Farmers of rain-fed areas to get enter subsidy of 17,000 per ha for crop loss

As farmers incurred crop loss on 12.82 lakh hectares on account of extra rainfall through the south-west monsoon within the State, the Karnataka Cabinet has mounted the enter subsidy to farmers of rain-fed space crops at ₹17,000 per hectare, ₹25,500 per hectare for crops in irrigated land, and ₹31,000 per hectare for perennial crops.

Maximum of two hectares

The enter subsidy can be given for a most of as much as two hectares. The enter subsidy mounted by the federal government was greater than the quantity mounted below NDRF norms. A sum of ₹1,090 crore can be extra burden to the federal government, Minister for Law and Parliamentary Affairs Minister H.Okay. Patil stated after a Cabinet assembly.

He stated the Cabinet cancelled the need of securing occupancy certificates (OC) by homeowners of residential homes constructed on 1,200 sqft in municipalities. However, the homeowners should assemble homes as per the plan authorised by the authorities.

Cricket stadium

It has cleared a ₹2,350 crore for development of a cricket stadium at Suryanagara of Anekal taluk of Bengaluru Rural district. However, the ultimate clearance can be given after acquiring detailed mission report, he stated. The stadium can be developed on 75 acres.

A sum of ₹54.92 crore was authorised for buy of needed gear for graduation of a super-speciality 100-bed hospital in Vijayapura. It additionally authorised ₹100 crore every for growing NIMHANS-like hospitals in Kalaburagi and Mysuru medical schools.

The Cabinet authorised ₹650 crore for treating sewage in Vrishabhavati River Valley and handled water can be used for filling tanks in Bengaluru Urban and Rural and Chickballapur districts.

The Cabinet determined to cancel the need of passing the Kannada language take a look at by probationary officers after the recruitment. Since candidates need to move a 150-mark Kannada language take a look at through the recruitment course of, it was determined to scrap the take a look at after the recruitment.