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మోదీ విదేశీ విమాన ప్రయాణాల ఖర్చు రూ.255 కోట్లు - Over Rs 255 cr spent on chartered flights during Modi's foreign engagements in last three years

ప్రధాని మోదీ విదేశీపర్యటనలకు అయిన విమానఖర్చుల వివరాలను విదేశాంగశాఖ సహాయమంత్రి మురళీధరన్ రాజ్యసభకు లిఖితపూర్వకంగా నివేదించారు. గత మూడేళ్లలో మోదీ విదేశీ పర్యటనలకు అయిన విమాన ప్రయాణాల ఖర్చు రూ.255 కోట్లు అని ఆయన స్పష్టం చేశారు.

మోదీ విదేశీ విమాన ప్రయాణాల ఖర్చు రూ.255 కోట్లు మాత్రమే!
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Published : Nov 21, 2019, 8:31 PM IST

గత మూడేళ్లలో ప్రధాని మోదీ విదేశీ పర్యటన కోసం అయిన విమాన ఛార్జీల ఖర్చు రూ.255 కోట్లు అని విదేశాంగశాఖ స్పష్టం చేసింది.

మోదీ విదేశీ పర్యటనలకు అయిన విమాన ప్రయాణ ఖర్చుల వివరాలను విదేశాంగశాఖ సహాయమంత్రి వీ. మురళీధరన్ రాజ్యసభకు లిఖితపూర్వకంగా సమర్పించారు. మోదీ విమానప్రయాణాల ఖర్చు 2016-17లో రూ.76.27 కోట్లు, 2017-18లో రూ.99.32 కోట్లు, 2018-19లో రూ.79.91 కోట్లు ఖర్చు అయ్యిందని ఆయన వెల్లడించారు.

2019-20 సంవత్సరానికి అయిన విమానఖర్చుల బిల్లు ఇంకా రాలేదని మురళీధరన్ రాజ్యసభకు తెలిపారు.

ఇదీ చూడండి: తెలుగు నేర్చుకోవాల్సిన బాధ్యత అందరిపై ఉంది: లోకేశ్

గత మూడేళ్లలో ప్రధాని మోదీ విదేశీ పర్యటన కోసం అయిన విమాన ఛార్జీల ఖర్చు రూ.255 కోట్లు అని విదేశాంగశాఖ స్పష్టం చేసింది.

మోదీ విదేశీ పర్యటనలకు అయిన విమాన ప్రయాణ ఖర్చుల వివరాలను విదేశాంగశాఖ సహాయమంత్రి వీ. మురళీధరన్ రాజ్యసభకు లిఖితపూర్వకంగా సమర్పించారు. మోదీ విమానప్రయాణాల ఖర్చు 2016-17లో రూ.76.27 కోట్లు, 2017-18లో రూ.99.32 కోట్లు, 2018-19లో రూ.79.91 కోట్లు ఖర్చు అయ్యిందని ఆయన వెల్లడించారు.

2019-20 సంవత్సరానికి అయిన విమానఖర్చుల బిల్లు ఇంకా రాలేదని మురళీధరన్ రాజ్యసభకు తెలిపారు.

