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Germany Offers Rs. 720 Crore At Low Interest Rates To Rebuild Kerala
The German government has offered help in the form of grants, loans at low rates of interest and by participating in specific projects to rebuild Kerala, which was devastated after the worst ever floods in August, a diplomat said today. Addressing the media, Martin Ney, the German Ambassador to India, said Germany was ready to support the state by ...
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Centre Announces Rs 3,048 Crore Flood Relief Fund For Kerala
Kerala, which was hit by massive floods in August, will be given Rs 3,048 crore as an additional assistance from the National Disaster Response Fund (NDRF), officials said. Besides, Rs. 539 crore will be given to cyclone-hit Andhra Pradesh and Rs. 131 crore to Nagaland, which was also hit by floods.
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In Kerala, 1 Million People Are Taking Shelter In About 3200 Relief Camps
More than one million people have swarmed relief camps in Kerala to escape devastating monsoon floods that have killed more than 400 people, officials said as a huge international aid operation gathered pace.
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Germany Offers Rs. 720 Crore At Low Interest Rates To Rebuild Kerala
The German government has offered help in the form of grants, loans at low rates of interest and by participating in specific projects to rebuild Kerala, which was devastated after the worst ever floods in August, a diplomat said today. Addressing the media, Martin Ney, the German Ambassador to India, said Germany was ready to support the state by ...
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Centre Announces Rs 3,048 Crore Flood Relief Fund For Kerala
Kerala, which was hit by massive floods in August, will be given Rs 3,048 crore as an additional assistance from the National Disaster Response Fund (NDRF), officials said. Besides, Rs. 539 crore will be given to cyclone-hit Andhra Pradesh and Rs. 131 crore to Nagaland, which was also hit by floods.
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In Kerala, 1 Million People Are Taking Shelter In About 3200 Relief Camps
More than one million people have swarmed relief camps in Kerala to escape devastating monsoon floods that have killed more than 400 people, officials said as a huge international aid operation gathered pace.
