Consumers will be able to change their power suppliers just like telecom services, after proposed amendment to the existing Electricity Act is approved, Union minister R K Singh said.
The government has raised Rs. 14,500 crore through the Bharat-22 Exchange Traded Fund (ETF), comprising 22 companies, a top official said on Monday.
The committee is understood to have recommended reduction in upper age limit of 32 years to appear in the civil service exam, official sources said.
The government on Monday said that tax officials will investigate the leaked financial documents through a reconstituted multi agency group.
After the recent crackdown, the total number of directors disqualified by the ministry has reached 3,00,000.
Further tightening the noose around black money hoarders, the government has said that more than 1.06 lakh directors will be disqualified for their association with shell companies
The Centre on Wednesday told the Supreme Court that it will extend the deadline for mandatory Aadhaar to avail social benefits to December 31 from the earlier September 30
The government does not plan to reintroduce Rs 1,000 notes that were taken out of circulation by the demonetisation of high-value currency last November
It is true that the performance of our country in the field of sports has been below potential, says union minister Kiren Rijiju in the Lok Sabha.
The Chief Minister wished all success to Sindhu in her future endeavors and hoped she would win many international tournaments. As Group-1 officer, he wanted her to contribute to the development of sports in the state.
The Centre on Wednesday conceded in the Supreme Court that right to privacy may be considered as a fundamental right under the Constitution, but many facets relating to it cannot be put under the fundamental rights category
Harmanpreet Kaur's application was snubbed by the Punjab Government for a job in the Punjab Police because there is no provision for employment in Punjab Police for female cricketers
The buying and selling of second hand goods will not attract Goods and Services Tax (GST) if sold at a price cheaper than the purchase price, the government said on Saturday
The government has now empowered the Army directly to procure critical weapons systems and military platforms to maintain combat readiness for short duration "intense wars"
The government, with its anti-profiteering rules under the GST regime, does not intend to use the “hammer” immediately to pull down prices, leaving it to market forces to guide companies to pass on the benefits of GST to consumers
The Supreme Court collegium is learnt to have asked the government to put on hold the process of appointing an Uttar Pradesh lawyer as a judge of the Allahabad High Court after it found that the candidate is facing a criminal case.
Putting an end on rumours of a possible deferment of the roll out of the Goods and Services Tax (GST), the government on Tuesday clarified that it will be implemented from July 1
The proposal comes close on the heels of several states, including some ruled by the BJP, opposing the formation of an all-India judicial service, a 60-year-old idea
The government will launch a programme of solid waste segregation on Monday in the National Capital Region as a major initiative on the urban environment front that combines waste management.
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