Tamil Nadu govt rolls out Rs 12,110 crore crop loan waiver scheme, CM gives away certificates to farmers
The certificates state that loans taken from cooperative banks and due on January 31, 2021 have been waived. Deputy Chief Minister O Panneerselvam, Agriculture Minister K P Anbalagan and senior officials led by Chief Secretary Rajeev Ranjan participated in the event at the state secretariat, a government release here said. PTI February 13, 2021 / 02:41 PM IST
Marking the rollout of the Rs 12,110 crore crop loan waiver scheme for over 16 lakh ryots in Tamil Nadu, Chief Minister K Palaniswami on Saturday gave away certificates to nine farmers here.
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February 13, 2021
ISLAMABAD: The circular debt is set to alarmingly increase up to Rs4,936 billion by financial year 2025 with an increase of 2.04 times from the current level of Rs2,400 billion, highlights the report on Pakistan’s Power Sector Circular Debt Causes, Consequences, and Remedies prepared by Pakistan’s leading economist Sakib Sherani of Macro Economic Insights (MEI).
Sherani served as Member, Prime Minister’s Economic Advisory Council, and Principal Economic Adviser, Ministry of Finance, Government of Pakistan. The stock of circular debt is still projected by MEI to increase to over Rs3,000 billion by 2025, under the best case (strong reforms) scenario.
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Fare wars and spring specials yield airfare bargains for Alaskans willing to travel Published February 13
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Print article When is the last time you purchased a ticket from Anchorage to Seattle for less than $50? Hmm. I had to think before settling on “never.” But that’s what happens when two airlines are locked in a fare war. This particular war is nothing new it’s been going on for almost seven years, since Delta Air Lines announced Seattle as a new hub city. This weekend, though, it seems like the pitched battle between Alaska Airlines and Delta is especially fierce.