The Maharashtra government has extended the Salokha scheme by two years to resolve farmland disputes in the state. The scheme, which was due to expire soon, has been extended to provide more time for resolving disputes related to land ownership and boundaries. The decision to extend the scheme was taken to ensure that farmers in Maharashtra have a fair and efficient mechanism to settle land disputes. The Salokha scheme aims to bring about a speedy resolution to land-related conflicts and promote agricultural development in the state. Under the scheme, farmers can register their disputes with the revenue department, which then facilitates mediation and arbitration to reach a mutually agreeable solution. This extension of the Salokha scheme will provide relief to many farmers who have been embroiled in land disputes for years. It will also help in reducing the burden on the courts by providing an alternative mechanism for resolving these disputes. The Maharashtra government’s decision to extend the Salokha scheme underscores its commitment to promoting a fair and transparent system for resolving farmland disputes in the state. Farmers in Maharashtra can now take advantage of this extended scheme to ensure that their land-related issues are resolved in a timely and efficient manner.