The estimated loss of 20,000 crores by flood in Kerala, the state government can give to the people without interest loan

There is an estimated loss of 20 thousand crores in floods in Kerala. The Kerala government has demanded to release Rs.2000 crores as soon as possible, but the Center has received only Rs 600 crores from the center till date. Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has said that his government will demand a demand of Rs 26,000 crore separately under the NREGA. Here, the state government has decided to provide a loan up to one lakh rupees for the repair of houses destroyed in the flood. It has been tweeted by the Chief Minister's office.

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The government is thinking of providing loans to repair damaged houses. CM Pinarai Vijayan has reported that no interest will be charged on lakhs of rupees given to women heads of the house and the interest will be borne by the government. Relief for the flood victims of Kerala is also being sent to trains. The students of Kerala and many people converge at the old Delhi railway station. Students are also helping to relieve the luggage of trains on trains.

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Talks are going on in India regarding the UAE's 700 crore assistance to India or not to take the help of the flood in Kerala. But UAE's ambassador to India, Ahmed Albana, says that no amount has been officially fixed for help from his government so far. According to the Indian Express newspaper, Albana said that after the flood, the estimation of how much help can be done by examining the situation and the final amount has not yet been decided. Earlier this week, Kerala's Chief Minister P. Vijayan had said that Crown Prince Sheikh Abu Dhabi's Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan had offered the help of Rs 700 crore in connection with PM Narendra Modi.

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CPM MP Mohammad Saleem said that not only people of CPI and Kerala but people from all over the country are asking that if you have the courage to deny financial help then you should at least do something on your behalf . Union Minister Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi said that whatever the rule would be under would be but people of Kerala would not have problems.