After harvesting the paddy, the stubble of the paddy plants remains on the field. These stubbles are still lying in the field and haven't been cut yet. After a few days, when they are cut, they will be mixed with the soil through plowing. These act somewhat like organic matter for the field. During plowing, they get mixed into the soil, so people don’t bother cutting them separately. Cutting them from such a low height requires more effort and time, which is why people usually don’t cut them thoroughly.
Later, after cutting these stubbles, the fields are filled with water. Currently, water is visible in the fields. I had taken some pictures of this area, and I am sharing those photos with you.