The Hindu : Karnataka / Tumkur News : Mydanahalli sanctuary to be made reserve forest

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Karnataka

Karnataka - Tumkur

Mydanahalli sanctuary to be made reserve forest

Staff Correspondent

Rs. 24 crore to solve water problem

Rs.6 crore to tackle naxalite menace in Pavagada taluk

Chief Minister to launch development works in Kunigal taluk

TUMKUR: Minister for Forests and Tumkur District incharge C. Channigappa, Minister for Sericulture S. Shivanna, former Ministers G. Parameshwar, D. Nagarajaiah, and B.Satyanarayana promised many development projects for Tumkur district on the occasion of the 58th Republic Day Celebration on Friday.

Mr. Channigappa hoisted the national flag at Mahatma Gandhi Stadium in Tumkur and said the Government was committed to declare the Mydanahalli Black Buck Sanctuary in the district as State Reserve Forest.

He said the Government would spend Rs. 24 crore in the next five months to solve the drinking water problem. Development works worth Rs.6 crore would be taken up in Pavagada taluk to combat naxalite menace there.

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