In a significant move to address the devastating aftermath of recent floods, the Central Government has greenlit a substantial financial package totaling ₹1,950 crore for the states of Karnataka and Maharashtra. This crucial aid comes as both states grapple with widespread damage to infrastructure, agriculture, and livelihoods caused by severe flooding.
Breaking Down the Financial Allocation
The approved relief fund has been strategically divided between the two affected states:
- Karnataka receives ₹1,200 crore to support recovery efforts
- Maharashtra allocated ₹750 crore for rehabilitation work
Addressing Widespread Damage
The financial assistance aims to provide comprehensive support for rebuilding critical infrastructure and helping affected communities get back on their feet. The funds will be utilized for:
- Repair and reconstruction of damaged roads and bridges
- Restoration of essential public services
- Compensation for agricultural losses
- Rebuilding damaged homes and property
- Supporting affected families and businesses
Proactive Disaster Response
This substantial financial package demonstrates the government's commitment to swift disaster response and effective rehabilitation measures. The timely approval ensures that both state governments can accelerate their recovery operations and provide immediate relief to citizens affected by the natural calamity.
The coordinated effort between state and central authorities highlights the importance of collaborative disaster management in mitigating the impact of such natural disasters on communities and local economies.
