The Maharashtra government has decided to extend the Salokha scheme by two years to effectively resolve farmland disputes in the state. The initiative aims to provide a platform for farmers to settle disputes related to land ownership and boundaries through mutual agreement. The extension of the Salokha scheme comes as a relief to many farmers who have been embroiled in land disputes, leading to lengthy legal battles and tensions among families. By extending the scheme, the government hopes to facilitate a peaceful and amicable resolution to these disputes, thereby ensuring harmony in rural communities. Under the Salokha scheme, farmers can approach the revenue department with their disputes, following which a committee is formed to mediate and facilitate a resolution. This extension reflects the government’s commitment to promoting agricultural welfare and addressing the concerns of farmers in Maharashtra. It is expected that the continuation of the Salokha scheme will help in reducing the burden on the legal system and enable farmers to focus on their agricultural activities without the added stress of land disputes. This decision has been welcomed by agricultural stakeholders and is seen as a positive step towards enhancing the agricultural sector in the state.