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The Centre controls fuel prices through excise duty, base and cap prices at which dealers and oil companies deal with each other.

While the Centre proposes that 'the medium of expression until at least grade five – but preferably till grade eight or beyond – shall be the student’s mother tongue, or the local or regional language', the state policy only wishes to introduce the three-language formula only at the upper primary level

Weighing in on the ongoing war of words between the Union and the Delhi Government over the beautification of the National Capital ahead of the big-ticket

Moong pulse was also available at Rs 90 and now it has reached Rs 100 per kg in the retail market in Patna. Urad pulse was available at Rs 120 and now it has reached Rs 130 per kg.

OEMs have urged to defer the October 31 deadline for the implementation of licence mandates on the import of laptops and servers.

7th Pay Commission: The Defence Ministry in an official memorandum mentioned the minimum eligibility service required for promotion of defence civilian employees.

The Centre on Tuesday slashed the prices of LPG cylinders by Rs 200 and announced an additional subsidy of Rs 200 to 10.35 crore consumers under the Ujjwala Scheme.

Minister of Finance Riikka Purra (PS) on Friday unveiled the first snippets of her budget proposal for next year. The proposal is worth 87.2 billion euros and shows a deficit of 10.1 billion euros, the former representing an increase of 3.7 billion euros and the latter a decrease of 300 million euros from this year.

The revelation was made in a drone-survey undertaken by the department after setting up a committee to identify such points.

State Bank of Indias growth forecast for 2023-24 is even higher than that of Indian authorities, who see the GDP growing by 6.5 percent this year