The Salokha scheme in Maharashtra has been extended by two years to address farmland disputes effectively. The initiative aims to resolve conflicts related to land ownership and boundaries, providing relief to farmers across the state. Under the Salokha scheme, a dedicated team of officials investigates land disputes and facilitates amicable solutions through mediation and legal processes. The extension of the scheme will further streamline the resolution process and ensure timely outcomes for farmers. This move is expected to bring much-needed clarity and peace of mind to those embroiled in land-related conflicts. By extending the Salokha scheme, the Maharashtra government demonstrates its commitment to supporting the agricultural community and promoting harmony in rural areas. The initiative has been well-received by stakeholders and is seen as a positive step towards enhancing land governance in the state. This extension will also contribute to boosting confidence among farmers and fostering a conducive environment for agricultural activities. With the Salokha scheme extended for two more years, farmers in Maharashtra can look forward to a smoother and more efficient process for resolving farmland disputes, ultimately benefiting the agricultural sector in the state.