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.
