Karnataka announces Rs 2,500 input subsidy for drought-hit farmers: Dy CM Parameshwara
MeridStreet AI summaryKarnataka Deputy Chief Minister G Parameshwara announced a relief package for drought-hit farmers, providing an input subsidy of Rs 2,500 each. This move aims to support around 45-50 lakh farmers, who will receive immediate financial assistance. The relief package is expected to cost the state around Rs 1,250 crore, with further assistance dependent on the Union government's response and assessments of the drought situation. The state's drought losses are estimated to exceed Rs 40,000 crore, indicating a need for continued support for affected farmers.
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Why it matters
The Karnataka government has announced a subsidy for drought-hit farmers, which could help support the agricultural sector. However, the impact on the broader economy may be limited.
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- Indian farmers
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