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India-bhutan agreement: India releases second tranche of INR/Nu 5 billion to Bhutan for GyalSung Infrastructure Project - Vimarsana News

India-bhutan agreement: India releases second tranche of INR/Nu 5 billion to Bhutan for GyalSung Infrastructure Project

The MoU, which was signed in January 2024, provides a framework for the disbursal of INR/Nu 15 billion as concessionary financing to the Government of Bhutan for infrastructure development related to the GyalSung academies.

India releases second tranche of Rs 500 crore to Bhutan - Vimarsana News

India releases second tranche of Rs 500 crore to Bhutan

This comes less than a week after Prime Minister Narendra Modi on March 23 concluded a fruitful two-day state visit to Bhutan

India disburses second tranche of funding for Gyalsung project - Vimarsana News

India disburses second tranche of funding for Gyalsung project

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Students must voice problems, issues via right channels — PM Muhyiddin (Updated) - Vimarsana News

Students must voice problems, issues via right channels — PM Muhyiddin (Updated)

Students must voice problems, issues via right channels — PM Muhyiddin (Updated) 16 Mar 2021 / 19:17 H. Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin. — Bernama KUALA LUMPUR: Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin said the freedom given by the government to students to voice out problems and issues must be utilised as best as possible through the right channels. He said this must be done responsibly by placing integrity in line with rational values, and courtesy and morality. “Decision must not be rash and must steer clear from emotional pressure or incitement by other quarters to preve...

Insurance firms expand virus coverage - Vimarsana News

Insurance firms expand virus coverage

PETALING JAYA: Insurance companies are setting aside more funds to expand special plans related to the Covid-19 pandemic, including covering any adverse reaction from vaccination. While health experts have said that any side effect from Covid-19 vaccines is rare, the coverage is a precautionary measure. Most insurance firms have extended their coverage of cash aid for hospitalisation and death from Covid-19, which was supposed to end in December 2020, until this year. The benefits are for existing and new policyholders at no additional cost for an allocated period of time or until the fund li...