The Maharashtra government has decided to extend the Salokha scheme by two years to address farmland disputes in the state. The decision was made to ensure a smooth resolution process for land-related conflicts. The Salokha scheme, which was initially launched to help resolve disputes related to agricultural lands, has now been extended to provide assistance for an additional two years. This move is expected to benefit farmers and landowners in Maharashtra who have been facing disputes over land ownership and boundaries. The scheme aims to bring about a fair and just resolution to these conflicts, thereby promoting peace and harmony in rural areas. By extending the Salokha scheme, the government is demonstrating its commitment to addressing the concerns of farmers and promoting sustainable agricultural practices in the state. This initiative is expected to have a positive impact on the agricultural sector and contribute to the overall development of Maharashtra. The extension of the Salokha scheme will provide much-needed relief to farmers who have been embroiled in land disputes and will help create a more conducive environment for agricultural activities in the state.