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Lambie party secures Saul Eslake to review Tasmania's finances | The Advocate - Vimarsana News

Lambie party secures Saul Eslake to review Tasmania's finances | The Advocate

Independent economist Saul Eslake will assess Tasmania's finances, as tensions between Jacqui Lambie Network and the Liberal-led government ease.

Commerce ministry recommends Rs 3,489 crore for PLI scheme for toys; Rs 2,600 crore for footwear, ET Retail - Vimarsana News

Commerce ministry recommends Rs 3,489 crore for PLI scheme for toys; Rs 2,600 crore for footwear, ET Retail

PLI Scheme: As these two schemes are yet to be cleared by the Union Cabinet, the interim Budget has made a token provision of Rs 1 lakh towards these schemes for 2024-25.

Budget 2024: From Bahi Khata, Briefcase To Tablet – How Budget Papers Changed Over The Years - Vimarsana News

Budget 2024: From Bahi Khata, Briefcase To Tablet – How Budget Papers Changed Over The Years

Budget 2024: After the British rule, Independent India’s first finance minister RK Shankmukham Chetty carried the first Budget papers in a leather portfolio bag to the Parliament.

Source: india.com
Commerce ministry recommends Rs 3,489 crore for PLI scheme for toys; Rs 2,600 crore for footwear - Vimarsana News

Commerce ministry recommends Rs 3,489 crore for PLI scheme for toys; Rs 2,600 crore for footwear

As these two schemes are yet to be cleared by the Union Cabinet, the interim Budget has made a token provision of Rs 1 lakh towards these schemes for 2024-25.

Somerset Council considers cuts to cope with budget gap - Vimarsana News

Somerset Council considers cuts to cope with budget gap

The council could raise council tax and cut public services to cope with a £87m budget gap.

Source: yahoo.com