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Die Regierung von Maharashtra stellt im Haushalt 2026-27 Mittel in Höhevon 160 Crore ₹ für die Entwicklung ursprünglicher Stämme bereit

Das Paket umfasst 130 Crore, die für primitive Stämme reserviert sind, ₹30 Crore für die Pardhi-Gemeinschaft und sieht außerdem 100 % staatliche Zuschüsse für individuelle und kollektive Sozialleistungen vor

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Die Regierung von Maharashtra stellt im Haushalt 2026-27 Mittel in Höhe von 160 Crore ₹ für die Entwicklung ursprünglicher Stämme bereit

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Source: The Hindu. Published 6 Nov 2026, 03:18 am.

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