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Waqf Amendment Bill To Be Tabled In Parliament's Budget Session
16 Bills, including the Finance Bill 2025, amendments to the Waqf and Banking Regulations Act, and the merging of the Indian Railways and Indian Railways Board Acts, will be tabled in Parliament's Budget session.
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16 Bills, Including Waqf Amendment Act, To Be Tabled In Budget Session
Sixteen bills, including the Finance Bill 2025, amendments to the Waqf and Banking Regulations Act, and the merging of the Indian Railways and Indian Railways Board Acts, will be tabled in Parliament's Budget session, which begins Friday.
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"Increase Your Budget": Foreigner's Video Showing Poor Condition Of Toilet On Indian Train Sparks Debate
A video of a foreigner showing the conditions of a toilet on an Indian train is going viral on social media.
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Explained: Why Was Railway Budget Merged With Union Budget
Every year, the allocations towards Indian Railways are keenly watched during the Union Budget presentation as a major part of government spending goes to the sector. Prior to 2017, the Railway Budget used to be presented separately.
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59% Budget Used In First Half Of This Fiscal Year: Rail Minister's Audit
The Indian Railways utilised 59 per cent of its total capital expenditure in the first six months of the financial year 2023-24, Railways Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said on Saturday.
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Budget 2021: Operating Ratio To Improve To 96.96%, Says Railway Board Member
Railway Budget 2021: The operating ratio in railways means expenses as a portion of the revenue or the amount spent on every rupee earned by the railways
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Highest Ever Allocation For Bengal In Railway Budget, Says Piyush Goyal
The allocation of Rs 6,636 crore to West Bengal is the highest ever funds earmarked for the state in the history of Indian Railways, Union Minister Piyush Goyal said on Thursday, blaming successive state governments for the delay in rail projects in the state.
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Budget 2021 Allocates Rs 1.1 Lakh Crore For Indian Railways: What You Need To Know
Railway Budget 2021: Indian Railways network will witness 100 percent electrification of rail broad gauge routes will be completed by the month of December 2023, said the Finance Minister
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Railway Budget 2021 Allocation Expected To Be Around Rs 1.70 Lakh Crore: Brickwork
Railway Budget 2021: Along with the main allocation, the agency also expects that the allocation of safety fund for the railway network should be increased by 50 per cent to Rs. 30,000 crore
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Budget 2021: A Recap Of Major Railway Announcements Since Merger With Union Budget
Railway Budget 2021: Indian Railways authorities are seeking an investment of Rs 30,000 crore for operating private trains across the national rail network
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Budget 2021: Indian Railways To Seek Investment Of Rs 30,000 Crore For Running Private Trains
Union Budget 2021: Last year, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman had announced the introduction of 150 private trains across the national rail network in the next three-four years
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Kisan Rail Service For Carrying Perishable Farm Produce Begins Today
Kisan Rail Service: The Railways began the Kisan Rail service, to transport vegetables and fruits, today. The first train is between Devlali in Maharashtra and Danapur in Bihar, the Railways said. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman had announced Kisan Railin her Budget earlier this year.
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Railways Demands Setting Up Pension Fund To Deal With Rs 50,000 Crore Burden
Chairman Railway Board V.K. Yadav said, "About 25 per cent of the railways' earnings goes into paying the pensions to the former railway employees."
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Railways A "Unifying Force", Says Nitish Kumar, Opposes Its Privatisation
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, a BJP ally, has opposed the central government's proposal to bring public-private partnerships in Railways to enhance infrastructure and connectivity.
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Public Private Partnership To Be Unleashed To Develop Rail Infrastructure: Nirmala Sitharaman
Finance Minister said corporate India is a job creator and wealth creator and called for public private partnership to develop rail infrastructure.
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Waqf Amendment Bill To Be Tabled In Parliament's Budget Session
16 Bills, including the Finance Bill 2025, amendments to the Waqf and Banking Regulations Act, and the merging of the Indian Railways and Indian Railways Board Acts, will be tabled in Parliament's Budget session.
-
16 Bills, Including Waqf Amendment Act, To Be Tabled In Budget Session
Sixteen bills, including the Finance Bill 2025, amendments to the Waqf and Banking Regulations Act, and the merging of the Indian Railways and Indian Railways Board Acts, will be tabled in Parliament's Budget session, which begins Friday.
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"Increase Your Budget": Foreigner's Video Showing Poor Condition Of Toilet On Indian Train Sparks Debate
A video of a foreigner showing the conditions of a toilet on an Indian train is going viral on social media.
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Explained: Why Was Railway Budget Merged With Union Budget
Every year, the allocations towards Indian Railways are keenly watched during the Union Budget presentation as a major part of government spending goes to the sector. Prior to 2017, the Railway Budget used to be presented separately.
-
59% Budget Used In First Half Of This Fiscal Year: Rail Minister's Audit
The Indian Railways utilised 59 per cent of its total capital expenditure in the first six months of the financial year 2023-24, Railways Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said on Saturday.
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Budget 2021: Operating Ratio To Improve To 96.96%, Says Railway Board Member
Railway Budget 2021: The operating ratio in railways means expenses as a portion of the revenue or the amount spent on every rupee earned by the railways
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Highest Ever Allocation For Bengal In Railway Budget, Says Piyush Goyal
The allocation of Rs 6,636 crore to West Bengal is the highest ever funds earmarked for the state in the history of Indian Railways, Union Minister Piyush Goyal said on Thursday, blaming successive state governments for the delay in rail projects in the state.
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Budget 2021 Allocates Rs 1.1 Lakh Crore For Indian Railways: What You Need To Know
Railway Budget 2021: Indian Railways network will witness 100 percent electrification of rail broad gauge routes will be completed by the month of December 2023, said the Finance Minister
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Railway Budget 2021 Allocation Expected To Be Around Rs 1.70 Lakh Crore: Brickwork
Railway Budget 2021: Along with the main allocation, the agency also expects that the allocation of safety fund for the railway network should be increased by 50 per cent to Rs. 30,000 crore
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Budget 2021: A Recap Of Major Railway Announcements Since Merger With Union Budget
Railway Budget 2021: Indian Railways authorities are seeking an investment of Rs 30,000 crore for operating private trains across the national rail network
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Budget 2021: Indian Railways To Seek Investment Of Rs 30,000 Crore For Running Private Trains
Union Budget 2021: Last year, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman had announced the introduction of 150 private trains across the national rail network in the next three-four years
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Kisan Rail Service For Carrying Perishable Farm Produce Begins Today
Kisan Rail Service: The Railways began the Kisan Rail service, to transport vegetables and fruits, today. The first train is between Devlali in Maharashtra and Danapur in Bihar, the Railways said. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman had announced Kisan Railin her Budget earlier this year.
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Railways Demands Setting Up Pension Fund To Deal With Rs 50,000 Crore Burden
Chairman Railway Board V.K. Yadav said, "About 25 per cent of the railways' earnings goes into paying the pensions to the former railway employees."
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Railways A "Unifying Force", Says Nitish Kumar, Opposes Its Privatisation
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, a BJP ally, has opposed the central government's proposal to bring public-private partnerships in Railways to enhance infrastructure and connectivity.
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Public Private Partnership To Be Unleashed To Develop Rail Infrastructure: Nirmala Sitharaman
Finance Minister said corporate India is a job creator and wealth creator and called for public private partnership to develop rail infrastructure.
