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Passenger Gives Up Train Fare Subsidy, Sends Cheque, Letter To Railways
The Railways is in a fix over a cheque of Rs 950 sent by a passenger apparently to give up the subsidy borne by the government on the train fare between Jammu and Delhi.
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Small Retailers Oppose FDI in E-Commerce
Earlier, the government was forced to partially roll back a steep hike in rail passenger fares, aimed at reducing the country's massive subsidy bill, after protests from political allies.
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Rail Freight Hike to Push Fertiliser Subsidy by Rs 200 Crore: Industry Body
Fertiliser subsidy bill will rise by about Rs 200 crore annually but will not have an impact on retail prices following the government's decision to hike rail freight by 6.5 per cent, industry body FAI said on Friday.
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No further hike in train reservation, cancellation charges: Pawan Bansal
Railway Minister Pawan Kumar Bansal made it clear on Friday that there will be no further hike in the near future in reservation or cancellation charges, though cross subsidy from freight to passenger segment has touched Rs 25,000 crore.
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Passenger Gives Up Train Fare Subsidy, Sends Cheque, Letter To Railways
The Railways is in a fix over a cheque of Rs 950 sent by a passenger apparently to give up the subsidy borne by the government on the train fare between Jammu and Delhi.
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Small Retailers Oppose FDI in E-Commerce
Earlier, the government was forced to partially roll back a steep hike in rail passenger fares, aimed at reducing the country's massive subsidy bill, after protests from political allies.
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Rail Freight Hike to Push Fertiliser Subsidy by Rs 200 Crore: Industry Body
Fertiliser subsidy bill will rise by about Rs 200 crore annually but will not have an impact on retail prices following the government's decision to hike rail freight by 6.5 per cent, industry body FAI said on Friday.
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No further hike in train reservation, cancellation charges: Pawan Bansal
Railway Minister Pawan Kumar Bansal made it clear on Friday that there will be no further hike in the near future in reservation or cancellation charges, though cross subsidy from freight to passenger segment has touched Rs 25,000 crore.
