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State to revive defunct lift irrigation schemes, says Rama Naidu

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State to revive defunct lift irrigation schemes, says Rama Naidu

Inaugurating restoration works on the Vedadri-Kanchala Lift Irrigation Scheme, the Minister says ₹4,500 crore will be spent on repairing and maintaining lift irrigation schemes across the State

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