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- The Karnataka government expressed willingness to split the cost of a farm loan waiver with the Union government.
- Chief Minister D.K.
- Shivakumar suggested a potential 60:40 cost-sharing ratio between the Centre and the state.
- Opposition leaders pushed the administration to act independently to provide relief to farmers during the current drought.
- The state government maintains it has sufficient fodder stocks and is calling for federal assistance in drought assessment.
What to watch next
- Response from the Union government regarding the proposed loan waiver
- Federal action on revising the Drought Manual 2020
- Further debate in the Karnataka Legislative Assembly regarding drought relief
Who said what3
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D.K. Shivakumar
Chief Minister
1 quote · 1 outlet
“Let us join together and plead with Prime Minister Narendra Modi to announce a loan waiver. We will give our share. We will stop grants to other programmes. There can be an understanding on Centre-State ratio in the loan waiver. We are ready for even 60:40 ratio”
In the article
…farm loan waiver by the Karnataka government, Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar on Thursday said that the State was willing to share the financial burden of loan waiver if the Union government makes such an announcement. “ Let us join together and plead with Prime Minister Narendra Modi to announce a loan waiver. We will give our share. We will stop grants to other programmes. There can be an understanding on Centre-State ratio in the loan waiver. We are ready for even 60:40 ratio ,” the Chief Minister told the Legislative Assembly, even as Leader of Opposition R. Ashok kept urging for an announcement. “I do not want confrontation in the time of drought,” the Chief Minister said. His response…
R. Ashok
Leader of Opposition
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“Do not miss a good opportunity to go into the history books by announcing loan waiver. You are being branded as a real estate advocate. You decide what you want to be the brand ambassador of, real estate or agriculture? Announce a compensation of at least ₹25,000 per acre”
In the article
…Minister said. His response came after Mr. Ashok asked him not to become “king of promises.” Quoting the Chief Minister’s statement in Kalaburagi recently on considering loan waiver, the Leader of Opposition said, “ Do not miss a good opportunity to go into the history books by announcing loan waiver. You are being branded as a real estate advocate. You decide what you want to be the brand ambassador of, real estate or agriculture? Announce a compensation of at least ₹25,000 per acre ,” he said. Mr. Shivakumar retorted by accusing the BJP of not being bothered about the poor or farmers. “They (BJP) wanted to play politics and did not participate in the (Monsoon) session. I would not have called for…
G. Parameshwara
Deputy Chief Minister and Revenue Minister
1 quote · 1 outlet
“We have written to the Centre 10 times to revise the Drought Manual- 2020 but there has been no word on it”
In the article
…About ₹409 crore are available with the Deputy Commissioners.” Dr. Parameshwara also accused the Centre of not responding to a communication by the State, and urged the Centre to send a team for drought assessment. “ We have written to the Centre 10 times to revise the Drought Manual- 2020 but there has been no word on it ,” he said. Published - September 24, 2026 10:41 pm IST…
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Named India · Bharatiya Janata Party · DK Shivakumar · G. Parameshwara · Janata Dal · Karnataka · Narendra Modi · R. Ashok
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