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Central drought assessment team to visit Anantapur today
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District Collector O Anand confirmed that following a briefing and photo exhibition at the Anantapur Collectorate, the team will inspect damaged castor, red gram, and tomato crops in Pampanuru and Mulakanuru villages.
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District Collector O Anand
Anantapur: An Inter-Ministerial Central Team (IMCT) led by Joint Secretary Chinmay Gotmare will visit Anantapur district on Monday to assess drought-affected crops and ground conditions.
District Collector O Anand confirmed that following a briefing and photo exhibition at the Anantapur Collectorate, the team will inspect damaged castor, red gram, and tomato crops in Pampanuru and Mulakanuru villages.
Accompanied by State Nodal Officer Manazir Jeelani Samoon, IAS, the delegation will also evaluate groundwater depletion in Kalyandurg and interact with local farmers and livestock owners regarding fodder availability before returning to headquarters.
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