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Kavitha urges PM Modi to save 60 lakh drought-hit farmers of Telangana
What happened
Kavitha has appealed to Prime Minister Modi to save the farmers, citing severe drought and the state government's alleged inefficiency in addressing the issue. Kavitha alleges that the state administration has given up on the people and is only resorting to private rituals while farmers suffer. The state government has not declared drought-hit areas, unlike other states like Maharashtra and Karnataka, which has led to the Union Government not providing aid.
Why it matters
The situation in Telangana affects 60 lakh farmers, and Kavitha's appeal to the Prime Minister highlights the severity of the issue and its potential impact on the lives of millions. The drought has been triggered by Super El-Nino, and Kavitha is seeking assistance from the Union Government to provide free power to the farmers.
Key facts
- The state government has not declared drought-hit areas in Telangana.
- Kavitha alleges the state administration has given up on the people.
- 60 lakh farmers in Telangana are affected by the drought.
- The drought has been triggered by Super El-Nino.
- Kavitha has appealed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for assistance.
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