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DKS writes to PM seeking immediate interim drought relief

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Farmers in Karnataka and Maharashtra struggle under drought conditions as an MLA demands a ₹10-per-litre milk price hike to ease their losses. Meanwhile, the Dharwad-Karnataka Sangharsh Samiti (DKS) has written directly to the Prime Minister for urgent interim drought relief. Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis toured affected areas, promising farmer support, while state governments introduce localized aid. Karnataka’s milk procurement prices have already dropped due to drought, forcing calls for intervention where none existed before.

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  1. Karnataka CM D K Shivakumar writes to PM Modi, seeks Rs 1,852 crore as interim drought relief - Deccan Herald

    Google News · 1d ago

  2. Maharashtra CM Fadnavis visits drought-prone region, assures farmers of relief - newindianexpress.com

    Google News RSS · 1d ago

  3. DKS writes to PM seeking immediate interim drought relief

    The Hindu · 1d ago

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  1. 1d agoKarnataka CM D K Shivakumar seeks 50% of drought relief as interim aid from Centre - Deccan Herald
  2. 1d agoKarnataka CM D K Shivakumar writes to PM Modi, seeks Rs 1,852 crore as interim drought relief - Deccan Herald
  3. 1d agoMaharashtra CM Fadnavis visits drought-prone region, assures farmers of relief - newindianexpress.com
  4. 1d agoMLA demands hike of ₹10 a litre in milk procurement price to help drought-hit farmers in Karnataka
  5. 1d agoDKS writes to PM seeking immediate interim drought relief

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