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Sri Lanka's New Constitution To Be Ready For Parliament Nod By Early 2022
The draft of Sri Lanka's new Constitution has been completed and it is expected to be ready for Parliament's approval by early 2022, Foreign Minister GL Peiris said on Tuesday.
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Government Seeks Parliament Nod For Additional Expenditure Of Rs 11,166 Crore
Out of the total Rs 11,166.18 crore, an amount of Rs 7,000 crore would go to the petroleum and natural gas ministry for providing additional grants-in-aid general for payment of differential royalty to state governments.
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Parliament approves Copyright Act amendments
Song writers, artistes and performers, deprived of their dues so far, can now claim royalty for their creations as the Parliament has approved a law to provide the much-delayed justice to them.
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Pakistani parliament approves proposals on US ties
Pakistan's parliament has unanimously approved new guidelines for the country in its troubled relationship with the United States, a decision that could pave the way for the reopening of supply lines to NATO troops in neighboring Afghanistan.
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Sri Lanka's New Constitution To Be Ready For Parliament Nod By Early 2022
The draft of Sri Lanka's new Constitution has been completed and it is expected to be ready for Parliament's approval by early 2022, Foreign Minister GL Peiris said on Tuesday.
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Government Seeks Parliament Nod For Additional Expenditure Of Rs 11,166 Crore
Out of the total Rs 11,166.18 crore, an amount of Rs 7,000 crore would go to the petroleum and natural gas ministry for providing additional grants-in-aid general for payment of differential royalty to state governments.
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Parliament approves Copyright Act amendments
Song writers, artistes and performers, deprived of their dues so far, can now claim royalty for their creations as the Parliament has approved a law to provide the much-delayed justice to them.
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Pakistani parliament approves proposals on US ties
Pakistan's parliament has unanimously approved new guidelines for the country in its troubled relationship with the United States, a decision that could pave the way for the reopening of supply lines to NATO troops in neighboring Afghanistan.
