient water supply from local irrigation projects
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The sangham leaders staged a protest at Wyra tahsildar office in the district on Friday demanding completion of loan waiver process and release of paddy bonus
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The Congress party, which promised to provide Rs 500 bonus to all paddy varieties during the time of elections, had changed its voice after coming to power and announced bonus only for fine variety
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Agriculture Department officials blame it on excess procurement by a few farmers
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It was said that in the past the officials set up a paddy purchase centre at the village, but this year a procurement centre was not set up at the village and a procurement centre under the aegis of IKP was set up at a new location.
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Farmers are losing an additional two to four kilograms of paddy during weighing due to damaged gunny bags. While inaugurating paddy procurement centers, ministers and government officials clarified that there is no shortage of gunny bags. Although the centers have received sufficient bags, most of them are old. It is a common practice to supply used bags, as providing all new ones is not feasible.
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T Harish Rao said on Wednesday that the Civil Supplies Corporation had failed not only in facilitating timely procurement of paddy but even in ensuring timely payment for the paddy procured.
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Farmers in Yadadri Bhongir district, particularly in the Ghatkesar region, are growing increasingly frustrated as they have not received payments for their harvested paddy even after 10 days
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Since the primary agriculture cooperative society (PACS) at Rampur in Nanganur of Siddipet district did not start procurement of the paddy even after opening the centre 10 days ago, farmers of the village organised a protest on Saturday
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Attracted by the State government’s promise of a Rs 500 bonus to fine variety paddy from this season, a number of farmers had sowed the fine variety paddy.