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Parliament Clears Rs 51,463 Crore Extra Spending, Manipur Budget
The Parliament on Tuesday approved the supplementary demands for grants, which entails Rs 51,463 crore additional spending in the current fiscal and the Manipur Budget for 2025-26 with the Rajya Sabha returning four bills to the Lok Sabha.
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Centre Seeks Lok Sabha Nod For Additional Spending Of Rs 58,378 Crore This Fiscal
The government today sought Lok Sabha nod for a net additional spending of Rs 58,378 crore in the current fiscal.
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Centre Seeks Parliament Nod To Spend Additional Rs 85,315 Crore This Fiscal
The government today sought Parliament nod for additional cash spending of Rs 85,315.30 crore in the current fiscal, of which 70 per cent is earmarked to compensate states for revenue loss on account of GST roll out.
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Government Seeks Parliament Nod for Rs 25,500 Crore Additional Spending
The government has sought Parliament's nod to spend an additional Rs 25,500 crore in the current fiscal, nearly half of which will be spent on capital infusion into state-owned banks to help them overcome the high bad loans situation.
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Parliament Clears Rs 51,463 Crore Extra Spending, Manipur Budget
The Parliament on Tuesday approved the supplementary demands for grants, which entails Rs 51,463 crore additional spending in the current fiscal and the Manipur Budget for 2025-26 with the Rajya Sabha returning four bills to the Lok Sabha.
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Centre Seeks Lok Sabha Nod For Additional Spending Of Rs 58,378 Crore This Fiscal
The government today sought Lok Sabha nod for a net additional spending of Rs 58,378 crore in the current fiscal.
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Centre Seeks Parliament Nod To Spend Additional Rs 85,315 Crore This Fiscal
The government today sought Parliament nod for additional cash spending of Rs 85,315.30 crore in the current fiscal, of which 70 per cent is earmarked to compensate states for revenue loss on account of GST roll out.
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Government Seeks Parliament Nod for Rs 25,500 Crore Additional Spending
The government has sought Parliament's nod to spend an additional Rs 25,500 crore in the current fiscal, nearly half of which will be spent on capital infusion into state-owned banks to help them overcome the high bad loans situation.
