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No Farm Loan Waiver Scheme By Centre In Last 5 Years: Minister
The government has not given any farm loan waiver to farmers in the last five years and this year so far, Parliament was informed on Monday.
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No Proposal Under Consideration To Waive Farmer Loans, Parliament Told
The government on Monday said there is no proposal under consideration to waive loans of farmers, including Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe farmers.
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Now, CAG finds lapses in one of five cases of government's farmer loan-waiver scheme
The government will have to explain allegations of malpractices in one of its flagship schemes to waive the debts of farmers across the country, a promise which helped power the coalition's victory in 2009 .
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Government auditor's (CAG) report tabled in Parliament says farm loan funds siphoned off
The Comptroller and Auditor General's (CAG) final report on the farm loan waiver scheme has been tabled in Parliament. Announced by the UPA-I government in 2008, the scheme had written off debt of almost 4 crore farmers totalling to about Rs 52,000 crore.
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No Farm Loan Waiver Scheme By Centre In Last 5 Years: Minister
The government has not given any farm loan waiver to farmers in the last five years and this year so far, Parliament was informed on Monday.
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No Proposal Under Consideration To Waive Farmer Loans, Parliament Told
The government on Monday said there is no proposal under consideration to waive loans of farmers, including Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe farmers.
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Now, CAG finds lapses in one of five cases of government's farmer loan-waiver scheme
The government will have to explain allegations of malpractices in one of its flagship schemes to waive the debts of farmers across the country, a promise which helped power the coalition's victory in 2009 .
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Government auditor's (CAG) report tabled in Parliament says farm loan funds siphoned off
The Comptroller and Auditor General's (CAG) final report on the farm loan waiver scheme has been tabled in Parliament. Announced by the UPA-I government in 2008, the scheme had written off debt of almost 4 crore farmers totalling to about Rs 52,000 crore.
