The Maharashtra government has decided to extend the Salokha scheme by two years to resolve farmland disputes in the state. The scheme, which was initially launched to settle disputes related to land ownership and boundaries, has been beneficial for farmers facing legal issues over their farmland. By extending the scheme, the government aims to provide a mechanism for farmers to resolve disputes in a timely and efficient manner. Under the Salokha scheme, farmers can submit their disputes to a designated authority for resolution through mediation and arbitration. This extension will bring relief to many farmers in Maharashtra who have been embroiled in land disputes for an extended period. It is part of the government’s efforts to streamline the process of resolving land-related issues and ensure that farmers can have access to their land without facing legal hurdles. The decision to extend the scheme reflects the government’s commitment to supporting the agricultural community and promoting a conducive environment for farming in the state. Farmers are encouraged to take advantage of the Salokha scheme to address any land disputes they may be facing and secure their ownership rights.