In a written reply in the Lok Sabha, Minister of State for Finance Anurag Singh Thakur stated that Scooters India, Hindustan Fluorocarbon Limited (HFL), Bharat Pumps and Compressors Limited, Hindustan Prefab, Hindustan Newsprint and Karnataka Antibiotics and Pharmaceuticals Limited are considered for closure by the Central Government.
Police has informed that a huge amount of financial assistance was given to the rioters for the riots in Dehli, in February.
The NIA sleuths investigating the Kerala gold smuggling case say the racket may have been part of a systematic conspiracy to destabilise India’s economy as they estimate that 250 kg of gold was smuggled into the country by using some employees of the United Arab Emirates diplomatic mission since July 2019.
‘If the TMC returns to power, we will provide lifetime free ration to the poor.’ Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee lured the public with ridiculous promises in an online meeting.
Nearly 140 workers including priests in the world-famous Tirupati Balaji Temple are affected by the coronavirus. The Chairman of Temple Trust Y.V. Subbareddy declared that the management has no plans to shut down the temple.
An investigation by the Delhi Police has revealed that the remittance of money for opposing the Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA) in Delhi in February and the subsequent riots was done from the Middle-Eastern Islamic countries UAE and Oman.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has recently announced the launch of ‘Atmanirbhar Bharat Abhiyan’ (Self-reliant India Campaign). Under this, he has laid special emphasis on the aspect of using ‘locally manufactured’, meaning, ‘indigenous’ products.
The result of the difference-in-difference estimation shows that, India’s military spending increases every year. India had to spend an annual US$ 7.16 billion for military purposes…
Kerala State Backward Classes Development Corporation (KSBCDC) has decided to spend Rs. 5 crores for converted Christians from scheduled casts under various schemes in the financial year of 2020-21.
The U.P Government approved a draft ordinance making a provision for the maximum imprisonment term to ten years from the existing seven years and maximum penalty to 5 lakhs from three lakhs. The Uttar Pradesh Prevention of Cow Slaughter Act, 1955 was implemented in the State on January 6, 1956.