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the recent cyclone ia west bengal and odisha highlight the need of india to have dedicated funds which can be used to rebuild areas destroyed during national calamities as devish devika write a letter in 100-120 words​

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On May 23, on the recommendation of the MHA, the Finance Ministry asked the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to credit the amount to the accounts of West Bengal and Odisha on grounds of “relief necessitated by natural calamity”.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee had earlier said that the State had suffered 10 times the damage envisaged in the ₹1,000 crore package announced by the PM as 70% of the population was affected. More than 80 deaths have been reported so far.

NCMC meets

The National Crisis Management Committee (NCMC), chaired by Cabinet Secretary Rajiv Gauba, met on Monday to discuss the relief and restoration measures in West Bengal. The Chief Secretary of West Bengal Rajiva Sinha apprised the NCMC of the ground situation.

A statement by the MHA said that “while Telecom connectivity has been restored in most areas, damages to the local Power distribution network has affected the restoration of complete supply in some areas”. It said that Central agencies are deployed in these efforts with teams from neighbouring States.

The Army has been deployed in Kolkata, to help in carry out road clearances with teams of NDRF and the State government.

“Cabinet Secretary also suggested that West Bengal Government may indicate their additional requirements if any and directed officers of Central Ministries/ Agencies to work in close coordination with State Government to provide all required assistance expeditiously,” the MHA statement said.

An IMCT is required to visit the affected States to assess the damage. The MHA changed norms last year and said that IMCT could visit the affected State even before it receives a memorandum from the State.

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