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Bengaluru civic works: Rs 50,000 crore spent, but little to show, says BNP

Bengaluru civic works: Rs 50,000 crore spent, but little to show, says BNP

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BNP says that Rs 50,000 crore has been spent on civic works in Bengaluru, but there is little to show for the expenditure.

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    Bengaluru civic works: Rs 50,000 cr spent, but little to show: BNP

    — Deccan Herald

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    BENGALURU: Despite spending Rs 50,000 crore on 80,000 development projects over the last 10 years, Bengaluru continues to struggle with basic civic issues, the Bengaluru Navanirmana Party (BNP) has alleged. Narasimhan said the #LekkaBeku campaign aimed to make civic project information accessible so…

    — The New Indian Express

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Bengaluru civic works: Rs 50,000 cr spent, but little to show: BNP

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Bengaluru civic works: Rs 50,000 crore spent, but little to show, says BNP

Bengaluru civic works: Rs 50,000 cr spent, but little to show: BNP

The New Indian Express Center Express Publications (Madurai) Ltd.

Karnataka: Even before start, project bleeds Rs 382 crore

BENGALURU: Even before starting any ground work, the state government has already spent Rs 382 crore on the Sharavathi pumped storage project from 2021 till date. This amount includes Rs 360crore incurred for engineering procurement and contractor works and Rs 22crore on the detailed project report…

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