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Rs 9.25 Lakh: Madhya Pradesh Government's Air Travel Cost Per Day
The new government of Madhya Pradesh has spent more than Rs 32.85 crore on air travel in less than a year since coming to power, averaging Rs 9.25 lakh a day. The revelation has sparked political debates.
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Indians Spending Less On Food And More On These Items: Centre's Survey
Indians are spending less on food, particularly staples like rice and wheat, and more on discretionary items such as processed food, as well as durables like televisions and fridges, the government consumption data showed.
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Analysis: Bihar's Caste Survey And Its Intractable Poverty Challenge
Governments and netas since independence have failed Bihar. More than a third - 34 per cent - of families in Bihar live in poverty, surviving on Rs 6,000 a month or less, according to a report of the caste survey tabled in the Bihar Assembly.
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Allowing Foreign Universities To Open Branches In India Would Harm Country's Higher Education System: CPI
CPI has also accused the government of spending less than three per cent of its budget on education when more allocation is needed.
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Government Drafts Framework to Restrict Fake Reviews on E-Commerce Websites
India launched a crack down on Monday against fake reviews and unverified ratings in a bid to make online interaction and e-commerce more authentic and less misleading for users. The government has drafted a framework for companies as well as travel sites or food delivery apps which depend on consumer reviews to validate products and services. Posi...
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Is India at Risk of Chinese-Style Surveillance Capitalism?: Andy Mukherjee
India’s privacy debate has seen major changes in the last few years. The government has recently scraped the personal data protection bill, and decided to replace it with “a comprehensive legal framework”. This may bring little cheer to Big Tech if the replacement turns out to be even more draconian. Twitter and Meta’s WhatsApp have already...
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Delhi Government Does Less Work, More Publicity In Education: MoS Annapurna Devi
The comments by the MoS came after Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia said the NAS was shifting along the same lines of the traditional examination process where getting high scores has become the priority of state education departments.
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Less Work, More Publicity: Union Minister Jabs AAP Government On Education
Union Minister of State for Education Annapurna Devi on Friday accused the Delhi government of doing less work and more publicity in the field of education.
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Slightly Younger Population Infected More In Covid 3rd Wave: Top Medical Body
A comparatively younger population with an average age of 44 years has been infected more in this Covid wave, the government said on Thursday, highlighting there was significantly less use of drugs for treatment this time.
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1-20 Year-Olds Accounted For Under 12% Covid Cases In Both Waves: Centre
Dismissing assumptions that children and younger population were more affected in second wave of Covid, government on Tuesday said those in 1-20 age group accounted for less than 12 per cent of the cases recorded during both the waves.
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Over 150 Delhi Vaccination Sites Likely To Be Shut Amid Shortage: AAP MLA
Delhi's stock of Covishield vaccine for the 18-44 age group will last less than a day and the city government will have to shut more than 150 vaccination centres on Friday, Aam Aadmi Party MLA Atishi said today.
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Opinion: Opinion: So, No, Mr Modi Does Not Know How To Sweep Elections
If the results of the Bengal election force the government to focus more on the pandemic and less on politicking, campaigning and legislator-purchasing then India will have gained. And lives will be saved.
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Virus Variant Causing Mumbai Covid Surge: Civic Body Chief To NDTV
The surge in Covid cases in Mumbai is driven by a virus variant that is more infectious but less lethal, the city's civic body chief Iqbal Singh Chahal said today. He also denied that the spike in recent weeks betrayed any carelessness or mishandling
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"Employees' Safety Top Priority": Twitter's Response After India's Notice
Twitter Inc. has reached out to the Union IT Minister for a formal dialogue, the US social media giant said, adding that the "safety of our employees is a top priority". The second reaction in less than 24 hours comes after the government asked it to remove over a thousand more accounts for allegedly spreading misinformation and provocative content...
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India's Daily Covid Cases Below 30,000 For First Time In Over 4 Months
India recorded 29,164 new COVID-19 infections in the last 24 hours - less than 30,000 in a day for the first time in over four months, government coronavirus data shows. With this, the country's total Covid case count since the January outbreak stands at 88,74,291.In the one-day period, 449 people lost their life to COVID-19, taking the overall fat...
