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6,000 houses in 2 months: BSY
May 11: The state government has directed deputy commissioners of the 15 flood hit districts to take adequate measures to ensure that flood victims who are being sheltered in tin sheds presently are not affected during the coming monsoons...more details |
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Houses soon for flood-hit, promises CM
Chief Minister B S Yeddyurappa has once again claimed that work on the construction of houses in the flood-hit districts is going on briskly, and 35,000 to 40,000 houses will soon be open for occupation by flood victims.
Speaking to reporters in Bangalore on Tuesday, he said that officials have been directed to strengthen the sheds where flood-hit victims are residing at present, in case the construction of houses cannot be completed before the onset of monsoon...more details |
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Foundation to build 6,000 houses in flood hit NK districts
BANGALORE May 11, 2010: The private foundation has come forward to construct nearly 6,000 houses in several districts of north Karnataka which had been hit by devastating floods last year.
A memorandum of understanding was signed to this effect between the BJP Government led by Chief Minister Yeddyurappa and the Govind Prasad Humanitarian Foundation (GDHF) on Tuesday... more details |
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GPH Foundation Signs MoU to Build 6000 Houses at Rs 75 cr
Bangalore, May 11: The Govind Prasad Humanitarian Foundation (GDHF) has entered into a memorandum of understanding with Karnataka government to build 6000 houses under its Asare programme in the flood affected districts of north Karnataka at a cost of Rs 75 crore...more details |
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6,000 houses for the flood-hit in several districts
BANGALORE: The State Government and Govind Prasad Humanitarian Foundation (GDHF) on Tuesday signed a memorandum of understanding to build 6,000 houses under the Asare programme in flood-affected districts of north Karnataka at a cost of Rs. 75 crore. K.S. Prabhakar, secretary to the Revenue Department and Govind Prasad, chairman and managing trustee on behalf of the GDHF singed the MoU. The foundation had earlier singed a pact to build 540 houses at Harappanahalli...more details |
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MoU Signed with GDHF to Construct Houses Under Asare Scheme
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CM BS Yediyurappa with Govind Prasad, Chairman and Managing Trustee, GDHF after a MoU was signed between Government of Karnataka and Govind Prasad Humanitarian Foundation GDHF to build more than 6,000 houses under Asare Housing Scheme for the flood victims of North Karnataka, MoU was signed at Krishna, in Bangalore on Tuesday 11th May 2010 ... more details |
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Foundation to build houses for BPL families
TIRUPATI: Govind Prasad Humanitarian Foundation, a voluntary organisation floated by Govindji, an Indian-born US citizen, has come forward to build over 2000 houses in Chittoor, Kurnool and Mahabubnagar districts...more details |
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GDHF News in DECCAN HERALD, Bangalore, India Nov 19,2009:
House construction for flood-hit from Dec 1, Bangalore,India: Nov 19, DH News Service
Chief Minister Yeddyurappa on Thursday said the construction of houses for families who had lost their dwellings in the October floods will commence in full swing in all affected districts from December 1.
Speaking to reporters in Bangalore, Yeddyurappa said district in-charge ministers have been directed to commence construction work in their respective jurisdiction and monitor the reconstruction of villages and houses.
The CM said he would be participating in bhoomi pooja ceremony for construction of new houses in two villages of Gulbarga on Friday. A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed on Thursday between the state government and the Seva Bharathi Karnataka of the RSS for construction of 2,371 houses in seven districts including Bijapur, Uttar Kannada, Gulbarga, Raichur, Bagalkot, and Gadag... more details |
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Foundation promises to rebuild colony [Hubli]
DAVANAGERE: Govind Prasad Humanitarian Foundation has come forward to adopt Harischandra Nagar in Harapanahalli town, as it was totally damaged in the recent flood havoc, said foundation chief Govind, who visited the area along with his team to distribute food packets on Monday...more details |
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GDHF News in TIMES OF INDIA, Bangalore, India 28 October 2009:
Foundation promises to rebuild colony, TNN 28 October 2009, 10:02pm IST
DAVANAGERE: Govind Prasad Humanitarian Foundation has come forward to adopt Harischandra Nagar in Harapanahalli town, as it was totally damaged in the recent flood havoc, said foundation chief Govind, who visited the area along with his team to distribute food packets on Monday.
The 54 families in the area were given food kits, each consisting of utensils: 4 steel vessels, 3 plates, 3 cups, 2 spoons, 1 sari, 1 dhothi, 1 Bhagavad Gita book, 1 japa male, 5 kg of rice, sugar, tur dal , oil, soap and toothpaste.
Govind, who hails from Lucknow in UP and has been residing in New York for the past 44 years, has come forwarded to help rehabilitate the 54 families with proper housing within three months, at a cost of over Rs 70 lakh... more details |
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GDHF News is PRAJAVANI, Bangalore, India 26 October 2009:
Mr Govindji, Chairman GDHF visited affected areas of Harappanahalli taluk.He drove up from Bangalore to Harappanahalli,about 270kms & spent a couple of hours with the families of those affected by the floods.He visited the huts.took a close first hand look at the damages caused by the heavy rains & floods & he addressed the affected villages.
Also present at the meeting were leaders of the region,government officials,media & well-wishers. |
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