The Salokha scheme in Maharashtra has been extended by two years to address farmland disputes, providing relief to numerous farmers in the state. The scheme aims to resolve conflicts related to land ownership, boundaries, and other related issues through a systematic process. The extension of the scheme comes as a welcome move for farmers who have been struggling with unresolved disputes, which often lead to legal battles and financial burdens. By offering a structured mechanism for dispute resolution, the Salokha scheme helps in promoting peace and harmony among farmers and ensures smooth agricultural operations. The decision to extend the scheme underscores the government’s commitment to supporting the farming community and promoting agricultural growth in Maharashtra. Farmers are encouraged to take advantage of this opportunity to settle their land disputes amicably and focus on enhancing their agricultural productivity. With the extension of the Salokha scheme, more farmers are expected to benefit from its provisions and find a resolution to their long-standing land conflicts. This initiative is a step in the right direction towards ensuring a conducive environment for agriculture in the state.