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BJP Releases 'Sankalp Patra' For Delhi Municipal Polls, Underlines Vision
BJP's MCD poll manifesto, promising flats to slum dwellers, cheap meals for Rs 5 through 50 Annapurna Rasois, free bicycles to girl students, 1,000 permanent Chhath ghats, new cow shelters and development of "happiness" areas, was released today.
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5 Popular Meals Under INR 100 In Delhi That Are Filling And Super Tasty
Budget-friendly foods in Delhi: If you are on a tight budget, you can still manage to find a bevy of meals in Delhi that are tasty and will quell your hunger instantly.
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Telangana Launches Rs 5 Meals At Government Hospitals
Telangana's Health Minister T Harish Rao and Home Minister Mohammed Mahmood Ali on Thursday launched the subsidised meal programme of 'Rs 5 meals' to attendants of patients at government hospitals.
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32 Per Cent Funds Earmarked Under Poshan Abhiyan Remain Unspent By States, UTs: Official Data
PM POSHAN Abhiyan: It showed the total central fund released till January 1 was Rs 5,256.97 crore out of which Rs 3,572.17 crore has been spent by the states and Union Territories while Rs 1,684.79 crore is unspent balance available with them.
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Cabinet Approves PM-POSHAN Scheme, To Spend Rs 1.31 Lakh Crore In 5 Years
The Union Cabinet on Wednesday approved to start the PM-POSHAN scheme to provide mid-day meal to students of over 11.2 lakh government and government-aided schools across the nation.
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Mamata Banerjee Launches Scheme To Provide Meal At Rs 5 To Poor People
Ahead of the assembly election in the state, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday virtually launched the ''Maa'' scheme under which her government would provide a meal at a nominal cost of Rs 5 to poor people.
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Bengal Prawn Farmers Face Troubled Times As Lockdown Stops Exports
In Bengal, three and a half lakh people depend on prawns for two square meals a day. These are the family members of agrarians who farm prawns - a delicacy, which is in huge demand worldwide, and brings in over Rs 5,000 crore in exports.
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YSR Congress Shuts Down Anna Canteens "Temporarily" Alleging Corruption
Anna Canteens, which provide meals at Rs 5 to the poor and the middle class, were shut down across Andhra Pradesh from Thursday. Daily wage labourers, beggars, other poor folks who thronged the canteens every day found the canteens locked.
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5 States Fined Rs 1 Lakh For Not Giving Details On Mid-Day Meal
The Supreme Court on Tuesday imposed a cost of Rs 1 lakh each on Andhra Pradesh, Arunachal Pradesh, Meghalaya, Odisha and Jammu and Kashmir for not furnishing details on the mid-day meal scheme in their states.
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Dadi Ki Rasoi: A Noida-Based Man's Initiative To Provide Quality Meal At Just Rs 5
'Dadi ki Rasoi' is an initiative that was started by Anoop Khanna (social activist). It aims at providing quality food to poor and needy people at just Rs 5.
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All-You-Can-Eat At Rs 5 In Yogi Adityanath's Kitchens For The Poor Soon
Yogi Adityanath's Uttar Pradesh government has said it will soon open "Annapurna Bhojanalayas" across the state to provide full meals at Rs 5 for the poor.
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Punjab Elections 2017: AAP Manifesto Focuses Heavily On Drug Addiction
Free laptops for students ahead of their board exams, meals costing just Rs 5 at subsidized canteens, cheaper electricity and the abolition of property tax are some of the promises made by Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party to voters in Punjab.
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After Amma Canteens, Rajasthan's 'Annapurna Rasois' Offer Meals For Rs 5
Amma Canteens in Tamil Nadu now have a match in Rajasthan - the Annapurna Rasoi - where a meal costs five to eight rupees.
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Convicted in admission scam. Congress MP who said Rs 5 was enough for a meal
Congress Rajya Sabha MP Rasheed Masood is likely to be the first person to be disqualified under a recent Supreme Court order, after he was convicted today of nominating undeserving candidates to medical colleges when he was central minister of state for health over two decades ago.
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Kapil Sibal criticises Planning Commission's definition of poverty
Challenging the method used by the Planning Commission to calculate poverty, Communications and Information Technology Minister Kapil Sibal today said a family of five could not live on Rs 5,000 a month.
