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Maharashtra Hükümeti, 2026-27 Bütçesi'nde ilkel kabilelerin kalkınmasıiçin 160 crore rupi tahsis etti

Paket; ilkel kabileler için ayrılan 130 crore, Pardhi topluluğu için ayrılan 30 crore rupiyi kapsıyor ve bireysel ile kolektif fayda şemaları için %100 devlet hibası sağlıyor

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Maharashtra Hükümeti, 2026-27 Bütçesi'nde ilkel kabilelerin kalkınması için 160 crore rupi tahsis etti

Paket; ilkel kabileler için ayrılan 130 crore, Pardhi topluluğu için ayrılan 30 crore rupiyi kapsıyor ve bireysel ile kolektif fayda şemaları için %100 devlet hibası sağlıyor

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

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