The Maharashtra government has decided to extend the Salokha scheme by two years to address farmland disputes in the state. The scheme, which was initially launched in 2018, aims to resolve disputes related to ownership and boundaries of farmland. Under the Salokha scheme, a committee comprising revenue officials and experts is formed to investigate and settle the disputes. The extension of the scheme comes as a relief to many farmers in Maharashtra who have been embroiled in land disputes for years. By extending the Salokha scheme, the government hopes to bring about a speedy resolution to these disputes and provide much-needed clarity on land ownership. The move is expected to benefit a large number of farmers in the state and promote a more efficient and transparent system for land ownership. The decision to extend the scheme underscores the government’s commitment to addressing the concerns of farmers and ensuring smooth functioning of agricultural activities in Maharashtra. The Salokha scheme has been instrumental in providing a platform for farmers to voice their grievances and seek redressal for long-pending land disputes. With the extension of the scheme, farmers can look forward to a more streamlined process for resolving land-related issues, ultimately leading to a more conducive environment for agriculture in the state.