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BJP Releases 'Sankalp Patra' For Delhi Municipal Polls, Underlines Vision
BJP's MCD poll manifesto, promising flats to slum dwellers, cheap meals for Rs 5 through 50 Annapurna Rasois, free bicycles to girl students, 1,000 permanent Chhath ghats, new cow shelters and development of "happiness" areas, was released today.
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5 Popular Meals Under INR 100 In Delhi That Are Filling And Super Tasty
Budget-friendly foods in Delhi: If you are on a tight budget, you can still manage to find a bevy of meals in Delhi that are tasty and will quell your hunger instantly.
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Telangana Launches Rs 5 Meals At Government Hospitals
Telangana's Health Minister T Harish Rao and Home Minister Mohammed Mahmood Ali on Thursday launched the subsidised meal programme of 'Rs 5 meals' to attendants of patients at government hospitals.
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32 Per Cent Funds Earmarked Under Poshan Abhiyan Remain Unspent By States, UTs: Official Data
PM POSHAN Abhiyan: It showed the total central fund released till January 1 was Rs 5,256.97 crore out of which Rs 3,572.17 crore has been spent by the states and Union Territories while Rs 1,684.79 crore is unspent balance available with them.
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Cabinet Approves PM-POSHAN Scheme, To Spend Rs 1.31 Lakh Crore In 5 Years
The Union Cabinet on Wednesday approved to start the PM-POSHAN scheme to provide mid-day meal to students of over 11.2 lakh government and government-aided schools across the nation.
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Mamata Banerjee Launches Scheme To Provide Meal At Rs 5 To Poor People
Ahead of the assembly election in the state, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday virtually launched the ''Maa'' scheme under which her government would provide a meal at a nominal cost of Rs 5 to poor people.
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Bengal Prawn Farmers Face Troubled Times As Lockdown Stops Exports
In Bengal, three and a half lakh people depend on prawns for two square meals a day. These are the family members of agrarians who farm prawns - a delicacy, which is in huge demand worldwide, and brings in over Rs 5,000 crore in exports.
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YSR Congress Shuts Down Anna Canteens "Temporarily" Alleging Corruption
Anna Canteens, which provide meals at Rs 5 to the poor and the middle class, were shut down across Andhra Pradesh from Thursday. Daily wage labourers, beggars, other poor folks who thronged the canteens every day found the canteens locked.
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5 States Fined Rs 1 Lakh For Not Giving Details On Mid-Day Meal
The Supreme Court on Tuesday imposed a cost of Rs 1 lakh each on Andhra Pradesh, Arunachal Pradesh, Meghalaya, Odisha and Jammu and Kashmir for not furnishing details on the mid-day meal scheme in their states.
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Dadi Ki Rasoi: A Noida-Based Man's Initiative To Provide Quality Meal At Just Rs 5
'Dadi ki Rasoi' is an initiative that was started by Anoop Khanna (social activist). It aims at providing quality food to poor and needy people at just Rs 5.
-
All-You-Can-Eat At Rs 5 In Yogi Adityanath's Kitchens For The Poor Soon
Yogi Adityanath's Uttar Pradesh government has said it will soon open "Annapurna Bhojanalayas" across the state to provide full meals at Rs 5 for the poor.
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Punjab Elections 2017: AAP Manifesto Focuses Heavily On Drug Addiction
Free laptops for students ahead of their board exams, meals costing just Rs 5 at subsidized canteens, cheaper electricity and the abolition of property tax are some of the promises made by Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party to voters in Punjab.
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After Amma Canteens, Rajasthan's 'Annapurna Rasois' Offer Meals For Rs 5
Amma Canteens in Tamil Nadu now have a match in Rajasthan - the Annapurna Rasoi - where a meal costs five to eight rupees.
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Convicted in admission scam. Congress MP who said Rs 5 was enough for a meal
Congress Rajya Sabha MP Rasheed Masood is likely to be the first person to be disqualified under a recent Supreme Court order, after he was convicted today of nominating undeserving candidates to medical colleges when he was central minister of state for health over two decades ago.
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Kapil Sibal criticises Planning Commission's definition of poverty
Challenging the method used by the Planning Commission to calculate poverty, Communications and Information Technology Minister Kapil Sibal today said a family of five could not live on Rs 5,000 a month.
