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Nabard RIDF assistance for AP

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HYDERABAD: As part of Nabard's Rural Infrastructure Development Fund, an amount of Rs 15.17 crore had been spent up to June. Beneficiaries belonged to SC, ST and BC communities covering 22 districts. The `Comprehensive Land Development Project' was being implemented through `Indira Prabha' programme in the State.

Nabard had allocated Rs 550.65 crore to the project in five years, assisting 2.72 lakh families to develop 14.10 lakh acres of land, a Government release said here.

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