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All Liquor Shops To Remain Closed In Noida And Greater Noida On January 22
The order, which also applies to military and paramilitary canteens, has been issued given the consecration ceremony of the Ram temple in Ayodhya on January 22.
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Paramilitary Canteen CEO Shifted After Goof-Up Over "Swadeshi" Products
RM Meena, the CEO of CAPF canteens, has been repatriated to his parent cadre in the CRPF after a recent goof-up in the issuance of a list that de-notified over 1,000 products calling them ''non-Swadeshi'', officials said on Thursday.
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Centre Pulls Order To Drop Over 1,000 Products From Paramilitary Canteens
An order to ban over 1,000 imported products at paramilitary canteens across the country for a renewed "Made in India" push was withdrawn on Monday as a number of items on the list were found to be Indian. The imported products had been de-listed after the government last month announced that paramilitary canteens will only sell indigenous or India...
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Paramilitary Canteens Stop Procurement, Await Clarity On "Swadeshi" Goods
Procurement of fresh supplies for central paramilitary force canteens, that cater to about 50 lakh troops and their families, has been "put on hold" till a clarity is obtained from the government on the term "swadeshi" (Indian) products, officials said on Wednesday.
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Only Made-in-India In Paramilitary Canteens From June 1 After PM's Pitch
Only 'Made-in-India' products to be sold in CAPF canteens from June 1: government day after PM's "self-reliance" call
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Embrace "Swadeshi", Shun Foreign Goods: Home Ministry To Paramilitary Forces
The Union Home Ministry has directed all CAPFs or paramilitary forces to shun foreign brands and introduce ''swadeshi'' goods, including food items, household goods and clothing, in their canteens and offices, officials said on Thursday.
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Maggi Noodles Row: 1,500 Central Police Canteens Discontinue Nestle Products
In the backdrop of safety concerns over Maggi noodles, the country-wide network of 1500 Central Police Canteens (CPCs) catering to central paramilitary personnel have already discontinued Nestle India's products after detecting alleged irregularities in their packaging.
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All Liquor Shops To Remain Closed In Noida And Greater Noida On January 22
The order, which also applies to military and paramilitary canteens, has been issued given the consecration ceremony of the Ram temple in Ayodhya on January 22.
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Paramilitary Canteen CEO Shifted After Goof-Up Over "Swadeshi" Products
RM Meena, the CEO of CAPF canteens, has been repatriated to his parent cadre in the CRPF after a recent goof-up in the issuance of a list that de-notified over 1,000 products calling them ''non-Swadeshi'', officials said on Thursday.
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Centre Pulls Order To Drop Over 1,000 Products From Paramilitary Canteens
An order to ban over 1,000 imported products at paramilitary canteens across the country for a renewed "Made in India" push was withdrawn on Monday as a number of items on the list were found to be Indian. The imported products had been de-listed after the government last month announced that paramilitary canteens will only sell indigenous or India...
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Paramilitary Canteens Stop Procurement, Await Clarity On "Swadeshi" Goods
Procurement of fresh supplies for central paramilitary force canteens, that cater to about 50 lakh troops and their families, has been "put on hold" till a clarity is obtained from the government on the term "swadeshi" (Indian) products, officials said on Wednesday.
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Only Made-in-India In Paramilitary Canteens From June 1 After PM's Pitch
Only 'Made-in-India' products to be sold in CAPF canteens from June 1: government day after PM's "self-reliance" call
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Embrace "Swadeshi", Shun Foreign Goods: Home Ministry To Paramilitary Forces
The Union Home Ministry has directed all CAPFs or paramilitary forces to shun foreign brands and introduce ''swadeshi'' goods, including food items, household goods and clothing, in their canteens and offices, officials said on Thursday.
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Maggi Noodles Row: 1,500 Central Police Canteens Discontinue Nestle Products
In the backdrop of safety concerns over Maggi noodles, the country-wide network of 1500 Central Police Canteens (CPCs) catering to central paramilitary personnel have already discontinued Nestle India's products after detecting alleged irregularities in their packaging.
