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Significant relief has reached farmers in Rohtak's Gudan village who were grappling with waterlogging. Relief measures implemented under 'Annapurna Muhim Phase 2' for the affected farmers and their submerged fields—which had been underwater for months—rapidly transformed the situation in the village.

According to villagers, water levels in the fields had reached up to four feet, affecting approximately 1,400 to 1,700 acres of agricultural land. Farmers had begun to fear that their crops, livelihoods, and futures were all in jeopardy.

👉 Situation Transformed by Relief Efforts

✅ High-power motors were arranged

✅ Thousands of feet of pipeline were provided

✅ Water drainage operations from the fields commenced

✅ Fields were restored to a cultivable state

✅ Hope was revived among the farmers

👉 Farmers Express Gratitude

Villagers state that farming has resumed in fields that were submerged just a short while ago. According to the farmers, this assistance did more than just drain the water; it breathed new life into their fading hopes.

Expressing their gratitude to Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj, the villagers remarked that this support has given a new direction to their farming, their families, and their futures.

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Farmers' Fortunes Transformed After 15 Years!

In Bachhgaon, located in the Mathura district of Uttar Pradesh, over 2,000 bighas of agricultural land had been adversely affected for years due to persistent waterlogging issues. Farming had become an arduous task for the farmers, and their very livelihoods hung in the balance.

According to the villagers, the relief operations undertaken under the 'Annapurna Muhim' have now begun to restore these fields—which had remained submerged for years—making them arable once again. Where once only water was visible, farmers today are moving forward with hope for new crops and a brighter future.

📍 Bachhgaon, Mathura (Uttar Pradesh)

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Greenery Returns to Farmers' Fields After 30 Years; Villagers of Mirzapur and Pana Maharana Find Relief

Farmers in the villages of Mirzapur and Pana Maharana, located in Haryana's Hisar district, have received significant relief from a long-standing waterlogging problem that had plagued the area for years. According to the villagers, for nearly 30 years, approximately 6,000 acres of agricultural land remained affected by water, resulting in crop destruction and plunging farmers into an economic crisis.

Villagers state that efforts to find a solution were made at various levels over a long period, yet no permanent relief could be achieved. Subsequently, under the 'Annapurna Mission Phase-2: Kisan Mazdoor Bachao Abhiyan' (Save Farmers and Laborers Campaign), thousands of feet of pipelines and high-powered motors were provided to the villages, enabling the successful drainage of water from the waterlogged areas.

👉 Smiles Return to Farmers' Faces

According to the villagers:

✅ Land that had remained under the grip of waterlogging for years has once again become arable.

✅ The sowing of crops has resumed on thousands of acres of land.

✅ Farmers and laborer families have found relief.

✅ Employment opportunities and agricultural activities in the villages have gained fresh momentum.

✅ Greenery has begun to return to the fields once again.

👉 The Dawn of New Hope

Farmers remark that fields which once remained submerged under 4 to 10 feet of water are today lush with swaying wheat crops. According to the village elders and farmers, this transformation marks a new beginning and brings with it a renewed sense of hope.

The positive outcomes of the relief operations in Mirzapur and Pana Maharana are now clearly visible, and the villagers regard this as a pivotal change for their region.

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A massive relief service campaign, conducted under the "Kisan Mazdoor Bachao Abhiyan" (Save Farmers and Laborers Campaign)—Phase 2 of the *Annapurna Muhim* initiated by Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj—has arrived in the village of Dulhera in Haryana's Jhajjar district. Villagers accorded a grand welcome to this service campaign, greeting a convoy of hundreds of vehicles and a tractor rally accompanied by the rhythmic beats of traditional drums (*dhol* and *nagara*).

According to the villagers, the village had long been plagued by issues such as waterlogging and flooding. Every year during the monsoon season, fields would become inundated, resulting in crop destruction and causing severe financial losses for the farmers. Consequently, many farming and laborer families faced a looming crisis regarding their very livelihoods.

The villagers stated that:

*   Water would remain stagnant in the fields for extended periods. *   Crops were frequently ruined. *   There was no permanent system in place for water drainage. *   Farmers were suffering continuous financial losses.

When the relief supplies dispatched by Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj reached the village, an atmosphere of joy and enthusiasm swept across the entire community.

According to the villagers and Panchayat representatives, the following items have been sent to the village:

*   Pipelines *   Motors/Pumps *   Equipment related to water drainage *   Other essential resources

These supplies have been provided to ensure a permanent resolution to the persistent problem of waterlogging.

The villagers expressed their gratitude to Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj by organizing a tractor rally. The residents remarked that, after years of suffering, a solution to this long-standing problem finally appears to be within reach.

According to the villagers:

*   It will now be possible to drain the water from the fields. *   Crops will no longer be damaged. *   Agricultural activities can resume effectively. *   Farmers will receive much-needed economic relief.

Through *Annapurna Muhim Phase 2*—an initiative spearheaded by Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj—messages of humanity, brotherhood, and social service are also being continuously disseminated among the people.

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Farmers in Rajasthan's Veeran Village Receive Major Relief Under 'Annapurna Muhim Phase 2'

Relief-filled news has emerged from Veeran village in the Hanumangarh district of Rajasthan. Under the 'Annapurna Muhim Phase 2: Kisan Mazdoor Bachao Abhiyan' (Save Farmers and Laborers Campaign)—an initiative spearheaded by Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj—assistance in the form of approximately 33,000 feet of pipeline is being provided to the village.

It is reported that this assistance will play a pivotal role in resolving the severe, long-standing issues of waterlogging and drainage within the agricultural fields. This is expected to bring significant relief to the farmers and also provide support to laborer families.

According to the villagers, Veeran village had been plagued by problems of flooding and waterlogging for many years. Farmers frequently suffered heavy losses due to their fields becoming inundated with water. Now, with the provision of this pipeline assistance, hopes for relief among the farmers have risen significantly.

Upon the arrival of the aid in the village, an atmosphere of joy and enthusiasm was palpable among the residents. The locals remarked that receiving such timely assistance feels like nothing short of a massive relief to them.

Through 'Annapurna Muhim Phase 2,' continuous efforts are being undertaken to provide assistance to needy farmers and laborer families. Furthermore, this campaign serves to propagate the messages of humanity, cooperation, and social service.