Farmers got crores still left with nothing? | Jewar Airport Ground Report

Jewar gave 12,000 acres of land for India’s largest airport. In return, many farmers received crores of rupees, ₹2 crore, ₹5 crore, and even more. Houses were built, cars were bought, and iPhones replaced Androids. But years later, many farmers are unemployed, idle, and struggling to make ends meet.

So what happened after the money came in? Was the compensation policy flawed, or was there no plan for life after compensation?

This ground report from Jewar examines how land turned into money, how money changed lives, and how the absence of financial planning may have left many with nothing.