13,500-Foot Pipeline Arrives in Silana Village; Farmers Hope for Relief from Waterlogging
An atmosphere of joy prevailed in Silana village, located in Haryana's Sonipat district, as relief materials arrived to address a waterlogging problem that had plagued the area for years. The villagers welcomed this assistance with the beats of drums and a tractor rally.
According to the villagers, hundreds of acres of crops were affected every year due to waterlogging in the fields. Farmers faced heavy losses and had been awaiting a solution to this problem for a long time.
ЁЯСЙ Assistance Arrives Following Request
Villagers state that they had sought assistance from Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj regarding this issue. Subsequently, a survey of the area was conducted, and the very next day, essential materialsтАФincluding approximately 13,500 feet of pipingтАФwere delivered to the village.
ЁЯСЙ New Hope for Farmers
тЬЕ The water drainage system for the fields will be strengthened.
тЬЕ Damage to crops will be reduced.
тЬЕ Agricultural land can be utilized more effectively.
тЬЕ Farmers can look forward to receiving financial relief.
тЬЕ This is being hailed as a major step toward resolving a problem that has persisted for years.
The village Sarpanch and the farmers expressed their gratitude to Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj for this initiative, describing it as a significant effort undertaken in the best interests of the farming community.
