Kerala: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Thursday targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led government for allegedly "ruining" the country's economy. In a
Under Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led government's Vaccine Maitri initiative, India dispatched COVID-19 vaccines to Bahrain and Sri Lanka. Sri Lanka will be provided with a consignment of 50,400 doses of vaccines while Bahrain will receive 10,800 doses. Earlier, India has sent the vaccines to several countries including Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan, and the Maldives.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi slams Modi govt for ruining country s economy
He has been actively criticising the ruling government over the issues of economy and employment in the country.
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WAYANAD: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Thursday targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led government for allegedly ruining the country s economy.
In a tweet, the Congress MP said: Mr Modi s governance is a lesson in how to ruin one of the world s fastest-growing economies.
He has been actively criticising the ruling government over the issues of economy and employment in the country.
During the COVID-19 lockdown, Gandhi had shared a report by Oxfam on the alleged increase in wealth of Indian billionaires saying, This is what happens when the Prime Minister runs a country in the sole interest of 3-4 crony capitalists.
72nd Republic Day celebrated with patriotic fervour across Assam
Along with the rest of the country, the 72nd Republic Day was celebrated with patriotic fervour at Government HS&MP School playground in Kokrajhar on Tuesday.
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KOKRAJHAR: Along with the rest of the country, the 72nd Republic Day was celebrated with patriotic fervour at Government HS&MP School playground in Kokrajhar on Tuesday.
Bodoland Territorial Region (BTR) Chief Executive Member
Pramod Boro hoisted the national tricolour on the occasion. Boro offered floral tributes to martyrs at the national martyr tomb in Kokrajhar town. The flag hoisting was organized centrally by Kokrajhar district administration.
IMF s Chief Economist Gita Gopinath on Thursday said it would be damaging for India to start tightening policy support in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic and also stressed on reducing wasteful expenditures in the upcoming Budget. Delivering NCAER s 9th C D Deshmukh Lecture virtually, Gopinath said there is scope for the Indian government to provide more direct support to people. It would be damaging (for India) to start tightening of policy support in the midst of the pandemic, the chief economist of the Washington-based global financial institution said. Noting that India s debt-to-GDP ratio has gone up to 85 per cent, Gopinath said the country s banking sector is vulnerable due to rise in bad loans during the pandemic.