Karnataka to release ₹600 crore for Gadag-Yelavagi railway project: CM Bommai
Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai on Tuesday said that the government has decided to implement the Gadag-Yelavagi railway project for which the state administration will give its share of ₹600 crore.
Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai on Tuesday said that the government has decided to implement the Gadag-Yelavagi railway project for which the state administration will give its share of ₹600 crore.
The Chief Minister also said that efforts will be made for that train to pass through Shiratti.
Speaking at Jan Sankalp Yatra in Shirahatti town of Gadag district on Tuesday, Bommai said, "Approval for the Tamagonda project will be given soon and the Jaalawadagi irrigation scheme will be started soon. Steps will be taken to develop Shirahatti and Mundargi as tourism spots. All Lambani tandas will be declared as revenue villages within one month and distribute title deeds for every house in tanda in a month. All their demands will be fulfilled."
Stating that the government has already distributed input subsidies of ₹209 crore to 1.2 lakh farmers of Gadag district towards crop loss due to rains, the Chief Minister said that the demand of ₹one crore towards Kanakadasara Auditorium at Shirahatti will be released soon.
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Stating that the government has already distributed input subsidies of ₹209 crore to 1.2 lakh farmers of Gadag district towards crop loss due to rains, the Chief Minister said that the demand of ₹one crore towards Kanakadasara Auditorium at Shirahatti will be released soon.
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"Besides, ₹97 crore crop insurance money has been disbursed for the district. A sum of ₹159 crore has come to Gadag under the PM Kisan scheme," he said.
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