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"Timely Precautionary Measure": NITI Aayog Vice Chairman On PM's Forex Appeal
The call comes amid escalating tensions in the Middle East that threaten global oil supplies and have pushed energy prices higher, putting pressure on India's import bill and foreign exchange reserves.
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Economist Ashok Lahiri From West Bengal To Be NITI Aayog Vice-Chairman
Scientist Gobardhan Das, also from West Bengal, is set to be named Niti Aayog member, according to a report.
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"Not Joining Trinamool But ...": Bengal BJP MLA Ashok Lahiri On Defection Rumours
Economist and BJP MLA Ashok Lahiri on Tuesday scotched speculation about him joining the ruling Trinamool Congress (TMC) in Bengal but said he is ready to give constructive advice on financial matters to the state government if asked.
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After Workers Protest, BJP Replaces Candidate From Bengal's Alipurduar
The BJP on Thursday pulled out its candidate, the former Chief Economic Advisor Ashok Lahiri, from the Alipurduar seat in north Bengal after intense protests from the local party supporters who described him as an "outsider".
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"Timely Precautionary Measure": NITI Aayog Vice Chairman On PM's Forex Appeal
The call comes amid escalating tensions in the Middle East that threaten global oil supplies and have pushed energy prices higher, putting pressure on India's import bill and foreign exchange reserves.
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Economist Ashok Lahiri From West Bengal To Be NITI Aayog Vice-Chairman
Scientist Gobardhan Das, also from West Bengal, is set to be named Niti Aayog member, according to a report.
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"Not Joining Trinamool But ...": Bengal BJP MLA Ashok Lahiri On Defection Rumours
Economist and BJP MLA Ashok Lahiri on Tuesday scotched speculation about him joining the ruling Trinamool Congress (TMC) in Bengal but said he is ready to give constructive advice on financial matters to the state government if asked.
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After Workers Protest, BJP Replaces Candidate From Bengal's Alipurduar
The BJP on Thursday pulled out its candidate, the former Chief Economic Advisor Ashok Lahiri, from the Alipurduar seat in north Bengal after intense protests from the local party supporters who described him as an "outsider".
