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.
👉 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 materials—including approximately 13,500 feet of piping—were delivered to the village.
✅ The water drainage system for the fields will be strengthened.
✅ Damage to crops will be reduced.
✅ Agricultural land can be utilized more effectively.
✅ Farmers can look forward to receiving financial relief.
✅ 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.
