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Vadodara: Elections for the post of chairman of Baroda District Co-operative Milk Producers Union Limited (BDCMPUL) popularly known as Baroda Dairy wi.

Amid a tussle between Trifed Chairman Ramsinh Rathwa and Managing Director Gitanjali Gupta, the latter has

India News: Amid the feud between Trifed chairman Ramsinh Rathwa and the organisation's managing director Gitanjali Gupta, the latter has been transferred to Niti

The Union Tribal Affairs Ministry has declared the suspension of the managing director of TRIFED as "null and void". The ministry stated that Geetanjali Gupta, an additional secretary level officer, was appointed to the post by the Appointments Committee of the Cabinet. The suspension order by Ramsinh Rathwa, the chairman of TRIFED, was issued due to conflicts between him and Gupta. The chairman, being a non-officio member, lacks the authority to make such decisions. This comes after t...

Ramsinh Rathwa, the chairman of the cooperative body associated with the Union Ministry of Tribal Affairs, had on Thursday issued an order suspending Geetanjali Gupta for

The suspension order issued on Thursday (October 19) was signed by Rathwa. Asked about the development, the TRIFED chairman declined to make any comment “at this stage”. “Final decision will be taken in the board meeting on October 27,” he said.

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Ramsinh Rathwa, the Chairman of TRIFED, a co-op body dedicated to transforming the lives of tribal people in India, is spirited today after the appointment of a regular MD in the co-op body. He says that now it would

Ramsinh Rathwa, the Chairman of TRIFED, a co-op body dedicated to transforming the lives of tribal people in India, is spirited today after the appointment of a regular MD in the co-op body. He says that now it would

Revisiting 2020: 10 educational initiatives that impacted the lives of students despite the pandemic SocialStory brings 10 inspirational stories of people, startups, and NGOs who burned the midnight oil in 2020 to brighten the future of students in India amidst a pandemic. 0 claps Share on The COVID-19 pandemic has been both a disruptor and a medium for change. This is especially the case when it comes to education. With many students and teachers forced indoors due to the coronavirus-induced ...