The Salokha scheme in Maharashtra has been extended for two more years to address farmland disputes effectively. This initiative aims to resolve conflicts related to land ownership and boundaries, providing relief to farmers across the state. The decision to extend the scheme was made to ensure that more farmers can benefit from its provisions and settle disputes in a timely manner. Under the Salokha scheme, a comprehensive approach is taken to examine land records, survey land parcels, and mediate between parties to reach an amicable solution. By extending the scheme, the government is demonstrating its commitment to supporting farmers and promoting agricultural activities in Maharashtra. This move is expected to streamline the process of resolving farmland disputes and contribute to the overall welfare of the agricultural community. Farmers are encouraged to take advantage of the extended Salokha scheme to address any land-related conflicts they may be facing. With the extension of the scheme, more farmers will have access to the necessary resources and support to settle disputes and focus on their agricultural activities. The Salokha scheme extension is a positive development for farmers in Maharashtra and is likely to have a significant impact on the agricultural sector in the state.