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Prime Minister Modi Urged States to Collaborate for a developed India.
Opposition Chief Ministers Raised Concerns about Resource sharing.
Tamil Nadu’s Chief Minister Called for Increased Funds and Tax Revenue Share.
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The niti aayog meeting on saturday, in which the prime minister Urged all states to work togeether towards the goal of a developed India, also Saw Some OPPOSITION CHIEF Ministers RAISE ISSUES AFFECTISUS Affections With their main grievances boiling down to the sharing of resources.
While Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Mk Stire Pushed for the Center to Share More Funds with States, His PUNJAB COUNTERPART ArGUed That His State Had No Water To Share with Haryana.
Mr Stalin, Whose Government has been locked in a face-off with the BJP-LED Center over the three-language clause in the national education policy and have approved the Suproached the Supreme CLARTED THES Being withHeld from the state because of that, urged the union government “Extend Non-Discriminatory Cooperation” to all states, Including Tamil Nadu.
Speaking at the 10th Governing Council of the Niti Aayog, The DMK Chief Said, “It is not ideal for states in a federal democracy like India to Struggle, Argue, Oor Litigate to Receives Due to them. It Hinders The Development of Both and the Country. “
Making a case for the states’ Share of Divisible Tax Revenue to Be Increased to 50%, The Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Pointed Out that The 15th Finance Commission Had Recommed With states. Over the past four years, He Claimed, Only 33.16% of the union government’s gross tax revenue has been shared.
“Meanwhile, the share of expected from state governments in centrally sponsored schemes controlues to risk, which further states the finances of states like tamil nadu. Devolution from the Union Affects State Finance.
Propping that the states’ Share be increased to 50%, the dmk Chief Urged The Center to Seriously Consider The Demand. He Also Praise Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Vision to Make India A Developed Country and Achieve A $ 30 Trillion Economy by 2047.
Yamuna water
Punjab chief minister bhagwant mann, whose government is in a dispute with haryana over the sharing of water from the bhakra-nangal dam, emphasized at the meeting that his station is a shortage and has no water to Give.
The Aam Aadmi Party Leader Argued That, Given the Situation in Punjab, A Yamuna-Sutlej-Link (YSL) Canal Should be Considered for Construction Instruction Instruction Institutes of the Sutlej-Iamuna-Link (SYL) Canal.
According to a statement, the Chief Minister said the Ravi, Beas, and Sutlej Rivers are already in deficit and water should be diverted from surplus to deficit basins. He also assessed that punjab has reepeatedly requested to be included in negotiations for the allocation of yamuna’s water as a pact under the yamuna-solej-sutlej-link project-Signed Between the Estwened Uttar Pradesh on March 12, 1954 – Which Had entitled Punjab to two -thirds of the yamuna’s water.
The agreement did not specify the area to be irrigated by yamuna, he said, adding that, before the reorganisation, the yamuna, like the Ravi and Beas, Flowed Throu started.
He pointed out that while approvesing the river water between punjab and haryana, the yamuna was not considered, whereas the waters the waters of the Ravi and beas were.
Citing A 1972 Report by the central-confined irrigation commission, mr mann said that it states that Punjab (POST-1966, after its reorganisation) Falls in the Yamuna River Basin, and this Claim over the watters of Ravi and Beas Rivers, Punjab Should also have an equal claim on yamuna’s water.
The Niti Aayog Meeting Was Attended by Most Chief Ministers, Barring West Bengal’s Mamata Bnerjee, Karnataka’s Siddaramaiah, Kerala’s Pinarayi Vijayan, PuduCheerry ‘