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Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Under the Flood Management Programme (FMP) component of FMBAP with an outlay of Rs. 2940 crore, central assistance will be provided to State Governments for taking up critical works related to flood control, anti-erosion, drainage development and anti-sea erosion, etc. India News | Cabinet Approves Flood Management and Border Areas Programme for Period 2021-26.

FRPs for sugarcane are typically fixed to ensure a guaranteed price to sugarcane growers and thus it does not take into account whether sugar mills will generate profit or stay in the red. Analysts opine that higher FRPs generally hurt the margins of the sugar mills.

Under the Flood Management Programme (FMP) component of FMBAP with an outlay of Rs. 2940 crore, central assistance will be provided to state governments for taking up critical works related to flood control, anti-erosion, drainage development and anti-sea erosion among others, the statement said.

India News: The Union Cabinet approved an increase in the FRP for sugarcane and made significant policy decisions in various sectors. They modified the NLM to sup

Read about the efforts of Water Resource Minister Sanjay Jha to seek Centre's help in the intra-linking of Bihar rivers. Learn about the projects discussed in the meeting and the importance of addressing flooding and providing irrigation facilities in the state.

State's water resources minister Sanjay Kumar Jha participated in the 37th annual general meeting of the National Water Development Agency (NWDA) and

Our Reporter Dimapur, Aug. 2 (EMN): Three lives were lost and 345 houses and huts damaged due to hydrometeorological calamities in Nagaland during the year

As many as 2002 human lives were lost due to hydro-meteorological calamities during 2021 with maximum of them, 489, in Maharashtra, the Centre informed the Rajya Sabha on Monday.Hydro-meteorological events mean natural hazards such as cyclonic ...

As many as 2002 human lives were lost due to hydro-meteorological calamities during 2021 with maximum of them, 489, in Maharashtra, the Centre informed the Rajya Sabha on Monday.

Failure of flood management and flood protection structures, deforestation/watershed degradation, and encroachment of riverine areas were among the major reasons as recognised by the government for the annual floods in Assam, the Parliament was ...