ఇదీ చూడండి: తెలుగు నేర్చుకోవాల్సిన బాధ్యత అందరిపై ఉంది: లోకేశ్

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Birmingham - 21 November 2019
1. Various of UK Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn walking onto stage
2. SOUNDBITE (English) Jeremy Corbyn, Labour leader: ++PARTLY OVERLAID WITH VARIOUS OF AUDIENCE APPLAUDING++
"No one can deny the thirst for real change in Britain. I believe that was the driving force behind the EU referendum vote in 2016. But (UK Prime Minister) Boris Johnson is trying to hijack Brexit to sell out our National Health Service (NHS) and sell out the working people of this country. The Conservatives (Johnson's ruling party) want to use Brexit to unleash Thatcherism on steroids, to inflict more pain on the very communities so viciously attacked by (former UK prime minister) Margaret Thatcher's government in the 1980s, to benefit the billionaires and the vested interests that they represent. That's why Mr Johnson is preparing to sell out our National Health Service for a United States trade deal that will drive up the cost of medicines and lead to the runaway privatization of our health service. 500 million (pounds) a week of NHS money, enough for 20,000 new nurses could be handed to big drugs companies as part of a deal now being plotted in secret. If you watched the TV debate on Tuesday night, you'll have seen me hold up the censored, blacked out reports of secret talks between British and American officials, about opening up our health service to US corporations and driving up the cost of medicines. You'll have seen Mr Johnson lose his cool because he's been found out. Let's be clear Labour will never, ever use our National Health Service as a bargaining chip in trade talks. We will never let (US President) Donald Trump get his hands on our NHS."
3. Audience shouting (English) "Not for sale"
4. Corbyn shouting (English) "Not for sale"
5. Audience shouting (English) "Not for sale"
6. SOUNDBITE (English) Jeremy Corbyn, Labour leader: ++PARTLY OVERLAID WITH VARIOUS OF AUDIENCE++
"If you watched the debate, you'll have heard Boris Johnson claim that he'll 'get Brexit done' over and over and over and over and over again. He might still be saying it for all I know. But you know what, that claim is a fraud on the British people. His sell out deal will be just the beginning of years of drawn out, bogged down negotiations and broken promises. Three years, maybe more, according to the EU chief negotiator, Michel Barnier. And his toxic deal with Donald Trump will take even longer. With Labour, it'll be very different. We'll get Brexit sorted within six months, because we're not going to rip up our main trading relationship. We will secure a sensible deal that protects manufacturing and the Good Friday Agreement and then put it to a public vote alongside the option of remaining in the EU."
7. Wide tilt up of audience
8. SOUNDBITE (English) Jeremy Corbyn, Labour leader: ++PARTLY OVERLAID WITH VARIOUS OF EVENT++
"In an election offering a once in a generation chance for real change, we can end privatization and rescue our National Health Service. We can get Brexit sorted and bring our country together. We can tackle the climate emergency that threatens us all and we can rewrite the rules of our economy to work for the many, not the few. Ignore the wealthy and the powerful who tell you that's not possible. The future is ours to make together."
9. Audience applauding
10. Corbyn holding out party manifesto
11. SOUNDBITE (English) Jeremy Corbyn, Labour leader: ++PARTLY OVERLAID WITH AUDIENCE APPLAUDING, MID OF CORBYN++
"The revelations about (Jeffrey) Epstein are appalling, and I think we should start from the principle that there are some victims here, desperate young women who were abominably and appallingly treated. They should be first and foremost in our consideration. And the second consideration should be absolutely bluntly and clearly this: nobody is above the law and anybody who's committed something should be open to questioning and investigation about it."
12. Various of audience applauding and Corbyn holding up party manifesto
STORYLINE:
Britain’s main opposition Labour Party launched its detailed platform for Britain’s December 12 election on Thursday as it tried to close an opinion-poll gap with the governing Conservatives.
The left-of-center party is pledging higher public spending and a greater role for the state in housing, transport and the provision of utilities.
The party is also vowing to tackle climate change and invest in green industries.
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn told supporters his party would get Brexit sorted in six months with a better deal than the one secured by Prime Minister Boris Johnson, then hold a new referendum with a choice between leaving the EU on those terms or remaining.
Corbyn also accused Johnson of including the UK's National Health Service in trade negotiations with the United States and pledged to never sell it out.
Labour, which has been in opposition since 2010, has shifted sharply to the left under Corbyn after the centrist “New Labour” years of former prime ministers Tony Blair and Gordon Brown.
The party says Thursday’s election manifesto will include pledges to build 150,000 new homes a year for social rent and to create hundreds of thousands of "green jobs" to combat climate change by expanding renewable energy and cutting carbon emissions.
The Conservatives accuse Labour of reckless spending and outmoded socialist ideas.
But, in a major change of policy after years of public spending cuts, the Conservatives are also promising more money for infrastructure, health care and public services if they win the election.
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