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13 Weeknight Dinners That Will Make Your Family and Budget Happy - Vimarsana News

13 Weeknight Dinners That Will Make Your Family and Budget Happy

Budget-friendly dinners don't have to be bland or boring. These tasty recipes are good for your family and your wallet.

Budget Bytes' six principles for saving on food - Vimarsana News

Budget Bytes' six principles for saving on food

When Beth Moncel created her free website, Budget Bytes, in 2009, her goal was to help people save money on groceries while still cooking delicious meals.

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Is fast food cheaper than cooking at home? - Vimarsana News

Is fast food cheaper than cooking at home?

An expert dishes her insights on the fast food vs. home-cooked food cost conundrum.

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Budget Byte: Education scheme 'Samagra Shiksha' expenditure fell in 2020 - Vimarsana News

Budget Byte: Education scheme 'Samagra Shiksha' expenditure fell in 2020

Education scheme expenditure fell in 2020 Samagra Shiksha is an integrated centrally sponsored scheme (CSS) focused on pre-school to senior secondary level. Release of funds for the scheme has been slow in 2020, according to data by think-tank Accountability Initiative. Even states spent only a minor share of the approved funds till October. Most states allocated less towards education in the first place The slower spending by states came even as the denominator shrunk. States scuttled their education budgets, which included the amount transferred by the Centre under Samagra Shiksha in 2020...

No abrupt fiscal correction must be attempted in 2021-22: TN to Sitharaman - Vimarsana News

No abrupt fiscal correction must be attempted in 2021-22: TN to Sitharaman

The Tamil Nadu Finance Minister today urged the Union Finance Ministry to take more initiatives not just to support the States, but to ensure a sustained revival of the economy. He also suggested that no abrupt fiscal correction should be attempted during 2021-22. Ahead of the Union Budget, Tamil Nadu also suggested that the borrowing limit by States should be up to 5 per cent of GDP, called for continuation of discussions on the compensation mechanism and devolving further taxation powers on States, extension of the period under the tax loss carry forward (TLCF) scheme for auto industry an...