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Majority top tokens see slight downtrend. Bitcoin, and Ethereum both fell marginally.

Former Bihar Chief Minister Rabri Devi on Wednesday taunted her successor Nitish Kumar by saying he should swap posts with his Uttar Pradesh counterpart Yogi Adityanath.

Minister of State for Education, Annapurna Devi, informed the Rajya Sabha on Wednesday that abolishing the discretionary quota of MPs for admission to Kendriya Vidyalayas will be decided after consultation with members of all the political ...

RIYADH: A member of India's parliament has urged the government to increase taxes on crypto income from the current proposed rate of 30 percent, stressing that cryptocurrency trading is similar to gambling. Sushil Kumar Modi also requested that the goods and services tax, known as GST, be charged on the total value of crypto transactions, according to Bitcoin.com. “I would

BJP member Sushil Kumar Modi on Monday asked the government to increase tax on cryptocurrencies from the current rate of 30 per cent, saying it is a form of gambling and countries like Japan, German, France and Austria have imposed up to 55 per cent tax on it.

A parliamentary committee headed by BJP MP Sushil Modi said that it prefers the phrase 'Union of India' instead of 'Centre' – an idea popular with opposition politicians too.

The issue needs to be addressed and it should be ensured that the data rights of everyone, especially minor girls and women, are protected: TMCs Mausam Noor

Proceedings of the Rajya Sabha were adjourned for 15 minutes during Zero Hour on Friday following the Oppositions protest over BJP lawmaker Rupa Gangulys remark on the West Bengals Birbhum incident.Raising the Birbhum issue during the Zero ...

Is it the Union of India or the Central government? Opposition leaders like Rahul Gandhi and MK Stalin, the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister, appears to have got support for their argument from a Parliamentary panel headed by senior BJP MP Sushil Kumar Modi which favours Union of India. The remarks of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Personnel, Public Grievances, Law and

Mr Modi said that Congress leaders don't have the courage to free the party of the Gandhi family even after a "shameful" routing in five states. "The party will be wiped out even from Rajasthan and Chattisgarh in the next elections," he said.