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'Jana Mana' programme held in Mangaluru

Published On : 28 Sep 2016   |  Reported By : Canaranews Network


Mangaluru: District in-charge minister B Ramanath Rai inaugurated the 'Jana Mana' programme to mark completion of three years of Congress government in the state, at Town Hall in city on Tuesday September 27.

The programme was formally inaugurated by Ramanath Rai along with other dignitaries. Addressing the gathering, Rai said, "This is the second time we are organizing Jana Mana programme here. Chief minister Siddaramaiah implemented Anna Bhagya scheme to make Karnataka hunger free. I am happy to say that this has been appreciated by people and has reached the beneficiaries. Kshira Bhagya was started to increase the nutritional intake of Anganavadi children, where children are being given milk at Anganavadi. This has helped in the overall growth of children."

During the interaction with the beneficiaries of various welfare schemes of the government, Ramanath Rai was present amid the invitees. There were compliments galore and suggestions.

Moodbidri MLA Abhayachandra Jain, MCC mayor Harinath, Konkani Sahitya Academy president Roy Castelino and others were present.







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