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Political affiliation rather than actual needs of the does become a major burden on the welfare programmes in general. your response?— your response? one of the conditions _ your response? one of the conditions of _ your response? one of the conditions of the _ your response? one of the conditions of the imf - your response? one of the - conditions of the imf programme is also _ conditions of the imf programme is also to— conditions of the imf programme is also to roll over the social protec...

Government needs to cut back on expenditures means there isnt that amount of funding their two pop—up what should have topped up by now. so i think all of these means we are relying on multilateral agencies to provide some funding, but in the long—term, we need to get all of the imf programmes, all of that tightened up so that budgetary support comes to scale these up, otherwise it will continue to be a big problem. the united nations is _ to be a big problem. the united nations is really _ ...

Support comes to scale these up, otherwise it will continue to be a big problem. 0k, harini amarasuriya, i mean, the united nations is really sounding the alarm bells, you know, theyre saying that half of the population in sri lanka could really fall into poverty. so theres a huge problem with targeting, and with l effectiveness of existing welfare programmes. i that is also due to heavy politicisation of welfare i programmes where governments that come in to power tend - to provide the welfare ...

Genuinely outside of the ability of shri lanka to deal with them? as far as the debt — shri lanka to deal with them? as far as the debt is _ shri lanka to deal with them? as far as the debt is concerned, _ shri lanka to deal with them? as far as the debt is concerned, they - shri lanka to deal with them? as far as the debt is concerned, they have | as the debt is concerned, they have about $51 billion of foreign debt, and theirforeign about $51 billion of foreign debt, and their foreign curren...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today asserted that no wrongdoing has happened in the country in the last eight years that could have caused embarrassment for the people of the country.

Home Minister Amit Shah expressed his gratitude to the people of Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Manipur and Goa for reposing their faith in the BJP.

The loan aims to help the administration improve services such as medical help through telemedicine, support for the elderly and differently-abled, financial inclusion of citizens with digital payments and disbursement of benefits for public schemes

India will utilise a big bump in revenue collection to fund welfare programmes instead of trying to beat its fiscal deficit target or lower borrowing, two government sources told Reuters. The country is set to exceed its 2020/21 revenue collection target of  Rs 15,45,000 crore ($207.77 billion), the first beat in four years, but a big chunk of the extra cash will go to a rural

A Welfare Board for Non-Resident Tamils would be set up and a total allocation of Rs 20 crore shall be made, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin announced on Wednesday. Tamil Nadu Non-Resident Tamils' Welfare Act was enacted during the previous DMK regime on March 1, 2011 and setting up of a Welfare Board was also announced, Stalin said.

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