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Goverment Permits Indian Restaurants In Singapore To Hire Cooks From India
Four hundred Indian cuisine restaurants tapped the work permits in the first three months after applications were accepted in September last year.
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Amid Champions Trophy Row, Harbhajan Singh's Old Video Schooling Pakistan Reporter Goes Viral
Recent reports have claimed that the Indian cricket team is unlikely to get clearance from the goverment to travel to Pakistan for the tournament.
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Social Media Should Act in Accordance With Indian Laws, Cannot Contravene the Rights of Citizens: MeitY
The government is not happy with the social media platforms who have failed to adequately redress the issues raised by the people, Union Minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar said on Thursday. The Minister of State for Electronics and IT held an open house discussion with stakeholders on a draft notification to amend the Information Technology (Intermediar...
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Government Seeks Approval For Rs 23,675 Crore Extra Spending
The extra spending is on top of the budgeted Rs 34.83 lakh crore announced for the 202122 fiscal year in February.
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Youth Congress Protests Over Maharashtra Government Formation Near Parliament House
Indian Youth Congress activists staged a demonstration near the Parliament House on Monday against the BJP-led central government over the alleged "illegal and undemocratic" manner of government formation in Maharashtra.
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Triple Talaq To Be An Offence, President Clears Ordinance: 10 Facts
Triple talaq or instant divorce is just short of becoming a punishable offence after the government cleared an ordinance or executive order on Wednesday to enforce a proposed law that could not be passed in parliament in August. President Ram Nath Kovind signed the ordinance on Wednesday night, a top law ministry functionary said. The goverm...
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P Chidambaram Slams Centre Over RBI Report On Demonetisation
Senior Congress leader P Chidambaram today slammed the government after the RBI said that as much as 99.3 per cent of the demonetised Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes have returned to the banking system, saying the Indian economy had suffered due to the notes ban by way of job loss, closure of industries and the GDP growth.
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Goverment Bans Offshoots Of Al-Qaeda, ISIS In Indian Subcontinent
The Centre has banned new offshoots of terror organisations al-Qaeda and ISIS under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, according to an official order.
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Fear Of The Taxman Blights PM Modi's Quest To Expand Formal Economy
Twice in the past year, Mohammed Mohsin's textile design business was buffeted by major changes in the Indian economy. First, a ban on high-value notes, then a new tax system. Now, he senses yet another threat.
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Government Might Make Airbags Compulsory From April 2019 Instead Of October 2019
The Indian government thinking of making airbags compulsory from April 2019 instead of the earlier deadline of October 2019. In addition, the government has also outlined the date for migration from BS IV to BS VI from April 2020.
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Two Years Into Win, Modi's 'Glass Is Half Full'
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi might have got his reformist mojo back.
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Pacific Island Countries Key to India's 'Act East' Policy: President Pranab Mukherjee
Economic linkages and co-operation with Pacific island countries are key factors in India's extended 'Act East' policy, President Pranab Mukherjee said on Thursday.
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Indian Government's Initiative 'Mobile Seva' Wins UN Award
An initiative conceptualised by Indian goverment's Department of Electronics and Information Technology to enable delivery of public services electronically through the mobile platform has been awarded a United Nations public service award.
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Court wants contract between Indian maid, government
The Delhi High Court on Tuesday asked the central government for a copy of the contract signed with an Indian domestic help who was working with a diplomat at the consulate in New York and has alleged that she was ill-treated. The court said the government had to take care of the maid as she was also Indian.
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Goverment Permits Indian Restaurants In Singapore To Hire Cooks From India
Four hundred Indian cuisine restaurants tapped the work permits in the first three months after applications were accepted in September last year.
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Amid Champions Trophy Row, Harbhajan Singh's Old Video Schooling Pakistan Reporter Goes Viral
Recent reports have claimed that the Indian cricket team is unlikely to get clearance from the goverment to travel to Pakistan for the tournament.
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Social Media Should Act in Accordance With Indian Laws, Cannot Contravene the Rights of Citizens: MeitY
The government is not happy with the social media platforms who have failed to adequately redress the issues raised by the people, Union Minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar said on Thursday. The Minister of State for Electronics and IT held an open house discussion with stakeholders on a draft notification to amend the Information Technology (Intermediar...
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Government Seeks Approval For Rs 23,675 Crore Extra Spending
The extra spending is on top of the budgeted Rs 34.83 lakh crore announced for the 202122 fiscal year in February.
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Youth Congress Protests Over Maharashtra Government Formation Near Parliament House
Indian Youth Congress activists staged a demonstration near the Parliament House on Monday against the BJP-led central government over the alleged "illegal and undemocratic" manner of government formation in Maharashtra.
-
Triple Talaq To Be An Offence, President Clears Ordinance: 10 Facts
Triple talaq or instant divorce is just short of becoming a punishable offence after the government cleared an ordinance or executive order on Wednesday to enforce a proposed law that could not be passed in parliament in August. President Ram Nath Kovind signed the ordinance on Wednesday night, a top law ministry functionary said. The goverm...
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P Chidambaram Slams Centre Over RBI Report On Demonetisation
Senior Congress leader P Chidambaram today slammed the government after the RBI said that as much as 99.3 per cent of the demonetised Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes have returned to the banking system, saying the Indian economy had suffered due to the notes ban by way of job loss, closure of industries and the GDP growth.
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Goverment Bans Offshoots Of Al-Qaeda, ISIS In Indian Subcontinent
The Centre has banned new offshoots of terror organisations al-Qaeda and ISIS under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, according to an official order.
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Fear Of The Taxman Blights PM Modi's Quest To Expand Formal Economy
Twice in the past year, Mohammed Mohsin's textile design business was buffeted by major changes in the Indian economy. First, a ban on high-value notes, then a new tax system. Now, he senses yet another threat.
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Government Might Make Airbags Compulsory From April 2019 Instead Of October 2019
The Indian government thinking of making airbags compulsory from April 2019 instead of the earlier deadline of October 2019. In addition, the government has also outlined the date for migration from BS IV to BS VI from April 2020.
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Two Years Into Win, Modi's 'Glass Is Half Full'
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi might have got his reformist mojo back.
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Pacific Island Countries Key to India's 'Act East' Policy: President Pranab Mukherjee
Economic linkages and co-operation with Pacific island countries are key factors in India's extended 'Act East' policy, President Pranab Mukherjee said on Thursday.
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Indian Government's Initiative 'Mobile Seva' Wins UN Award
An initiative conceptualised by Indian goverment's Department of Electronics and Information Technology to enable delivery of public services electronically through the mobile platform has been awarded a United Nations public service award.
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Court wants contract between Indian maid, government
The Delhi High Court on Tuesday asked the central government for a copy of the contract signed with an Indian domestic help who was working with a diplomat at the consulate in New York and has alleged that she was ill-treated. The court said the government had to take care of the maid as she was also Indian.
