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Package for Lambani settlements

BIJAPUR: The Karnataka Banjara Development Corporation Chairman Basavaraj Nayak has said that the State Government would announce a special package for the development of Lambani tandas (settlements).

Speaking after visiting Lambani tandas in the district here on Tuesday, he said the Lambanis would be trained to start cottage industries and proper market facilities would also be arranged to sell their products.

Steps would be taken to construct a community hall for the community and Rs. 2 crore would be allocated for this purpose. The work on its construction would begin in a month

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