APPROVED ANNUAL PLAN OUTLAY FOR AGRICULTURE AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT
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In the allocations for 1997-98, Karnataka has been given Rs232.2 crore for rural development while Harayana has got Rs57 crore. (khr) --------------------------------------------------------- Funds for Agriculture and Rural development in 1997-98 --------------------------------------------------------- State (Rs in crore) Agriculture Rural development --------------------------------------------------------- Uttar Pradesh 510.5 857.1 --------------------------------------------------------- Maharashtra 313.1 717.4 --------------------------------------------------------- Bihar 92.3 826.4 --------------------------------------------------------- Tamil Nadu 342.8 437.6 --------------------------------------------------------- Madhya Pradesh 337.9 379.6 --------------------------------------------------------- Rajasthan 317.0 200.6 --------------------------------------------------------- Karnataka 208.9 232.2 --------------------------------------------------------- West Bengal 150.6 255.0 --------------------------------------------------------- Andhra Pradesh 128.4 230.0 --------------------------------------------------------- Kerala 207.3 91.6 --------------------------------------------------------- Assam 162.9 131.3 --------------------------------------------------------- Orissa 121.6 132.9 --------------------------------------------------------- Jammu & Kashmir 152.0 60.4 --------------------------------------------------------- Punjab 74.1 109.3 --------------------------------------------------------- Himachal Pradesh 132.8 48.6 --------------------------------------------------------- Harayana 105.1 57.0 ---------------------------------------------------------
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India: Karnataka, India, has been given Rs232.2 crore for rural development for 1997-98, while Harayana, India, gets Rs57 crore
Publication Name: Economic Times
Subject: Business, international
ISSN: 0013-0389
Year: 1998
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CORE SECTOR GETS BULK OF PLAN OUTLAY
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The Government of Karnataka has allocated more than 50 percent to the core sector like irrigation and power. The annual plan outlay is Rs5,888 crore for 1999-2000. The outlay for irrigation and flood control is Rs1,814.50 crore (30.82 percent of the plan size) and energy Rs1,007.42 crore (17.11 percent). These 2 sectors account for Rs2,821.92 crore (47.93 percent). An outlay of Rs470 crore has been allocated for roads. Agriculture and allied services have been allocated Rs307.95 crore, rural development Rs247.89 crore, special area development Rs118.04 crore, industries and minerals Rs157.91 crore, transport Rs332.67 crore, science, technology and environment Rs5.13 crore, general economic services Rs131.92 crore, education, sports, arts and culture Rs369.44 crore, health Rs231.19 crore, water supply and sanitation Rs478.54 crore, housing and urban development Rs344.50 crore, information and publicity Rs4 crore and social welfare and nutrition Rs13.15 crore. (rk) (kvr)
Publication Name: Economic Times
Subject: Business, international
ISSN: 0013-0389
Year: 1999
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RESILIENCE IN FACE OF ADVERSITY: GROWTH RECOVERS TO 5.8%
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The Indian economy is expected to post an estimated growth of 5.8 percent in 1998-99 (five percent in 1997-98) according to the Economic Survey for 1998-99. The growth is attributed to recovery in agriculture and allied sectors which are projected to grow by 5.3 percent. Agricultural output is expected to increase by 3.9 percent in 1998-99. The slow recovery of manufacturing growth is attributed to global recession, the southeast Asian crisis and decline in demand. This has led to decline in exports. Inflation is expected to be higher than the 4.8 percent inflation rate in 1997-98. The current account deficit is expected to fall to 1.4 percent of gross domestic product (GDP) in 1998-99 (1.6 percent of GDP in 1997-98). Total capital inflows are expected to be lower in 1998-99 due to decline in private inflows. Money supply growth was at 19.8 percent as on January 15, 1999 against the targeted 15.5 percent growth set by Reserve Bank of India. (vv)
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The Indian economy is expected to post an estimated growth of 5.8 percent in 1998-99 (five percent in 1997-98) according to the Economic Survey for 1998-99.
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Subject: Business, international
ISSN: 0013-0389
Year: 1999
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