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Budget News: Discover the key segments of the education sector that require special attention in the Interim Budget 2024. Find out how the budget aims to elevate the quality and accessibility of education in India.

Indias interim budget is eagerly awaited by the middle class, who have high expectations for relief in income tax through adjusted tax slabs and expanded exemptions. The budget is also anticipated to address employment concerns and generate more job opportunities. Affordable housing, education, and healthcare take center stage, with hopes for interest rate reductions, increased subsidies, and improved infrastructure. The budget is expected to offer price relief by regulating food prices and stab...

It is all very well to speak of a market-led society and the spirit of free enterprise, but if this happens in a context of an overweening state presence in everyday life, no one is silly enough to actually believe it

Since coming to power at the center in 2014, Modi Government has faced incessant accusations from opposition, leftist and liberal groups, who have

One year and four months after the third version of the countrys flagship skilling plan ended, the government is yet to roll out the fourth phase of Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojana.

Going by the growing appetite of India, Samsung and Apple are trying to increase their electronics manufacturing in India.

Complementary capabilities and close service ties underline the win-win potential of such a pact

The Central Government Schemes are classified into Core of the Core Schemes, Core Scheme and Major Central Sector Scheme.Centrally Sponsored Schemes Vs Central SchemesActually, the two major classifications of Central Government Schemes are Centrally Sponsored Schemes (CSS) and Central Center Schemes (CS).

While the allocation under National Apprenticeship Promotion Scheme in Budget Estimate 2023-24 is nil, a sum of Rs 348.99 crore has been set aside under Skill India Programme.

India and Russia have signed 28 agreements or memorandums of understanding (MoU) during the 21st India-Russia Annual Summit held between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on 6 December. These agreements cover various sectors, including trade, energy, culture, intellectual property, manpower, education, etc.