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KTR calls Telangana’s drought ‘Congress-created’, demands ₹60,000 per acre for farmers

KTR calls Telangana’s drought ‘Congress-created’, demands ₹60,000 per acre for farmers

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    Adilabad: The Revanth Reddy government must take responsibility for the agrarian crisis in the state and fulfil its promise to farmers and agricultural labourers, said BRS working president KTR on Sunday, November 1, as he addressed the Rythu Garjana here. He demanded that every farmer be paid Rs…

    — The Siasat Daily

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    Adilabad: BRS Working President KTR demanded that the Congress government immediately release all pending Rythu Bandhu dues, taking responsibility for the drought-like conditions prevailing across Telangana. He demanded that every farmer be paid ₹60,000 per acre, comprising the three installments of…

    — The Pioneer

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Adilabad: BRS Working President KTR demanded that the Congress government immediately release all pending Rythu Bandhu dues, taking responsibility for the drought-like conditions prevailing across Telangana. He demanded that every farmer be paid ₹60,000 per acre, comprising the three installments of…

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KTR calls Telangana’s drought ‘Congress-created’, demands ₹60,000 per acre for farmers

Adilabad: BRS Working President KTR demanded that the Congress government immediately release all pending Rythu Bandhu dues, taking responsibility for the drought-like conditions prevailing across Telangana. He demanded that every farmer be paid ₹60,000 per acre, comprising the three installments of…

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