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Karnataka Budget Picks Populist Measures From Delhi, Tamil Nadu And Uttar Pradesh
In his last full budget before coming up for re-election, Karnataka's Congress government found inspiration in the populist schemes of Arvind Kejriwal, J Jayalalithaa and Akhilesh Yadav.
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Delhi Budget 2017: Kailash Satyarthi Praises Government For Prioritising Education
Nobel Peace Laureate and founder of Kailash Satyarthi Children's Foundation, Kailash Satyarthi congratulated the Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia and his government for 'prioritising education' in state budget 2017.
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Delhi Government To Serve Bananas And Eggs To School Children As Part Of Mid-Day Meals
The students of Delhi Government schools are in for a healthy surprise. The students will now be served bananas and eggs as part of their mid-day meal.
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Arvind Kejriwal Fast-Tracks Education With A Quarter Of Delhi's Budget
Keeping its focus sharply on the social sector, the Aam Aadmi Party government on Wednesday proposed to spend one-fourth of Delhi's 48,000 crore budget on education over the next year, promising more classrooms, better food in schools and tablets for teachers to track the performance of their students. The budget - that come just ahead of municipa...
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Delhi Budget 2017: Education Allocation Increased
Aam Admi Party (AAP) government of Delhi presented their third budget today and the Rs 48,000-crore budget for the national capital laid major focus on improving transport, health, water distribution and education infrastructure.
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Delhi University's St. Stephen's Decides To Seek Autonomous Status; DUTA To Protest Tomorrow
Amid protests by students and teachers, the Governing Body of the prestigious St Stephen's College of Delhi University decided to go ahead with the proposal seeking autonomy for the institution.
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DUTA On Budget 2017 Proposals In Education Sector: 'Backdoor Implementation Of Discredited Draft National Education Policy'
The policy direction for education contained in the Finance Minister's budget speech yesterday is a recipe for social exclusion and decline of educational standards, said DUTA.
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Union Budget 2017: When Arun Jaitley's Family Rated The Budget
Union minister Arun Jaitley's budget, which boosted market sentiments, has been hailed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi as an "uttam" (excellent) budget that takes care of the "FUTURE" - which, he said, stands for farmers, underprivileged, transparency, urban rejuvenation, rural development, enterprise. Mr Jaitley's family gave it a thumbs up too.
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Budget 2017: Lower Tax Rates To Encourage Income Disclosures
The personal tax rate will be halved to 5 percent on incomes between 250,001 rupees ($3,697) and 500,000 rupees, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said Wednesday in New Delhi, while announcing the budget for the year starting April 1.
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Opinion: Modi, Don't Fix What You Broke In This Indian Budget: Gadfly
Amid signs that New Delhi's Nov. 8 ban on 86 percent of the country's currency has disrupted demand, snapped supply chains and cratered credit growth, investors expect a fiscal lollipop from Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Finance Minister Arun Jaitley.
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Karnataka Budget Picks Populist Measures From Delhi, Tamil Nadu And Uttar Pradesh
In his last full budget before coming up for re-election, Karnataka's Congress government found inspiration in the populist schemes of Arvind Kejriwal, J Jayalalithaa and Akhilesh Yadav.
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Delhi Budget 2017: Kailash Satyarthi Praises Government For Prioritising Education
Nobel Peace Laureate and founder of Kailash Satyarthi Children's Foundation, Kailash Satyarthi congratulated the Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia and his government for 'prioritising education' in state budget 2017.
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Delhi Government To Serve Bananas And Eggs To School Children As Part Of Mid-Day Meals
The students of Delhi Government schools are in for a healthy surprise. The students will now be served bananas and eggs as part of their mid-day meal.
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Arvind Kejriwal Fast-Tracks Education With A Quarter Of Delhi's Budget
Keeping its focus sharply on the social sector, the Aam Aadmi Party government on Wednesday proposed to spend one-fourth of Delhi's 48,000 crore budget on education over the next year, promising more classrooms, better food in schools and tablets for teachers to track the performance of their students. The budget - that come just ahead of municipa...
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Delhi Budget 2017: Education Allocation Increased
Aam Admi Party (AAP) government of Delhi presented their third budget today and the Rs 48,000-crore budget for the national capital laid major focus on improving transport, health, water distribution and education infrastructure.
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Delhi University's St. Stephen's Decides To Seek Autonomous Status; DUTA To Protest Tomorrow
Amid protests by students and teachers, the Governing Body of the prestigious St Stephen's College of Delhi University decided to go ahead with the proposal seeking autonomy for the institution.
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DUTA On Budget 2017 Proposals In Education Sector: 'Backdoor Implementation Of Discredited Draft National Education Policy'
The policy direction for education contained in the Finance Minister's budget speech yesterday is a recipe for social exclusion and decline of educational standards, said DUTA.
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Union Budget 2017: When Arun Jaitley's Family Rated The Budget
Union minister Arun Jaitley's budget, which boosted market sentiments, has been hailed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi as an "uttam" (excellent) budget that takes care of the "FUTURE" - which, he said, stands for farmers, underprivileged, transparency, urban rejuvenation, rural development, enterprise. Mr Jaitley's family gave it a thumbs up too.
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Budget 2017: Lower Tax Rates To Encourage Income Disclosures
The personal tax rate will be halved to 5 percent on incomes between 250,001 rupees ($3,697) and 500,000 rupees, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said Wednesday in New Delhi, while announcing the budget for the year starting April 1.
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Opinion: Modi, Don't Fix What You Broke In This Indian Budget: Gadfly
Amid signs that New Delhi's Nov. 8 ban on 86 percent of the country's currency has disrupted demand, snapped supply chains and cratered credit growth, investors expect a fiscal lollipop from Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Finance Minister Arun Jaitley.
