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Union Budget 2021: Decoding this year's budget, know what all to expect

Union Budget 2021: Decoding this year's budget, know what all to expect
The voluminous Budget documents will not be printed this year, following the COVID-19 protocol and will instead be distributed electronically to MPs.
Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman holds Pre-Budget meeting for upcoming Budget 2021-22 through video conferencing (Image Source: Twitter/@FinMinIndia)
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Updated: Jan 30, 2021, 04:58 PM IST
Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will be presenting the Union Budget 2021 on February 1. This is going to be India's first ever paperless Union Budget, after Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman launched the Budget mobile app a few days ago.
Unlike the past, the voluminous Budget documents will not be printed this year, following the COVID-19 protocol and will instead be distributed electronically to the Members of Parliament (MPs). The economy is still reeling from the effects of COVID-19. The budget comes against the backdrop of recession with growth in two consecutive quarters in the red.

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Delhi violence turns agri woes into law and order issue; distracts from real grievances of farmers

Delhi violence turns agri woes into law and order issue; distracts from real grievances of farmers
This isn't the first time in recent history that a citizen-initiated movement has had to face a credibility crisis after a bout of violence. The anti-Citizenship Amendment Act protests in February 2020 faced a similar predicament when riots broke out in Delhi
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January 29, 2021 06:09:34 IST
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On Tuesday, the Republic Day tractor parade, which was meant to highlight the demands of the farmer unions, devolved into chaos on the streets of Delhi. Tens of thousands of protesters broke through barriers, fought with police, overturned vehicles and hoisted a religious flag from the ramparts of the Red Fort=.

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Johnson & Johnson likely to report COVID vaccine data next week : Bulletin: Business Today

Johnson & Johnson on Tuesday said it expected to report eagerly-awaited data on its Covid-19 vaccine early next week, and that it would be able to meet the delivery target for doses to countries with which it had signed supply agreements. Public health of

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Farmer stick to core demands; say no plans to abandon march to Parliament on Budget day

The farm unions, which have received favourable notice so far, are being questioned over the manner in which their rally spun out of control and resulted in chaos in Delhi on Republic Day.

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Farmers stick to core demands; say no plans to abandon march to Parliament on Budget day

The farm unions, which have received favourable notice so far, are being questioned over the manner in which their rally spun out of control and resulted in chaos in Delhi on Republic Day.

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Mayhem over Farmers tractor rally: Plea against violence in SC

The violence that broke out during Republic Day is what the Supreme Court had feared, but did not stop the farmers from protesting. After seeing what happened and the number of FIR's filed, further decisions of the Supreme Court are awaited.

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View: January 26 violence could have been prevented if Centre had invoked 1897 Epidemic Diseases Act and the 2020 Amendment

›View: January 26 violence could have been prevented if Centre had invoked 1897 Epidemic Diseases Act and the 2020 Amendment
View: January 26 violence could have been prevented if Centre had invoked 1897 Epidemic Diseases Act and the 2020 Amendment
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This frenzied so-called kisan cavalcade was followed by TV-channel journalists, who, in their eagerness to get close to the story, sometimes forgot to keep their masks on while rubbing shoulders with the law-breaking tractor-drivers in and around the ITO junction in Delhi and the Red Fort.

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R-Day violence aftermath: 37 farmer leaders booked, 2 farm unions withdraw, police says no one will be spared

R-Day violence aftermath: 37 farmer leaders booked, 2 farm unions withdraw, police says no one will be spared
A day after R-day violence, Delhi Police registered 22 FIRs against 37 farmer leaders; Twitter suspended 550 accounts and two farm unions pulled out of the protest.
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Samyukta Kisam Morcha leaders during a press conference on R-Day violence | PTI
The violence that unfolded on the Red Fort and ITO during the Republic Day tractor rally has started to unravel the two-month-long and strong farmers’ protest. A day after the farmers’ tractor rally resulted in a slew of vandalism incidents, including the unfurling of a Sikh flag on the ramparts of Red Fort, Delhi Police registered 22 FIRs against 37 farmer leaders; Twitter suspended 550 accounts and two farm unions pulled out of the protest.

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India news: Farmers postpone Parliament march on Budget Day, and nine other top stories

The big news: Farmers postpone march to Parliament on Budget Day, and nine other top stories
Other headlines: The Centre increased the occupancy in cinema halls from February 1, and the SC refused ‘Tandav’ makers and actors relief from arrest.
Jan 27, 2021 · 09:39 pm
Security force personnel in front of Red Fort on Wednesday, a day after a section of farmers stormed the monument during their tractor rally.
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A look at the headlines right now:
Over 25 criminal cases filed, 19 arrested for tractor rally violence, say police: As many as 37 farmer leaders, including Swaraj India President Yogendra Yadav and Bharatiya Kisan Union Spokesperson Rakesh Tikait have been booked for violence in Tuesday’s tractor rally. Meanwhile, two farmer bodies, the Bharatiya Kisan Union (Bhanu) and Rashtriya Kisan Mazdoor Sangathan decided to withdraw from the protest, while farmers postponed their march to the Parliament on Budget Day.

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Capital anarchy: Farmers deviating from peaceful protest route severely discredits their movement

Capital anarchy: Farmers deviating from peaceful protest route severely discredits their movement
January 26, 2021, 10:16 PM IST
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In what can perhaps be described as India’s Capitol insurrection moment protesting farmers upstaged the traditional Republic Day parade by deviating from the pre-designated routes of their tractor rally, violently breaking through police barricades, clashing with police personnel, and audaciously storming Red Fort – a symbol of the Indian Republic. They also vandalised buses and police vehicles as they entered Delhi in large numbers. That such chaos unfolded on Republic Day, when the capital is supposed to be a high security zone, is a monumental security lapse that’s comparable to the breach of the US Capitol early this year.

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