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Center-Left Owned by Kasturi & Sons Ltd.Tamil Nadu can lead in expenditure reform
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BNP says that Rs 50,000 crore has been spent on Bengaluru civic works, but little is visible to show the investment. No further details about the projects or outcomes are provided in the excerpts.
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If the committee tasked with defining how expenditure is measured and evaluated succeeds, Tamil Nadu could offer other States a practical approach to expenditure reform
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If the committee tasked with defining how expenditure is measured and evaluated succeeds, Tamil Nadu could offer other States a practical approach to expenditure reform
