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Centre Had Rice Stocks, But Did Not Give, Alleges Karnataka Minister
Karnataka Minister Dinesh Gundu Rao said on Thursday that the Centre had stocks of rice available but with a political motive they have stopped it across the country.
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Anna Bhagya Scheme: Karnataka Government Starts Cash Disbursal In Lieu Of 5 Kg Rice
Cash will be transferred to the bank accounts of these HoHs. It said 94 per cent of HoH are women and 5 per cent are men.
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Anna Bhagya Scheme: Karnataka Government To Give Cash Instead Of Rice
As the Karnataka government is facing difficulty in procuring large quantities of rice, it has decided that instead of providing 5 kg additional rice to beneficiaries as promised under the 'Anna Bhagya' scheme, it would give cash at the rate of Rs 34
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Rice Sets The Tone For Another Centre-State Battle
The ongoing tussle between the Congress government in Karnataka and the Centre over the release of rice for the state's much-publicised 'Anna Bhagya' scheme marks the beginning of a series of political and administrative confrontations.
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Congress's 3rd Guarantee Ahead Of Karnataka Polls: 10 kg Free Rice To Poor
With Assembly polls round the corner, the Congress in Karnataka on Friday announced its third "guarantee" of providing free 10 kg of rice per month to each BPL (Below Poverty Line) family member, under 'Anna Bhagya' scheme, to fulfil its commitment t
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Karnataka to Sell Wheat, Millets at Re.1 per kg to Poor
The Karnataka government would distribute millets like ragi and jowar and wheat at Re.1 per kg to the poor families across the state from Oct 2 under its flagship scheme 'Anna Bhagya', Chief Minister Siddaramaiah said Monday.The Karnataka government would...
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Karnataka government, opposition in war of words over rice scheme
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah today launched the ambitious 'Anna Bhagya' scheme in Bangalore. The scheme covers nearly 1 crore families which have the below poverty line or BPL ration card, where in each family can get upto 30 kilos of rice at Re 1 per kg. The scheme will cost the state exchequer more than Rs 4400 crore a year.
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Centre Had Rice Stocks, But Did Not Give, Alleges Karnataka Minister
Karnataka Minister Dinesh Gundu Rao said on Thursday that the Centre had stocks of rice available but with a political motive they have stopped it across the country.
-
Anna Bhagya Scheme: Karnataka Government Starts Cash Disbursal In Lieu Of 5 Kg Rice
Cash will be transferred to the bank accounts of these HoHs. It said 94 per cent of HoH are women and 5 per cent are men.
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Anna Bhagya Scheme: Karnataka Government To Give Cash Instead Of Rice
As the Karnataka government is facing difficulty in procuring large quantities of rice, it has decided that instead of providing 5 kg additional rice to beneficiaries as promised under the 'Anna Bhagya' scheme, it would give cash at the rate of Rs 34
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Rice Sets The Tone For Another Centre-State Battle
The ongoing tussle between the Congress government in Karnataka and the Centre over the release of rice for the state's much-publicised 'Anna Bhagya' scheme marks the beginning of a series of political and administrative confrontations.
-
Congress's 3rd Guarantee Ahead Of Karnataka Polls: 10 kg Free Rice To Poor
With Assembly polls round the corner, the Congress in Karnataka on Friday announced its third "guarantee" of providing free 10 kg of rice per month to each BPL (Below Poverty Line) family member, under 'Anna Bhagya' scheme, to fulfil its commitment t
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Karnataka to Sell Wheat, Millets at Re.1 per kg to Poor
The Karnataka government would distribute millets like ragi and jowar and wheat at Re.1 per kg to the poor families across the state from Oct 2 under its flagship scheme 'Anna Bhagya', Chief Minister Siddaramaiah said Monday.The Karnataka government would...
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Karnataka government, opposition in war of words over rice scheme
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah today launched the ambitious 'Anna Bhagya' scheme in Bangalore. The scheme covers nearly 1 crore families which have the below poverty line or BPL ration card, where in each family can get upto 30 kilos of rice at Re 1 per kg. The scheme will cost the state exchequer more than Rs 4400 crore a year.
