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Opinion | When Will Centre Understand That India's Malnutrition Problem Is Real?
Uttar Pradesh tops the list in zero-food children. Madhya Pradesh allocates a meagre Rs 12 daily to tackle malnutrition. An elderly disabled woman crawls in Odisha to collect her pension and rations.
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ISRO Scientists Even Get Pension Regularly: Minister's Dig At Trinamool MP
Union Minister Kiren Rijiju said that ISRO scientists have themselves clarified that they are not only getting their salary regularly but also their pension on time.
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Restore Old Pension System: Trinamool Congress' Rajya Sabha MP To Centre
The Trinamool Congress' Rajya Sabha MP Dola Sen on Thursday urged the Central government to restore the old pension system which is dearness relief-linked and offsets price rise or inflation.
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"I Pay For My Cup Of Tea, Forfeited Pension As Ex MP": Mamata Banerjee
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday asserted that ousting the BJP from power at the Centre in 2024 will be her "last fight".
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1 Day As MLA vs Decades In A Job: Numbers Expose Crushing Disparity
The huge disparity between the rules for lawmakers and the people has come to the fore
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Madhya Pradesh: Free Education, Pension To Kids Who Lost Their Parents Due To COVID-19
The Madhya Pradesh government will provide free education and a pension of Rs 5,000 per month to children whose parents died of COVID-19, Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said on Thursday.
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Supreme Court Dismisses Plea Against Pension, Benefits To Former MPs
The Supreme Court today dismissed a plea challenging the perks, including pension and travel allowances, given to former Parliamentarians.
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MPs Fixing Salaries Themselves A Moral, Ethical Issue: Top Court
The Supreme Court today said that parliamentarians determining their salary and perks themselves was an "moral" and "ethical issue" and sought for data on how much amount was spent on pension and other facilities provided to former lawmakers.
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Parliament Has The Right To Decide Salaries Of Lawmakers: Minister Ananth Kumar
The government today took strong exception to the Supreme Court's observation on pension for lawmakers, saying it was the sacrosanct right of the Parliament to decide on the issue, giving an indirect message to the top court not to stray into the domain of lawmakers.
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Lawmakers Take Umbrage Over Court Remarks On 'Crorepati' MPs
Drawing the line between the roles of the executive and the judiciary, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today said parliament alone has the authority to approve how public money is to be spent and it alone can legislate on how much pension MPs can draw.
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Mile Banche Madhya Pradesh: Professionals To Teach For One Day At Government-Run Schools, 1.26 Lakh Volunteers Register
The 'Mile Banche Madhya Pradesh' programme has received an overwhelming response and has registered more than 1.26 lakh volunteers over the past few weeks. Apart from MP Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, the volunteers for the programme include media persons, homemakers, pensioners and professionals from various backgrounds.
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Government Salaries, Pensions Hiked Based On 7th Pay Commission Findings
A big pay hike for over a crore government employees and pensioners was cleared by the cabinet on Wednesday.
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Indo-Canadian Lawmaker Accused of Misleading Voters
An Indo-Canadian MP from the Conservative Party has been accused of "lying" about a Liberal candidate's views over pension policy for new immigrants, a media report said.
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Congress Lawmaker Amarinder Singh Questions Centre on One Rank One Pension
Congress MP Amarinder Singh today hit out at PM Narendra Modi asking if his government can provide Rs 1 lakh crore special package to Jammu and Kashmir, what prevented it from sparing Rs 9,100 crore for OROP for the ex-servicemen.
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Double Lawmakers' Salaries, Recommends Parliament Panel
A parliamentary panel has pitched for 100 per cent hike in salary and daily allowances of MPs and 75 per cent raise in pension of ex-MPs apart from facilities for their "companions" in place of "spouses".
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Opinion | When Will Centre Understand That India's Malnutrition Problem Is Real?
Uttar Pradesh tops the list in zero-food children. Madhya Pradesh allocates a meagre Rs 12 daily to tackle malnutrition. An elderly disabled woman crawls in Odisha to collect her pension and rations.
-
ISRO Scientists Even Get Pension Regularly: Minister's Dig At Trinamool MP
Union Minister Kiren Rijiju said that ISRO scientists have themselves clarified that they are not only getting their salary regularly but also their pension on time.
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Restore Old Pension System: Trinamool Congress' Rajya Sabha MP To Centre
The Trinamool Congress' Rajya Sabha MP Dola Sen on Thursday urged the Central government to restore the old pension system which is dearness relief-linked and offsets price rise or inflation.
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"I Pay For My Cup Of Tea, Forfeited Pension As Ex MP": Mamata Banerjee
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday asserted that ousting the BJP from power at the Centre in 2024 will be her "last fight".
-
1 Day As MLA vs Decades In A Job: Numbers Expose Crushing Disparity
The huge disparity between the rules for lawmakers and the people has come to the fore
-
Madhya Pradesh: Free Education, Pension To Kids Who Lost Their Parents Due To COVID-19
The Madhya Pradesh government will provide free education and a pension of Rs 5,000 per month to children whose parents died of COVID-19, Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said on Thursday.
-
Supreme Court Dismisses Plea Against Pension, Benefits To Former MPs
The Supreme Court today dismissed a plea challenging the perks, including pension and travel allowances, given to former Parliamentarians.
-
MPs Fixing Salaries Themselves A Moral, Ethical Issue: Top Court
The Supreme Court today said that parliamentarians determining their salary and perks themselves was an "moral" and "ethical issue" and sought for data on how much amount was spent on pension and other facilities provided to former lawmakers.
-
Parliament Has The Right To Decide Salaries Of Lawmakers: Minister Ananth Kumar
The government today took strong exception to the Supreme Court's observation on pension for lawmakers, saying it was the sacrosanct right of the Parliament to decide on the issue, giving an indirect message to the top court not to stray into the domain of lawmakers.
-
Lawmakers Take Umbrage Over Court Remarks On 'Crorepati' MPs
Drawing the line between the roles of the executive and the judiciary, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today said parliament alone has the authority to approve how public money is to be spent and it alone can legislate on how much pension MPs can draw.
-
Mile Banche Madhya Pradesh: Professionals To Teach For One Day At Government-Run Schools, 1.26 Lakh Volunteers Register
The 'Mile Banche Madhya Pradesh' programme has received an overwhelming response and has registered more than 1.26 lakh volunteers over the past few weeks. Apart from MP Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, the volunteers for the programme include media persons, homemakers, pensioners and professionals from various backgrounds.
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Government Salaries, Pensions Hiked Based On 7th Pay Commission Findings
A big pay hike for over a crore government employees and pensioners was cleared by the cabinet on Wednesday.
-
Indo-Canadian Lawmaker Accused of Misleading Voters
An Indo-Canadian MP from the Conservative Party has been accused of "lying" about a Liberal candidate's views over pension policy for new immigrants, a media report said.
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Congress Lawmaker Amarinder Singh Questions Centre on One Rank One Pension
Congress MP Amarinder Singh today hit out at PM Narendra Modi asking if his government can provide Rs 1 lakh crore special package to Jammu and Kashmir, what prevented it from sparing Rs 9,100 crore for OROP for the ex-servicemen.
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Double Lawmakers' Salaries, Recommends Parliament Panel
A parliamentary panel has pitched for 100 per cent hike in salary and daily allowances of MPs and 75 per cent raise in pension of ex-MPs apart from facilities for their "companions" in place of "spouses".
