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Gujarat Earned Rs 38,760 Crore From Taxes On Petrol, Diesel In 2 Years
The Gujarat government earned Rs 38,730 crore from value-added tax (VAT) and cess on petrol, diesel, CNG and PNG in the last two years, the state legislative Assembly was informed on Monday.
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Gujarat Cuts VAT On CNG, Piped Cooking Gas Prices By 10% Ahead Of Polls
The Gujarat government announced a reduction in VAT (Value Added Tax) on CNG and PNG by 10% and said two cooking gas cylinders will be given free every year to 38 lakh beneficiaries who have got gas connections under the Centre's Ujjwala scheme.
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Behrouz Boochani: Refugee Who Wrote Book Using WhatsApp Wins Top Prize
A refugee held in a remote Pacific detention centre has won Australia's top literature prize with his debut book, which he wrote on his mobile phone and delivered one chapter at a time via WhatsApp.
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Violence against women in Papua New Guinea an 'Emergency': Monitoring Group
Violence against women in Papua New Guinea is at "emergency" levels, Human Rights Watch said today, exposing harrowing brutality, long-term abuse and revealing that wives who complain risk being accused of sorcery.
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Gujarat Earned Rs 38,760 Crore From Taxes On Petrol, Diesel In 2 Years
The Gujarat government earned Rs 38,730 crore from value-added tax (VAT) and cess on petrol, diesel, CNG and PNG in the last two years, the state legislative Assembly was informed on Monday.
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Gujarat Cuts VAT On CNG, Piped Cooking Gas Prices By 10% Ahead Of Polls
The Gujarat government announced a reduction in VAT (Value Added Tax) on CNG and PNG by 10% and said two cooking gas cylinders will be given free every year to 38 lakh beneficiaries who have got gas connections under the Centre's Ujjwala scheme.
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Behrouz Boochani: Refugee Who Wrote Book Using WhatsApp Wins Top Prize
A refugee held in a remote Pacific detention centre has won Australia's top literature prize with his debut book, which he wrote on his mobile phone and delivered one chapter at a time via WhatsApp.
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Violence against women in Papua New Guinea an 'Emergency': Monitoring Group
Violence against women in Papua New Guinea is at "emergency" levels, Human Rights Watch said today, exposing harrowing brutality, long-term abuse and revealing that wives who complain risk being accused of sorcery.
