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'UPA Didn't Give Reservation In Lateral Entry, But We Will': Union Minister
Hours after the government's top recruitment body UPSC cancelled its advertisement for lateral hiring, Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw has pointed out the Narendra Modi government will apply the principle of reservation in the lateral entry scheme.
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Modi Government Has Advertised its Work Better: Chidambaram
The Narendra Modi government has advertised its work better though it has only renamed the previous UPA government's policies, former finance minister P Chidambaram today said.
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Government Says It Has Spent Far Less on Ads Than UPA
The Supreme Court today issued strict new rules for what is permissible as government publicity and advertising, warning that taxpayers' money should not be squandered on political mileage.
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It's 'India Shining' vs 'India Story' as UPA releases new ads
In 2004, when BJP-led National Democratic Alliance was seeking to return to power in the national elections, they launched a campaign called India Shining to woo the voters by showcasing their achievements. Nearly a decade later, the UPA government, led by the Congress, is treading a similar path.
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'UPA Didn't Give Reservation In Lateral Entry, But We Will': Union Minister
Hours after the government's top recruitment body UPSC cancelled its advertisement for lateral hiring, Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw has pointed out the Narendra Modi government will apply the principle of reservation in the lateral entry scheme.
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Modi Government Has Advertised its Work Better: Chidambaram
The Narendra Modi government has advertised its work better though it has only renamed the previous UPA government's policies, former finance minister P Chidambaram today said.
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Government Says It Has Spent Far Less on Ads Than UPA
The Supreme Court today issued strict new rules for what is permissible as government publicity and advertising, warning that taxpayers' money should not be squandered on political mileage.
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It's 'India Shining' vs 'India Story' as UPA releases new ads
In 2004, when BJP-led National Democratic Alliance was seeking to return to power in the national elections, they launched a campaign called India Shining to woo the voters by showcasing their achievements. Nearly a decade later, the UPA government, led by the Congress, is treading a similar path.
