Karnataka Chief Minister presents 13 pending proposals, appeals to MPs to strive for State’s progress beyond party lines
Shivakumar on Monday sought the cooperation of MPs from Karnataka in working for the State’s progress and particularly to get Central clearance for 13 proposals. They include the Satellite Town Ring Road for Bengaluru, re-opening of HAL airport for commercial operations and Bengaluru Suburban Rail Project.Mr. Shivakumar held a dinner meeting with MPs from the State in Delhi for the first time after becoming Chief Minister, which was attended by Union Ministers Pralhad Joshi, V.
- ▪Shivakumar on Monday sought the cooperation of MPs from Karnataka in working for the State’s progress and particularly to get Central clearance for 13 proposals.
- ▪They include the Satellite Town Ring Road for Bengaluru, re-opening of HAL airport for commercial operations and Bengaluru Suburban Rail Project.Mr.
- ▪Shivakumar held a dinner meeting with MPs from the State in Delhi for the first time after becoming Chief Minister, which was attended by Union Ministers Pralhad Joshi, V.
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Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar on Monday sought the cooperation of MPs from Karnataka in working for the State’s progress and particularly to get Central clearance for 13 proposals. They include the Satellite Town Ring Road for Bengaluru, re-opening of HAL airport for commercial operations and Bengaluru Suburban Rail Project.Mr. Shivakumar held a dinner meeting with MPs from the State in Delhi for the first time after becoming Chief Minister, which was attended by Union Ministers Pralhad Joshi, V.
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