பயிர்களை இயன்ற வரையில் காப்பாற்றுவதற்கான நடவடிக்கைகள் நடைபெற்று வருகின்றன; இயலாத இடங்களில் மறுநடவு செய்வதற்கு அனைத்து உதவிகளும் செய்யப்படும்;...

Chief Minister M.K. Stalin personally interacted with agrarian families across the Cauvery delta, outlining a comprehensive four-pronged agricultural revival strategy to overcome extensive crop submergence caused by relentless monsoon rains. Walking along breached field bunds and inundated paddy fields, Stalin assured farmers that the administration is deploying high-capacity pumps to drain water and salvage standing crops wherever technically feasible.

Recognizing that complete crop decay has occurred in several heavily submerged basins, Stalin announced that the state will extend total logistical and financial support for immediate replanting. The agriculture department will distribute free short-duration paddy seedlings, quality seeds, and essential inputs to enable cultivators to restart the farming cycle without incurring crippling debt burdens.

Stalin also guaranteed that village-level field assessments will be executed rigorously by interdepartmental teams to enumerate actual crop damage transparently, ensuring that every affected farmer receives fair compensation directly into bank accounts. He instructed local revenue officials to avoid bureaucratic delays and maintain compassionate public dealings. By providing tangible guarantees on crop salvage, seedling replenishment, and compensation, Stalin demonstrated practical leadership devoted to protecting farmers livelihood and rural prosperity.