Karnataka cabinet schedules three day special legislative session starting September 21

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The Karnataka cabinet, in a meeting led by Chief Minister DK Shivakumar, has decided to hold a three-day special legislative session starting September 21 to discuss the severe drought, described as the worst in 150 years and linked to a super El Nino, and its impact on farmers and the state.
The cabinet also approved setting up a new department for global investment and foreign affairs, along with a State Facilitation Council chaired by the Chief Minister, which will issue NRI cards and help create job opportunities.
In addition, it decided to withdraw the contentious Parks (Conservation) Amendment Bill that had drawn significant debate and opposition, and approved installing a statue of Maharshi Valmiki in Ballari city corporation limits.

What the special session decides on drought relief for farmers and the state
Details of the new global investment and foreign affairs department, whose name may change, and the working of the State Facilitation Council
Reaction to the withdrawal of the Parks (Conservation) Amendment Bill

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