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Goa will be India's first beggar-free state: Parrikar

  •   Fri, Mar 24 2017 02:24:42 PM

Panaji, Mar 24 (IANS): Goa will strive to become India's first beggar-free state, Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar said in his budget speech on Friday.

"We will conceive a full fledged rehabilitation centre for beggars and a rehabilitation centre for destitutes," Parrikar told the Goa legislative assembly.

Parrikar also said that for a state with a high per capita income, Goa was seeing a rapid increase in the number of beggars.
  

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  • Antonio DSilva, Kuwait

    Sun, Mar 26 2017

    Until the next elections!

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  • Swamy, Mangalore

    Sat, Mar 25 2017

    Most of the beggars are in the parliament after receiving huge alms and few more will be added by giving them enough alms. The real beggar in the street will be called anti nationals. So where are the beggars?.

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  • Michael Noronha, Mysore

    Sat, Mar 25 2017

    Beggars are those who seek alms without working or putting any effort. If Parrikar aims at that, then as a CM he should stop asking for Central Aid for Goa's development.

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