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Amid border row, Maharashtra govt extends its health scheme to 865 villages in Karnataka

It said people who are already beneficiaries of the Antyodaya food scheme, priority group families (under the National Food Security Act 2013) and Annapurna ration card holders can avail of healthcare benefits under the Mahatma Jyotirao Phule Jan Arogya Yojana

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The Maharashtra government has issued an order extending benefits of its healthcare scheme to 865 villages in neighbouring Karnataka, amid the ongoing border dispute between the two states.

A government resolution (GR) to this effect was issued by Maharashtra on Monday.

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