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Rs 9.25 Lakh: Madhya Pradesh Government's Air Travel Cost Per Day
The new government of Madhya Pradesh has spent more than Rs 32.85 crore on air travel in less than a year since coming to power, averaging Rs 9.25 lakh a day. The revelation has sparked political debates.
-
Indians Spending Less On Food And More On These Items: Centre's Survey
Indians are spending less on food, particularly staples like rice and wheat, and more on discretionary items such as processed food, as well as durables like televisions and fridges, the government consumption data showed.
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Analysis: Bihar's Caste Survey And Its Intractable Poverty Challenge
Governments and netas since independence have failed Bihar. More than a third - 34 per cent - of families in Bihar live in poverty, surviving on Rs 6,000 a month or less, according to a report of the caste survey tabled in the Bihar Assembly.
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Allowing Foreign Universities To Open Branches In India Would Harm Country's Higher Education System: CPI
CPI has also accused the government of spending less than three per cent of its budget on education when more allocation is needed.
-
Government Drafts Framework to Restrict Fake Reviews on E-Commerce Websites
India launched a crack down on Monday against fake reviews and unverified ratings in a bid to make online interaction and e-commerce more authentic and less misleading for users. The government has drafted a framework for companies as well as travel sites or food delivery apps which depend on consumer reviews to validate products and services. Posi...
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Is India at Risk of Chinese-Style Surveillance Capitalism?: Andy Mukherjee
India’s privacy debate has seen major changes in the last few years. The government has recently scraped the personal data protection bill, and decided to replace it with “a comprehensive legal framework”. This may bring little cheer to Big Tech if the replacement turns out to be even more draconian. Twitter and Meta’s WhatsApp have already...
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Delhi Government Does Less Work, More Publicity In Education: MoS Annapurna Devi
The comments by the MoS came after Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia said the NAS was shifting along the same lines of the traditional examination process where getting high scores has become the priority of state education departments.
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Less Work, More Publicity: Union Minister Jabs AAP Government On Education
Union Minister of State for Education Annapurna Devi on Friday accused the Delhi government of doing less work and more publicity in the field of education.
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Slightly Younger Population Infected More In Covid 3rd Wave: Top Medical Body
A comparatively younger population with an average age of 44 years has been infected more in this Covid wave, the government said on Thursday, highlighting there was significantly less use of drugs for treatment this time.
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1-20 Year-Olds Accounted For Under 12% Covid Cases In Both Waves: Centre
Dismissing assumptions that children and younger population were more affected in second wave of Covid, government on Tuesday said those in 1-20 age group accounted for less than 12 per cent of the cases recorded during both the waves.
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Over 150 Delhi Vaccination Sites Likely To Be Shut Amid Shortage: AAP MLA
Delhi's stock of Covishield vaccine for the 18-44 age group will last less than a day and the city government will have to shut more than 150 vaccination centres on Friday, Aam Aadmi Party MLA Atishi said today.
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Opinion: Opinion: So, No, Mr Modi Does Not Know How To Sweep Elections
If the results of the Bengal election force the government to focus more on the pandemic and less on politicking, campaigning and legislator-purchasing then India will have gained. And lives will be saved.
-
Virus Variant Causing Mumbai Covid Surge: Civic Body Chief To NDTV
The surge in Covid cases in Mumbai is driven by a virus variant that is more infectious but less lethal, the city's civic body chief Iqbal Singh Chahal said today. He also denied that the spike in recent weeks betrayed any carelessness or mishandling
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"Employees' Safety Top Priority": Twitter's Response After India's Notice
Twitter Inc. has reached out to the Union IT Minister for a formal dialogue, the US social media giant said, adding that the "safety of our employees is a top priority". The second reaction in less than 24 hours comes after the government asked it to remove over a thousand more accounts for allegedly spreading misinformation and provocative content...
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India's Daily Covid Cases Below 30,000 For First Time In Over 4 Months
India recorded 29,164 new COVID-19 infections in the last 24 hours - less than 30,000 in a day for the first time in over four months, government coronavirus data shows. With this, the country's total Covid case count since the January outbreak stands at 88,74,291.In the one-day period, 449 people lost their life to COVID-19, taking the overall fat...
