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​At India International Trade Fair’s Saras Mela, over 165 stalls are manned by 330-odd dynamic women entrepreneurs across all states and union territories who have harnessed local resources to lift rural women through self-help groups (SHGs). (Photo by Anindya Chattopadhyay)​

Peren, November 20 (MExN): The 70th All India Cooperative Week organised by Assistant Registrar of Cooperative Societies, Peren was celebrated under the theme ‘Role of Cooperatives in $5 Trillion Economy and SDGs’ at women welfare hall, Jalukie town on No

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Amit Shah released saffron party's manifesto for Legislative Assembly polls, said a committee would be constituted on UCC

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Charging the BRS MLAs with collecting 30 per cent commission in the state government's 'Dalit Bandhu' scheme, BJP national president JP Nadda

Charging the BRS MLAs with collecting 30 per cent commission in the state governments Dalit Bandhu scheme, BJP national president JP Nadda on Sunday said the K Chandrasekhar Rao-led dispensation in Telangana should be sent packing after the upcoming assembly polls and urged the people to elect the saffron party

The union government intends to captialise on this global event as a strategic platform to harness international collaboration aiming to boost export, enhance the socio-economic well-being of fishers and aquafarmers, and promote start-up and entrepreneurial initiatives across the value chain in the sector.

Focusing on youth of the state, the chief minister said he wanted the youth of his state not only to dream but to create, innovate, and lead.

The saffron party has promised four free LPG cylinders per year to the poor families, buying paddy at Rs 3100 per quintal and also procure the par-boiled rice which the BRS government has been reluctant to buy. Other big promises include Rs 2 Lakh to every girl child from a poor family after she attains the age of 21, providing 2.5 Lakh government jobs in five years and reducing the Value Added Tax on petrol and diesel in Telangana.