Breaking deadlock
French President Emmanuel Macron’s efforts to break the political deadlock in France have taken on a sense of urgency as he narrows down his search for a new Prime Minister.
French President Emmanuel Macron’s efforts to break the political deadlock in France have taken on a sense of urgency as he narrows down his search for a new Prime Minister.
Leading budget carrier IndiGo on Friday said it will resume operations from Terminal 1 at the Delhi Airport from September 2.
Coming after a wait of almost six months, the Uni on Budget had kindled hopes in many breasts only to be dashed rudely by the Budget document. People who had set their sights on increasing their take home in come were left wondering whether they were better off earlier.
As fixed earlier, Speaker Om Birla at 6 pm guillotined discussions on Budgets for several Ministries, and took up the Appropriation Bill for 2024-25.
Speaking at the sixth session of the 12th Manipur Assembly, Singh highlighted the economic challenges faced by the state, primarily driven by ongoing ethnic unrest.
As per the provisional calendar of sittings issued by the Assembly, the session will start with the Governor’s address on 25 March. The annual budget for the financial year 2022-23 will be presented on 30 March.
The budget laid focus on social security pension, wherein hike has been made in pension for persons above 65 years of age and all persons above the age of 60 years irrespective of income, have also been brought under its ambit. Rs 1,300 crore would be spent on social security pension which will benefit around 7.50 lakh for eligible persons.
Modi emphasised that for this government, science and technology was not an isolated sector. In the field of economy, the vision was linked with areas like digital economy and fintech.
"Webinar will bring together industry, academia, and 16 ministries and departments of the central government to discuss implementation steps.Prime Minister to address the Plenary Session," an official of the PMO informed here on Monday.
Seeking to present a comparative picture, the Prime Minister said, “In the year 2013-14, the direct capital expenditure of the Government of India was about two and a half lakh crore rupees, which has increased to seven and a half lakh crore rupees in the year 2022-23."
