Government and Policy

Support for agro reforms grow as more than 850 experts, noted academicians says laws will open market for farmers

Expressing strong support for the farm reforms initiated by the Modi government, more than 850 academicians have written a letter

Haj Committee tacitly tells Muslims to not comply with the law as logjam between Govt and Muslim clerics continue over IT returns

Since Nov, Muslim clerics have been demanding that the 5% GST levied on Haj pilgrimage and the mandatory filing of tax return be exempt

How the Modi govt plans to roll out Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine in India, immunise 30 crore people within July

After CDSCO approved the emergence use of Covishield vaccine plans are underway by Modi govt to roll-out the immunisation programme

‘Made In India’ Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine, manufactured by Serum Institute gets emergency use approval

Covishield is manufactured in India by the world's largest vaccine maker Serum Institute of India.

Shiv Sena clears proposal to give Rs 9.5 crore waiver to Taj Mahal Palace Hotel, Sena’s own allies see red: Read Details

Shiv Sena led standing committee of BMC has decided to clear proposal for an almost Rs 10 crore waiver to Taj Mahal Palace Hotel.

Over Rs 70,000 crore economic loss has been caused in the December quarter, thanks to the ‘farmer’ protest: Details

Farmer protest against the three farm laws enacted by the govt last year have reportedly cost the economy over Rs 70,000 crores

From West Bengal to Maharashtra, Kerala, Delhi etc: Here are the do’s and don’ts in various states on New Years eve

Owing to the Coronavirus pandemic, like other festivals, the new years eve celebration will also not be the same this year

Reservation for govt school students: Is the Odisha govt admitting that they have created a new backward class in the state?

By announcing reservation for government school students, is CM Naveen Patnaik admitting that in 21 years of his rule, he has created a new backward class in the state?

Farmer Protests: Govt agrees to two of four demands, farmers not to be punished for burning stubble, electricity subsidy to continue

Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar said that the talks with farmers were held in a very good environment and it concluded on a positive note.

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