The Maharashtra government enacted a resolution on Monday that allows sugar mills to pay FRP in two payments. The first instalment would be the basic FRP to the farmers, depending on the region’s typical recovery rate. Payments and ultimate recovery would be determined within 15 days of the season’s conclusion. And the second instalment would be paid after taking into account the proceeds from the sale of sugar and ethanol produced from diverse sources, such as cane juice, B heavy, or C molasses. According to a news source in The Indian Express, the state has been divided into two recovery zones, namely the revenue divisions of Pune and Nashik, where the average recovery is 10%, and the remainder of the state, where the average recovery is 0%. According to a news storey in The Indian Express, the state has been separated into two recovery zones, namely the revenue divisions of Pune and Nashik, where the average recovery is 10%, and the remainder of the state, where the average recovery is 9.5 percent. The directive will be applied beginning with the 2022-23 season and will provide mills some breathing room to pay their bills.