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Center Owned by Deccan Chronicle HoldingsKiran Kumar Reddy Urges Centre to Support Telangana’s Infra Projects
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Karnataka’s Deputy Chief Minister G Parameshwara has asked the central government for about Rs 22,400.58 crore in drought relief, urging the Prime Minister and union ministers to approve an early release of the funds. A revised memorandum says drought has hit 226 taluks, affecting millions of people. Parameshwara warned that a failed monsoon can erase years of hard work, deplete family savings and leave a generation of cultivators in uncertainty, underscoring the urgency of the appeal.
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Hyderabad: Three days in Delhi, a large part of the Cabinet in tow, and no meeting with the Prime Minister, the Union Home Minister or any Union Minister concerned. That is what Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy’s campaign for a Rs 30,000-crore drought relief package has delivered so far, with the…
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“I will continue to pursue these proposals with the Union Government. Hyderabad and Telangana need stronger regional connectivity, better logistics and modern road infrastructure to sustain economic growth," Reddy said
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Karnataka's Deputy Chief Minister G Parameshwara has requested Rs 22,400.58 crore in drought relief from the Centre. He emphasizes the urgency for the Prime Minister and union ministers to approve the funds. The revised memorandum indicates that 226 taluks suffered from drought, affecting millions…
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“I will continue to pursue these proposals with the Union Government. Hyderabad and Telangana need stronger regional connectivity, better logistics and modern road infrastructure to sustain economic growth," Reddy said
