NRI Policy: Minister Priyank Kharge, overseeing IT, Biotechnology, Rural Development, and Panchayat Raj, announced plans in the Legislative Assembly for an NRI policy aimed at fostering sustainable connections between Karnataka and non-resident Kannadigas worldwide.
During the session, over a dozen NRIs from Karnataka observed proceedings from the visitors’ gallery. Kharge revealed that a draft of the policy is already prepared, with plans underway to refine it further.
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Recognizing the substantial remittances from NRIs, Kharge emphasized the government’s commitment to not only attracting investments from them but also providing opportunities for them to contribute to the state’s development.
Ashok Rai of the Congress party advocated for the establishment of a dedicated corporation to safeguard the interests of NRIs. Incorporating points for why NRIs are also important for the growth and development.
The discussion also saw various ministers acknowledging the significant contributions made by NRIs to Karnataka’s progress. This shows the appreciation of the politicians on behalf of the people of the region.
The proposed NRI policy reflects the government’s proactive stance in engaging with its diaspora community and leveraging their expertise and resources for the state’s benefit.
It underscores the importance of nurturing ties with non-resident Kannadigas, recognizing their role as key stakeholders in Karnataka’s development journey.
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