Bantwal: State to Buy 1000 mw to Overcome Power Shortage – Yeddyurappa


                                                                     
News: Mounesh Vishwakarma
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Daijiworld Media Network – Bantwal (SP)

Bantwal, Aug 24: Chief Minister, B S Yeddyurappa, blamed lack of vision and planning on the part of the previous governments in the state, for the crippling power shortage the state has been suffering from. He informed that the state government has decided to buy 1,000 mw of power for the next three years to ensure that its citizens do not suffer for want of electricity.

He also promised to sanction a new mini Vidhan Soudha for the taluk within the next three months, and see that its construction is completed within the next 18 months.

He was speaking after laying foundation stones for Small and Medium Towns Development Programme, emergency treatment unit at the local community health centre, fire brigade and the local maintenance division of Mescom. He also promised to set up a new police subdivision with Bantwal and Beltangady as its centre, to hasten construction of a 100-bed hospital that is pending since long, release of a grant of five crore rupees for building foot bridges, and to sanction grant for building a check dam for drinking water purpose.

He also inaugurated the new building of community health centre at Vamadapadav in the taluk. He hailed the medical officer and staff of the hospital for working to build a government hospital that looks like a private nursing home, and a model for the others in the state to emulate.

MLA, B Ramanath Rai presided. Minister, Krishna J Palemar, MLCs, Ganesh Karnik and Kota Srinivas Poojary, MLAs, Yogish Bhat and U T Khader, Coastal Development Authority chairman, B Nagaraj Shetty, zilla panchayat president, Santosh Kumar Bhandary, taluk panchayat president, Babu M etc., were present at the programme.

  

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Kemmannu

    Tue, Aug 24 2010

    In the last two and half years Karnataka is progressing downwards. We are having severe electricity problems and our roads are pathetic. My work makes me travel a lot to Gujrat, Rajastan, UP and Orissa. Once upon a time we used to consider these states as backward but believe me their highways and infrastructure is much better than Karnataka’s. I guess our Ministers are keener on plundering and developing their own pockets rather than the state. What is disturbing is these Ministers are living at our cost and now they will decide what we should eat. How atrocious.

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  • Ramkrishna, puttur/mumbai

    Tue, Aug 24 2010

    The demand has outgrown the supply by a huge margin!. Add to that the politics. Need to have a sound energy policy and then implement it. But alas whenever there is huge infrastucture project it is fraught with delays and corruption. Does not matter who is in power the people are really powerless. Classic definition of a very Weak democracy! Unless the mass awakens there is not going to be any hope. God bless all of us!

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  • elias, mumbai

    Tue, Aug 24 2010

    There will be power for next three years 1000 mw power.  If it is not comimg in 3 years pl elect bjp so that they can have power for next 5 years 5000 mw power.

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  • JOhn , Shamboor

    Tue, Aug 24 2010

    Yes Nagesh Karnataka will be shining ,,, like , street lamps , with out power , roads are full of dust and cows . people have to careful about the shit on the street ( although you people don’t worry about own shelter ) . and I am sure! one day we may find this Nagesh mamu feeding old aged cows . banned to slaughter by his CM.

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  • Lokanath.D, Bantwal/Iran

    Tue, Aug 24 2010

    I am very proud to see my home town is going to become a bride....I think days are not far...let it be in reality.it is because of present ruling party.Thanks to BJP goverment and Mr.N.Shetty.Any way it is very hard to digist day light dreamers.

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  • Vazir, Banglore

    Tue, Aug 24 2010

    This Nagesh Nayak is ever ready to praise Yeddyurappa & BJP at every opportunity. Hope CM & BJP bosses take note of his selfless service and reward him with MLC seat so that he can do so in the Legislative Council. Of course, that might lead to Daijiworld readers losing some free entertainment.

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  • nagesh nayak, bangalore

    Tue, Aug 24 2010

    KARNATAKA WILL BE SHINING UNDER THE RULE OF SHRI.YEDIYURAPPAJI & TEAM.

    IN LAST 60 YEARS CONGRESS DID NOT BOTHER TO DEVELOP KARANATAKA.

    WE CAN SEE NOW ONLY DEVELOPMENT EVERYWHERE IN KARANTAKA.

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  • Suresh, Mangalore

    Tue, Aug 24 2010

    "Karnataka had never in black under any govt except in BJP govt"

    @Ismail, that is a classic case of ive amnesia. Looks like you have been to India only when BJP was in power!!

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  • ISMAIL K PERINJE, PERINJE/YANBU-KSA

    Tue, Aug 24 2010

    Don't blame previous govt for power shortage as they were taken task by BJP in several occassions.Now the question is how many MW power produced by BJP govt in 2 plus years and in dosti govt with JDS???Karnataka had never in black under any govt except in BJP govt.Why not purchase from National Grid?????All bakwas BJP TO CONG AND VICE VERSA.What happend to Chatisgad Power generation MOU?With out POWER what kind of development BJP govt going to do in Karnataka??

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