TMC MP and leader of the party in Rajya Sabha, Derek O'Brien, however, said the West Bengal government was doing "all it takes" to fight the Covid pandemic, and accused the Centre of playing politics
Sonia Gandhi's move forces central government to bear 85% of cost of migrant travel, states to bear 15%
Assocham President Niranjan Hiranandani said his talks with government officials showed dues to industry and states were pending in the form of refunds of I-T, VAT, and GST, and compensation
Rajan said,the elements of creating capabilities is better education, better health care, better infrastructure
Reviewing the power sector, the prime minister underlined its importance in propelling the economy. The need for an effective enforcement of contracts to attract private investment was also discussed.
Union home secretary issues order amending earlier guidelines that barred people from crossing states and cities.
The imposition of lockdown is only a 'default measure', said the former Union Minister
PM Modi held a video conference to discuss the situation arising out of the coronavirus outbreak and measures to deal with it
Advocate Colin Gonsalves, appearing for the petitioners, said that we heard that the jobs of journalists were being terminated.
The court was hearing a petition, filed by social activist Harnam Singh through advocate Mahmood Pracha, seeking directions for the safety of lakhs of sanitation workers
The BJP attacks Opposition for making suggestions for controlling coronavirus and for reviving economic growth but its govt's actions show it is not beyond petty politicking during a national crisis
The central government had Rs 1.11 trillion in outstanding loans in the previous week, according to the RBI's weekly statistical supplement.
The salary freeze will affect the military's 1,500,000 serving men and women - 1,265,000 in the Army, 83,500 in the Navy and 155,000 in the Air Force.
In an interview to Karan Thapar for The Wire, Mitra said the decision to send two inter-ministerial Central teams to West Bengal without consulting the state government was a breach of protocol
Home ministry had chided state for allowing prohibited activities
Experts stress the need for an over-arching central law to deal with epidemics
No Customs duty, health cess on ventilators, masks, PPE, and Covid-19 test kits for 6 months
The Union Cabinet on Friday approved 4 per cent hike in dearness allowance (DA) to 21 per cent for central government employees, costing the exchequer an additional Rs 14,595 crore. Briefing the media I&B Minister Prakash Javadekar said the Cabinet had approved 4 per cent hike in DA to 21 pc for 48 lakh govt employees, 65 lakh pensioners. He further said the government will incur Rs 14,595 crore additional expense on account of this hike.
State FM presents Budget of Rs 2.55 trillion, up about 7.5 per cent over last year
Frauds have been predominantly in the loan portfolio, both in number and value.