The Chief Minister of Karnataka chaired a review meeting regarding the prevailing drought situation, attended by officials including Ramalinga Reddy and G. Parameshwara.
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Updated Jul 19
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What happened
The Chief Minister of Karnataka chaired a review meeting regarding the prevailing drought situation, attended by officials including Ramalinga Reddy and G. Parameshwara.
Who's involved
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Part of
D.K. Shivakumar's government is addressing drought in Karnataka, holding review meetings and addressing officials at Gulbarga University.Also in this story
- CM Shivakumar flagged severe drought and water shortage in Karnataka and asked K J George to discuss the issue.
- Protesters in Kalaburagi, Karnataka, demand the district be declared drought-hit and receive its share of Ujani reservoir water.
The entities involved
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Karnataka
Indian state
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Ramalinga Reddy
Indian politician
Related events
- The government of Karnataka has used an official to announce the official status of the drought across the state.
- A researcher tracked drought conditions in Karnataka since 1990, while a professor discussed the issue at the University of Agricultural Sciences.
- Drought situation assessment is being conducted in both Maharashtra and Karnataka.
- The government is focusing on issues in Raichur district, which is composed of drought-affected taluks, involving Siddaramaiah.
- Ramalinga Reddy served as Water Resources Minister in Karnataka, and Narendra Modi conveyed good wishes regarding Karnataka developments.