<h1>State cabinet approves Rs 3,400 crore development projects including university renaming and drinking water initiatives</h1> The state cabinet approved development projects worth Rs 3,400 crores, with Rs 2,050 crores allocated to districts under a major metropolitan division. Key decisions included renaming a city university after a former Prime Minister and establishing a cabinet sub-committee to review illegal mining investigations. The cabinet approved revised estimates of Rs 23,251 crores for a major drinking water project aimed at serving 75 lakh people across nine districts, with Rs 8,000 crores still required for completion. Additional approvals included 31 residential schools for construction workers' children at Rs 1,125 crores, upgrading eight primary health centers, establishing a high-tech flower market, and constructing training hostels for competitive exam candidates from backward classes.